2023
DOI: 10.1101/2023.10.26.563800
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Noise-induced changes in rat head stability and orientation correlate with dysfunction of otolith irregular afferents

Mamiko Niwa,
David Bauer,
Marie Anderson
et al.

Abstract: Exposure to intense noise damages both the cochlea and vestibular end organs. Our group previously reported attenuated vestibular short-latency evoked potentials (VsEP) and reduced numbers of calretinin-positive (CR+) calyces in the saccule following noise exposure. Here, we examined rats’ resting head orientation with respect to gravity as well as head stability following a 4-hour exposure to 120 dB SPL noise. We also assessed how behavioral changes are related to changes in VsEP waveforms and calretinin expr… Show more

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