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Variation analysis of transcriptome changes reveals cochlear genes and their associated functions in cochlear susceptibility to acoustic overstimulation.

Hearing research - 1 Dec 2015

Yang Shuzhi, Cai Qunfeng, Bard Jonathan, Jamison Jennifer, Wang Jianmin, Yang Weiping, Hu Bo Hua

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Individual variation in the susceptibility of the auditory system to acoustic overstimulation has been well-documented at both the functional and structural levels. However, the molecular mechanism responsible for this variation is unclear. The current investigation was designed to examine the va...

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PMID: 26024952
DOI: 10.1016/j.heares.2015.04.010
PMCID: PMC4662632

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