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Direct cochlear recordings in humans show a theta rhythmic modulation of the auditory nerve by selective attention

2021-03-01

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The architecture of the efferent auditory system enables prioritization of strongly overlapping spatiotemporal cochlear activation patterns elicited by relevant and irrelevant inputs. So far, attempts at finding such attentional modulations of cochlear activity delivered indirect insights in humans or required direct recordings in animals. The extent to which spiral ganglion cells forming the human auditory nerve...

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910c2617-80a7-5395-a844-664566439653
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10.1101/2021.03.01.433316
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