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Lateral Diffusion Anisotropy and Membrane Lipid/Skeleton Interaction in Outer Hair Cells by de Monvel, J. Boutet, Brownell, W.E., Ulfendahl, M.

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Effects of Aging and Noise Exposure on Auditory Brainstem Responses and Number of Presynaptic Ribbons in Inner Hair Cells of C57BL/6J Mice by Takeda, Sh, Mannström, P., Dash-Wagh, S., Yoshida, T., Ulfendahl, M.

“…C57BL/6J mice develop age-related hearing loss (HL) early in life. The influence of aging and noise exposure on the number of presynaptic structures in inner…”
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Lateral Diffusion Anisotropy and Membrane Lipid/Skeleton Interaction in Outer Hair Cells by de Monvel, J. Boutet, Brownell, W.E., Ulfendahl, M.

“…The organization of the plasma membrane of cells in lipid domains affects the way the membrane interacts with the underlying protein skeleton, which in turn…”
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Increased vitamin plasma levels in Swedish military personnel treated with nutrients prior to automatic weapon training by Le Prell, C G, Johnson, A C, Lindblad, A C, Skjönsberg, A, Ulfendahl, M, Guire, K, Green, G E, Campbell, K C M, Miller, J M

“…Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a significant clinical, social, and economic issue. The development of novel therapeutic agents to reduce NIHL will…”
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Differential gene expression in the rat cochlea after exposure to impulse noise by Kirkegaard, M., Murai, N., Risling, M., Suneson, A., Järlebark, L., Ulfendahl, M.

“…Understanding the molecular biology of noise trauma is vital to developing effective and timely interventions. In a model of explosion-mediated impulse noise…”
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NGF stimulates extensive neurite outgrowth from implanted dorsal root ganglion neurons following transplantation into the adult rat inner ear by Hu, Zhengqing, Ulfendahl, Mats, Petri Olivius, N.

“…Neuronal tissue transplantation is a potential way to replace degenerated spiral ganglion neurons (SGNs) since these cells cannot regenerate in adult mammals…”
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Acoustic Overstimulation Increases Outer Hair Cell Ca2+Concentrations and Causes Dynamic Contractions of the Hearing Organ by Fridberger, Anders, Flock, Ake, Ulfendahl, Mats, Flock, Britta

“…The dynamic responses of the hearing organ to acoustic overstimulation were investigated using the guinea pig isolated temporal bone preparation. The organ was…”
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Early compensation of vestibulo-oculomotor symptoms after unilateral vestibular loss in rats is related to GABAB receptor function by MAGNUSSON, A. K, ULFENDAHL, M, THAM, R

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Supporting Cells Contribute to Control of Hearing Sensitivity by Flock, Ake, Flock, Britta, Fridberger, Anders, Scarfone, Eric, Ulfendahl, Mats

“…The mammalian hearing organ, the organ of Corti, was studied in an in vitro preparation of the guinea pig temporal bone. As in vivo, the hearing organ…”
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Image adaptive point-spread function estimation and deconvolution for in vivo confocal microscopy by Von Tiedemann, M., Fridberger, A., Ulfendahl, M., De Monvel, J. Boutet

“…Visualizing deep inside the tissue of a thick biological sample often poses severe constraints on image conditions. Standard restoration techniques (denoising…”
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Molecular analyses of KCNQ1-5 potassium channel mRNAs in rat and guinea pig inner ears: expression, cloning, and alternative splicing by Liang, Gui-Hua, Jin, Zhe, Ulfendahl, Mats, Järlebark, Leif

“…Conclusion: Expression of neuronal Kcnq gene family transcripts in the inner ear provides further evidence for cochlear M-type currents and for complex…”
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Mercury (Hg 2+) suppression of potassium currents of outer hair cells by Liang, G.-H., Järlebark, L., Ulfendahl, M., Moore, E.J.

“…The heavy metal mercury (Hg 2+) is an insidious environmental pollutant that causes toxic effects on sensory systems. It is well known that the group IIB…”
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Acoustic trauma causes reversible stiffness changes in auditory sensory cells by Chan, E, Suneson, A, Ulfendahl, M

“…A common cause of hearing impairment is exposure to loud noise. Recent research has demonstrated that the auditory mechanosensory cells are essential for…”
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Perilymphatic Fluid Compartments and Intercellular Spaces of the Inner Ear and the Organ of Corti by Ulfendahl, M., Scarfone, E., Flock, Å., Le Calvez, S., Conradi, P.

“…An in vitro preparation of the inner ear cochlea has been used to visualize the structural relationships of unfixed, living sensory cells and structural…”
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Early compensation of vestibulo-oculomotor symptoms after unilateral vestibular loss in rats is related to GABA B receptor function by Magnusson, A.K, Ulfendahl, M, Tham, R

“…The horizontal vestibulo-oculomotor reflex was studied in pigmented rats during the first 5 days after a unilateral chemical or surgical vestibular…”
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Vital staining of the hearing organ: Visualization of cellular structure with confocal microscopy by Flock, Å., Scarfone, E., Ulfendahl, M.

“…Cells inside the intact organ of Corti were labelled with fluorescent probes reflecting various aspects of structure and function. The dyes were introduced…”
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The cellular localization of the neuropeptides substance P, neurokinin A, calcitonin gene-related peptide and neuropeptide Y in guinea-pig vestibular sensory organs: a high-resolution confocal microscopy study by Scarfone, E, Ulfendahl, M, Lundeberg, T

“…Four neuropeptides, substance P, neurokinin A, calcitonin gene-related peptide and neuropeptide Y, were detected by radioimmunoassay in guinea-pig vestibular…”
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Structural changes in the inner ear over time studied in the experimentally deafened guinea pig by Fransson, Anette, Ulfendahl, Mats

“…Today a cochlear implant (CI) may significantly restore auditory function, even for people with a profound hearing loss. Because the efficacy of a CI is…”
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Lead (Pb 2+) modulation of potassium currents of guinea pig outer hair cells by Liang, G.-H, Järlebark, L, Ulfendahl, M, Bian, J.-T, Moore, E.J

“…Outer hair cells (OHC) are mechanosensitive sensory cells of the inner ear cochlea and are involved in modulating the activity of inner hair cells in the…”
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Mechanical response characteristics of the hearing organ in the low-frequency regions of the cochlea by Ulfendahl, M, Khanna, S M, Fridberger, A, Flock, A, Flock, B, Jäger, W

“…1. With the use of an in vitro preparation of the guinea pig temporal bone, in which the apical turns of the cochlea are exposed, the mechanical and electrical…”
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