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Cell's intrinsic biophysical properties play a role in the systematic decrease in time-locking ability of central auditory neurons.

Neuroscience - 19 Apr 2012

Yang S, Yang S, Cox C L, Llano D A, Feng A S

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Studies in the vertebrates have shown that the time-locking ability of central auditory neurons decreases progressively along the ascending auditory pathway. This decrease is presumably attributed to a progressive reduction in the fidelity of synaptic transmission and an increase in the influence...

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PMID: 22330835
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2012.01.043
PMCID: PMC3320085

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