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Early stage of life is characterized by increased excitability of the auditory cortex in both humans and rats

2023-12-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Auditory evoked response (ER) undergoes notable changes during childhood and likely reflects changes in synaptic signaling in the auditory cortex. Establishing the interspecies generalizability of electrophysiological indicators of cortical maturation would offer a means to better understand the neurodevelopment of the human brain. We measured cortical ERs to simple auditory probes in three age...

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9a19bd40-dee8-5128-9020-ee3ada630999
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10.1101/2023.12.08.570872
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