Titlebook: Auditory Pathway; Structure and Functi Josef Syka,R. Bruce Masterton Book 1988 Plenum Press, New York 1988 Mammalia.anatomy.development.phy

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Noise Induced Hair Cell Loss During the Sensitive Period of Developing Rat Pup Cochlea maturation. During the past decade, a supra-normal period of sensitivity to acoustic trauma during development has been reported for several mammalian species, such as hamsters, guinea pigs, mice, rats (Falk et al., 1974; Bock and Saunders, 1977; Lenoir et al., 1979; Henry, 1984; and others) and wa

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Anatomy of the Mammalian Cochlear Nuclei; a Review “a miniature brain that has a cerebellum of its own, the tuberculum acousticum”. Here, selected aspects of this “brain” are discussed on the basis of recent literature. Included are also some preliminary immunocytochemical data from our institute (Osen et al., 1987), obtained by postembedding stain

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Observations on the Cytoarchitecture of the Guinea Pig Ventral Cochlear Nucleusl cochlear nucleus (VCN), granule cells, octopus cells, globular cells, spherical cells, small cells, multipolar cells and giant cells can all be found. There are differences between the two species in the distribution of some of these cell types. The present account concentrates on two of the major

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Cellular Connections Revealed by Transneuronal Transport of HRP in the Guinea Pig Cochlear Nucleusically characterised cells in the cochlear nucleus (e.g. Rhode et al., 1983a, b; Rouiller and Ryugo, 1984, in the cat). We have extended it to the guinea pig cochlear nucleus (Parker et al., 1987). In addition to permitting a correlation between cell morphology and physiological response characteris

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The Central Projection of Intracellularly Labeled Auditory Nerve Fibers: Morphometric Relationships l processes of SG cells bundle together to form the auditory nerve (AN) and project into the cochlear nucleus (CN). Through this pathway, transduced acoustic information is conveyed directly as input to the brain. Essentially all of our knowledge concerning the nature of this input via the AN is der