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  • 21. Adenosine receptors regulate susceptibility to noise-induced neural injury in the mouse cochlea and hearing loss.
    Vlajkovic SM, Ambepitiya K, Barclay M, Boison D, Housley GD, Thorne PR.
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  • 23. Central auditory metabolic activity induced by intense noise exposure.
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  • 25. The effects of acoustic environment after traumatic noise exposure on hearing and outer hair cells.
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  • 34. Age-related changes in auditory evoked potentials of gerbils. III. Low-frequency responses and repetition rate effects.
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  • 39. Noise-induced time-dependent changes in oxidative stress in the mouse cochlea and attenuation by D-methionine.
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  • 40. Kangaroo rats exhibit spongiform degeneration of the central auditory system similar to that found in gerbils.
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