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Chemogenetically decreasing activity of the dorsal cochlear nucleus can ameliorate noise-induced tinnitus in mice

2021-04-08

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The dorsal cochlear nucleus (DCN) is a region known to integrate somatosensory and auditory inputs and is identified as a potential key structure in the generation of phantom sound perception, especially noise-induced tinnitus. Yet, how altered homeostatic plasticity of the DCN induces and maintains the sensation of tinnitus is not clear. Here, we chemogenetically decrease activity of a subgroup of DCN neurons, Ca...

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Literature Corpus work: f20831d5-c5ba-5ef9-a90a-28837601f47a
DOI: 10.1101/2021.04.06.438667

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