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Noise-induced transient microlesions in the cell membranes of auditory hair cells by Mulroy, Michael J, Henry, William R, McNeil, Paul L

“…Several types of nonauditory cells recover from transitory mechanically induced microlesions in their cell membranes. We report evidence that hair cells in the…”
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Afferent synaptic changes in auditory hair cells during noise-induced temporary threshold shift by Henry, William R., Mulroy, Michael J.

“…This study presents evidence in support of the hypothesis that one of the sites of failure during noise-induced temporary threshold shift (TTS) is the afferent…”
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Sensorineural hearing loss in the mdx mouse: A model of Duchenne muscular dystrophy by RAYNOR, E. M, MULROY, M. J

“…Sensorineural hearing loss has been identified in several types of muscular dystrophy, but few studies have investigated any relationship between Duchenne…”
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The Organization of Actin Filaments in the Stereocilia of Cochlear Hair Cells by Tilney, Lewis G., Derosier, David J., Mulroy, Michael J.

“…Within each tapering stereocilium of the cochlea of the alligator lizard is a bundle of actin filaments with >3,000 filaments near the tip and only 18-29…”
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Munk's Experiment by Mulroy, M J

“…Abstract only…”
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Abnormal cardiac sensory innervation associated with experimentally induced, electrocardiographic long QT intervals in chick embryos by HARRISON, T. A, MULROY, M. J

“…Prolongation of the QT interval in the ECG can be induced in d 17 chick embryos by ablating the nodose placode on the right side on d 1 of development. The…”
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Developmental study of the long QT with deafness syndrome in the chick embryo: cochlear pathology by Mulroy, M J, Harrison, T A

“…Developmental abnormalities of the peripheral auditory structures in an experimental animal model of the cardio-auditory (long QT with deafness) syndrome are…”
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Patterns of afferent synaptic contacts in the alligator lizard's cochlea by Mulroy, M J

“…Afferent synapses on both free-standing and tectorial hair cells in the alligator lizard's cochlea are described quantitatively. Semiserial sections were…”
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Changes in the synaptic region of auditory hair cells during noise-induced temporary threshold shift by Mulroy, M J, Fromm, R F, Curtis, S

“…During noise-induced temporary threshold shift cytoplasmic vacuoles increase in the synaptic region of auditory hair cells. This structural change in the…”
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Gap junctional connections between hair cells, supporting cells and nerves in a vestibular organ by Mulroy, M J, Dempewolf, S A, Curtis, S, Iida, H C

“…The pattern of gap-junctional connections between cells in the vestibular neuroepithelium of the posterior semicircular duct of the alligator lizard are…”
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Auditory stereocilia in the alligator lizard by Mulroy, M J, Williams, R S

“…The normal anatomy of stereociliary tufts in the basilar papilla of the alligator lizard is described and demonstrated with scanning electron micrographs…”
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Connections between stereocilia in auditory hair cells of the alligator lizard by Csukas, S R, Rosenquist, T H, Mulroy, M J

“…The interconnections between stereocilia within individual tufts of auditory hair cells in the basilar papilla of the alligator lizard were examined with a…”
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Cochlear nerve of the alligator lizard by Mulroy, M J, Oblak, T G

“…The innervation of the auditory organ of the alligator lizard is described. Patterns of distribution of the nerve fibers were studied at the light microscopic…”
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Electrocardiographic QT prolongation after ablation of the nodose placode in the chick embryo: a developmental model of the idiopathic long QT syndrome by CHRISTIANSEN, J. L, STADT, H. A, MULROY, M. J, KIRBY, M. L

“…Electrocardiographic abnormalities characteristic of the idiopathic long QT syndrome are thought to be caused by an imbalance of sympathetic activity in the…”
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Cochlear ganglion cells in the alligator lizard by Mulroy, M J

“…Two types of ganglion cells are present in the cochlear ganglion of the alligator lizard. Myelinated cells are the predominant type but a small population of…”
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Intracellular electric responses to sound in a vertebrate cochlea by MULROY, M. J, ALTMANN, D. W, WEISS, T. F, PEAKE, W. T

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The Use of 66kV technology for Offshore Wind Demonstration sites by Neumann, A.P, Mulroy, M.J, Ebden, C

“…Near-to-shore wind farms, such as the UK's Round 1, connect their generation to shore at 33kV. This is also currently the standard distribution voltage (or…”
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Changes in size and shape of auditory hair cells in vivo during noise-induced temporary threshold shift by Dew, L A, Owen, Jr, R G, Mulroy, M J

“…In this study we describe changes in the size and shape of auditory hair cells of the alligator lizard in vivo during noise-induced temporary threshold shift…”
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Permanent noise-induced damage to stereocilia: a scanning electron microscopic study of the lizard's cochlea by Mulroy, M J

“…Alligator lizards were exposed to broadband noise ranging in intensity from 106 to 132 dB SPL for two hours and permitted to recover from 19 to 62 days…”
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Cochlear anatomy of the alligator lizard by Mulroy, M J

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