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Laterality, intensity, and frequency of electrical intracochlear stimulation are differentially mapped into specific patterns of gene expression in the rat auditory brainstem

Till Jakob Neurobiological Research Laboratory, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany
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Robert-Benjamin Illing Neurobiological Research Laboratory, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, GermanyCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 215-227 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Robert-Benjamin Illing, Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl, Michaela Fredrich, Heika Hildebrandt & Anne Christine Zeber. (2010) Imaging the plasticity of the central auditory system on the cellular and molecular level. Audiological Medicine 8:2, pages 63-76.
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Till F. Jakob, Robert-Benjamin Illing & Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl. (2019) Monaural Neonatal Deafness Induces Inhibition among Bilateral Auditory Networks under Binaural Activation. Neuroscience 400, pages 1-16.
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Till F. Jakob, Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl & Robert-Benjamin Illing. (2016) Induction of single-sided deafness in the newborn rat and its consequence for cochlear nucleus volume development. Hearing Research 333, pages 210-215.
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A.-K. Rauch, N. Rosskothen-Kuhl & R.-B. Illing. (2016) Counter-regulation of the AP-1 monomers pATF2 and Fos: Molecular readjustment of brainstem neurons in hearing and deaf adult rats after electrical intracochlear stimulation. Neuroscience 313, pages 184-198.
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Till F. Jakob, Ulrike Döring & Robert-Benjamin Illing. (2015) The pattern of Fos expression in the rat auditory brainstem changes with the temporal structure of binaural electrical intracochlear stimulation. Experimental Neurology 266, pages 55-67.
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N. Rosskothen-Kuhl & R.-B. Illing. (2015) Nutzung der Plastizität des Gehirns durch CochleaimplantateThe utilization of brain plasticity by cochlear implants. HNO 63:2, pages 94-103.
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Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl & Robert-Benjamin Illing. (2014) Gap43 Transcription Modulation in the Adult Brain Depends on Sensory Activity and Synaptic Cooperation. PLoS ONE 9:3, pages e92624.
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Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl & Robert-Benjamin Illing. (2012) The impact of hearing experience on signal integration in the auditory brainstem: A c-Fos study of the rat. Brain Research 1435, pages 40-55.
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T.F. Jakob. (2011) Stimulationsabhängige Genexpression im zentralen auditorischen SystemStimulation-dependent gene expression in the central auditory system. HNO 59:3, pages 230-238.
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Nicole Rosskothen-Kuhl & Robert-Benjamin Illing. (2010) Nonlinear development of the populations of neurons expressing c-Fos under sustained electrical intracochlear stimulation in the rat auditory brainstem. Brain Research 1347, pages 33-41.
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