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IEB Workshop Programme Last changes: 24. August Sunday, 18. September
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08.1508.30 |
Opening
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08.3008.45 O1 |
Deafness genes / Development Compensatory mutagenesis in the transmembrane domains of connexins involved in deafness A. Dgani, S. Fleishman, E. Ophir, V.H. Hernandez, F. Mammano, N. Ben-Tal, K.B. Avraham
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08.4509.00 O2 |
The fine structure of the stria vascularis in connexin30 and connexin26 deficient mice D.A. Koch, M. Kibschull, K. Willecke, K. Jahnke, E. Winterhager, J. Lautermann
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09.0009.15 O3 |
Usher syndrome type I and II are molecularly linked via the scaffold protein harmonin E. van Wijk, J. Reiners, H. te Brinke, T. Marcker, K. Jurgens, C. Cremers, R. Roepman, U. Wolfrum, H. Kremer
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09.1509.30 O4 |
Hearing loss in conditional Rb-knockout mice T. Weber, Y. Tian, J. Zuo
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09.3009.45 O5 |
Comparison of rehabilitation results in deaf patients with confirmed and non confirmed genetic background of hearing loss. M. Wrobel, M. Magierska, W. Szyfter, M. Rydzanicz, K. Szyfter
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09.4510.00 O6 |
BMP4 regulates survival of sensory progenitors during early development of ear sensory organs C. Pujades, B. Alsina, F. Giraldez
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10.0010.15 O7 |
Differential gene expression in the organ of Corti, the modiolus and the stria vascularis of newborn rats J. Gross, F. Fuchs, B. Mazurek
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10.1510.45 |
Break
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10.4511.00 O8 |
Mechanics I Advanced optical techniques for investigating the outer hair cell protein Prestin J.N. Greeson, L. Organ, R.M. Raphael
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11.0011.15 O9 |
Developmental expression of the outer hair cell motor in the mouse T. Abe, S. Kakehata, R. Kitani, J. Santos-Sacchi, H. Shinkawa
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11.1511.30 O10 |
Prestin is an oligomer J. Zheng, G.-G. Du, C. Anderson, A. Orem, P. Dallos
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11.3011.45 O11 |
OHC-induced motion of the organ of Corti M. Nowotny, A.W. Gummer
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11.4512.00 O12 |
A mathematical model of the regulation of OHC basolateral permeability and transducer operating point G.A. O'Beirne, R.B. Patuzzi
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12.0012.15 O13 |
NompC TRP channel is a true mechanotransducer channel in the Drosophila ear J.T. Albert, M.C. Gopfert
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12.1513.30 |
Lunch
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12.4514.30 |
Poster presentation I
P1 P11: Deafness
genes / Development, P12 - P26: Ototoxicity,
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Ototoxicity I 2,3-dihydroxybenzoic acid attenuates kanamycin-induced volume reduction in mouse utricular type I hair cells S.A. Severinsen, M. Kirkegaard, J.R. Nyengaard
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14.4515.00 O15 |
Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) and N-acetyl-cysteine (NAC): just a matter of time ? G. Lorito, P. Giordano, M. Martini, S. Hatzopoulos
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15.0015.15 O16 |
Minocycline and MDL28170 can be effective in reducing gentamicin ototoxicity E. Corbacella, I. Lanzoni, S. Magosso, M. Previati, D. Ding, R. Salvi
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15.1515.30 O17 |
Carbamathione prevents synaptic edema in acoustic overexposure in chinchilla X. Ge, R. Jackson, J. Coleman
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15.3015.45 O18 |
Hyposmotic activation-induced nitric oxide production in outer hair cells of the guinea pig cochlea N. Harada, H. Nakazawa, T. Yamashita
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15.4516.00 O19 |
Imaging and quantifying the human cochlear scalae A. Voie, E. Saxon
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16.0016.30 |
Break
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16.3016.45 O20 |
Stem cells / Pharmacology Local drug delivery to the cochlea by the biodegradable polymer and gel J. Ito, T. Nakagawa, T. Kita, T. Endo, T. Tamura, K. Iwai, Y. Matsuoka, Y. Tabata, M. Higaki
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16.4517.00 O21 |
Experiences with delivery of nanoparticles to the mouse cochlea M. Praetorius, K. Baker, B. Schick, P.K. Plinkert, H. Staecker
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17.0017.15 O22 |
Making effective vector based drugs for hearing and balance disorders: Engineering adenovectors to optimize delivery to the inner ear H. Staecker, M. Praetorius, C. Hsu, D.E. Brough
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17.1517.30 O23 |
Scala tympani perilymph sampling from the cochlear apex A. Salt, R. Mynatt, S. Hale, S. Plontke
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18.00 |
Busses leave for a visit of the ENT-clinic and Hearing Research Centre. |
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19.45 |
Busses leave the ENT-clinic
for the After Work Party at Zentrum Zoo |
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Monday, 19. September
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08.1508.45 |
Spoendlin Junior Award Lecture
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08.4509.00 O24 |
Protection Non-sensory cells contribute towards protection of hair cells from acoustic trauma J.C. Adams
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09.0009.15 O25 |
Induction of heat shock proteins in the cochlea in normal and Hsf1-null mice T.-W.L. Gong, D. Fairfield, R.A. Altschuler, M.I. Lomax
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09.1509.30 O26 |
Neural stem cells suppress the shift in the hearing threshold caused by ischemia-reperfusion injury of the gerbil cochlea N. Hakuba, I. Morizane, K. Gyo
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09.3009.45 O27 |
Inhibition of caspases promotes recovery of hearing in a rat model of acute cochlear mitochondrial dysfunction K. Mizutari, K. Kamiya, Y. Fujinami, S. Nakagawa, M. Fujii, T. Matsunaga
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09.4510.00 O28 |
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor, a protector from toxic inner ear damage L. Nordang, A. Lidian, B. Linder, M. Anniko
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10.0010.30 |
Break
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10.3010.45 O29 |
Ion channels and transporters The signal transduction pathway for the dopamine D1 receptor in the guinea pig cochlea X. Niu, B. Canlon
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10.4511.00 O30 |
Discoidin domain receptor 1 tyrosine kinase (DDR1) has an essential role in the inner ear A.-M. Meyer zum Gottesberge, B. Beirowski, T. Massing, M. Weber, O. Gross
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11.0011.15 O31 |
Aquaporin 2 in the saccus endolymphaticus: the subcellular localization B. Hirt, Z. Penkova, M. Muller, H. Lowenheim
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11.1511.30 O32 |
Vestibular function of experimental endolymphatic hydrops in guinea pig A. Kakigi, D. Taguchi, T. Takeda
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11.3011.45 O33 |
Effects of lithium on endolymph homeostasis and experimentally-induced endolymphatic hydrops T. Takeda, A. Kakigi, S. Takeda, S. Nishioka, S. Sawada, H. Azuma, K. Fukushima
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11.4512.00 O34 |
A novel gene for Enlarged Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome (EVA-Syndrome) ? R. Birkenhager, A.J. Zimmer, A. Aschendorff, T. Klenzner, J. Schipper, R. Laszig
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12.1513.30 |
Lunch
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12.4514.30 |
Poster presentation II
P45 P59: Protection,
P60 - P67: Ion channels and transporters,
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14.3014.45 O35 |
Stem cells Neurite outgrowth of ES cell-derived neurons engrafted into the cochlea modiolus of guinea pigs T. Nakagawa, T. Okano, T. Endo, T. Kita, T.-S. Kim, M. Matsumoto, T. Ohono, T. Sakamoto, J. Ito
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14.4515.00 O36 |
Investigation of neural stem cell-derived donor contribution in the inner ear S. Volkenstein, C. Aletsee, R. Mlynski, D. Brors, A.M. Muller, S. Dazert
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15.0015.15 O37 |
Restoration of vestibular peripheral nervous systems by stem cell-derived neurons T.-S. Kim, T. Nakagawa, T. Kita, T. Higashi, M. Matsumoto, K. Kojima, T. Sakamoto, J. Ito
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15.1515.30 O38 |
Survival and integration of mouse embryonic stem cells in guinea pig cochlea R.A. Altschuler, N.L. Wys, D.M. Prieskorn, J.M. Velkey, K.S. OShea, J.M. Miller
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15.3015.45 O39 |
Differentiation of mouse spiral ganglion neurons in vitro A.J. Nicholl, D.I. Cacciabue-Rivolta, M.C. Holley
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15.4516.00 O40 |
Innervation of embryonic stem cell-derived neurons into auditory epithelia of mice M. Matsumoto, T. Nakagawa, T. Higashi, T.-S. Kim, K. Kojima, T. Kita, T. Sakamoto, J. Ito
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16.0016.30 |
Break
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16.3016.45 O41 |
Neurotransmission Persistence of neonatal Ca2+ action potentials and developmental arrest of ionic conductances in inner hair cells of hypothyroid rats N. Brandt, C. Braig, H. Winter, S. Munkner, S. Kuhn, M. Knipper, J. Engel
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16.4517.00 O42 |
Non-synaptic communication of dopaminergic and glutamatergic cochlear neurotransmission G. Halmos, B. Lendvai, T. Zelles, S.E. Vizi
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17.0017.15 O43 |
Input-output relations of auditory nerve fibers with low spontaneous spike rate W. Horst, J. McGee, E. Walsh
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17.1517.30 O44 |
Analysis of the human inner ear H. Rask-Andersen, M. Bostrom, M. Anderson, L. Pamulova, A. Schrott-Fischer, R. Gluckert, C. Pfaller
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19.00 |
Busses leave at the Kupferbau for the Gala Dinner in Sommerrefektorium Kloster Bebenhausen. Return to Tubingen at approx. 23.30. |
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Tuesday, 20. September
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08.3008.45 O45 |
Ototoxicity II Restoration of immune mediated hearing loss by adoptive cellular gene therapy or DNA vaccine T.J. Yoo, B. Zhuo, M. Kermany, C. Cai, Q. Cai, J. Zhang, I.H. Tarner, C.G. Fathman, P. Kim, J.W. Kim
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08.4509.00 O46 |
Time-related formation and distribution of cisplatin-DNA adducts in the guinea pig cochlea J.C.M.J. de Groot, M.W.M. van Ruijven, E.G.J. Hendriksen, G.F. Smoorenburg
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09.0009.15 O47 |
Dose-dependent ototoxicity of cisplatinum in mice can be reduced by interleucin-10 D. Labbe, N. Koop, O. Michel
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09.1509.30 O48 |
Drugs, noise, age - a radical triad S.-H. Sha, H. Jiang, J. Schacht
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09.3009.45 O49 |
Platinum concentrations in various tissues and fluids in relation to ototoxic effects of cisplatin J.W. Sepmeijer, S.F.L. Klis, G.F. Smoorenburg
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09.4510.00 O50 |
Cochlear degeneration in old Fischer 344 rats D. Buckiova, J. Popelar, J. Syka
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10.0010.30 |
Break
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10.3010.45 O51 |
Mechanics II Distortion product otoacoustic emissions in adult and old Fischer 344 rats J. Popelar, D. Groh, J. Pelanova, J. Syka
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10.4511.00 O52 |
Adaptation of distortion product otoacoustic emissions in L1,L2 space in humans D.K. Meinke, B.B. Stagner, G.K. Martin, B.L. Lonsbury-Martin
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11.0011.15 O53 |
The bounce phenomenon: investigation in humans Z. Kevanishvili, G. Hofmann, I. Burdzgla, M. Pietsch, Y. Yarin, T. Zahnert
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11.1511.30 O54 |
Biophysics of Drosophila hearing B. Nadrowski, J.T. Albert, M.C. Gopfert
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11.3011.45 O55 |
Individual characteristics of members of the SLC26 family in vertebrates and their homologues in insects M. Knipper, T. Weber, D. Oliver, H. Winter, M. Gopfert, J. Albert, C. Braig, J. Cimerman, U. Zimmermann
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11.4512.00 |
In Memoriam Sigurd
Rauch (1916 2003), Founder of the IEB
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12.0012.30 |
Business meeting
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12.3013.45 |
Lunch
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14.00 |
Busses leave for Congress tour to the Swabian Alb, visiting the Nebelhohle and Schloss Lichtenstein. We finish the tour with dinner at 18:00 at the "Altes Forsthaus Lichtenstein". Busses return to Tubingen at about 22:45.
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Posters should remain posted for the entire length of the meeting.
Authors should be at their posters during poster presentation time.
Poster board dimensions: 1 m wide, 2 m high.
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P1 |
Deafness genes / Development Mutation of b2-glycoprotein
I and idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss in a Korean population |
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P2 |
Familial Meniere΄s
disease; clinical and genetic investigations C. Frykholm, H.-C. Larsen, N. Dahl, J. Klar, U. Friberg |
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P3 |
Progressive degeneration
of stria vascularis in the developing German waltzing guinea pig inner ear Z. Jin, M. Ulfendahl, L. Jarlebark |
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P4 |
Auditory function in
cysteine string protein
a knockout mice N. Strenzke, D. Khimich, A. Bulankina, R. Fernandez Chacon, T. Sudhof, T. Moser |
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P5 |
Role of cytomegalovirus
in sensory neural hearing loss of children S. Noorbakhsh, M. Farhadi, A. Tabatabaei |
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P6 |
GJB
mutations and computational modeling in patients with nonsyndromic hearing
impairment from Hungary T. Toth, B. Haack, S. Kupka, I. Komaromi, L. Muszbek, N. Blin, M. Pfister, I. Sziklai |
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P7 |
Hearing loss in IgfI
deficient mice R. Riquelme, R. Cediel, J. Contreras, J.A. Morales, A. Diaz, I. Varela-Nieto |
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P8 |
Expression of
b-I,
b-III
and a-V integrins in inner ear tissue, and OC-Two cells I. Brunetta, S. Casalotti, A. Forge |
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P9 |
Characterization of
cells cultured from hair cell epithelia of new-born mice O. Gleich, J.-T. Franzer, F.P. Wachs, K. Licht, J. Strutz |
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P10 |
Distinct regulation of
ion channels during final differentiation of outer hair cells H. Winter, C. Braig, U. Zimmermann, M. Knirsch, H.-S. Geisler, I. Kopschall, K. Rohbock, J. Engel, M. Knipper |
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P11 |
Application of RT-PCR
and in situ hybridization on human temporal bone
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P12 |
Ototoxicity
Effects of SERCA
inhibitors and PMCA blockers on the survival of rat cochlear hair cells during
ischemia in vitro |
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P13 |
Tuning in the cochlea
after ischemic loss of tuning? A DPOAE-based investigation P. Avan, F. Giraudet |
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P14 |
Susceptibility to
impulse noise trauma in three mice strains: CAB/Ca, C57/6J, CDH 23 B. Tong, M. Hultcrantz, G. Laurell, M. Duan |
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P15 |
Transient cochlear
ischemia and its effects on the stria vascularis I. Morizane, N. Hakuba, K. Gyo |
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P16 |
Prestin mRNA expression
in the adult rat organ of Corti in relation to noise-induced hearing loss H. Haupt, N. Amarjargal, A. Machulik, J. Fuchs, M. Descher, J. Gross, B. Mazurek |
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P17 |
Differential gene
expression in the cochlea following exposure to intense impulse noise M. Kirkegaard, N. Murai, M. Risling, M. Ulfendahl, L. Jarlebark |
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P18 |
Influence of ischemia on
the activation of hypoxia-inducible factor and mRNA expression of its target
genes in the rat cochlea B. Mazurek, F. Fuchs, R.-J. Kuban, U. Ungethόm, H. Haupt, T. Kietzmann, H. Scherer, J. Gross |
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P19 |
The normal physiological
place-frequency map in the mouse cochlea is shifted by noise exposure M. Muller, J.W.T. Smolders |
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P20 |
Safety range evaluation
of antioxidants on organotypic cultures and cell lines S. Magosso, I. Lanzoni, E. Corbacella, M. Previati, S. Capitani, A. Martini |
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P21 |
Effects of Carboplatin
on local field potentials in the inferior colliculus of awake chinchillas D. Biedenkapp, A. Al Khatib, U.W. Biebel, J.W.T. Smolders |
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P22 |
Expression of tissue
factor and tissue factor pathway inhibitor in the stria vascularis Y. Okabe, A. Kanazawa, M. Takayama, K. Sunami, H. Nishiura, Y. Tokuhara, M. Morinaka, Y. Takayama, H. Yamane |
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P23 |
Changes in purinoceptor
distribution and intracellular calcium levels following moderate noise exposure
in the outer hair cells of the guinea pig A. Szucs, H. Szappanos, T. J. Batta, A. Toth, G. P. Szigeti, G. Panyi, L. Csernoch, I. Sziklai |
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P24 |
Latent Herpes virus
infection in human vestibular and spiral ganglia D. Theil, K. Sunami, T. Derfuss, S. Herberger, I. Paripovic, H. Yamane, M. Strupp, T. Brandt |
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P25 |
The protein therapy
using super anti-apoptotic FNK decreases cisplatin-induced hearing loss K.-i. Watanabe, S. Asoh, K. Yamagata, T. Yagi, S. Ohta |
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P26 |
Age-Related Hearing
Impairment (ARHI) and the ISO 7029 standards for presbyacusis
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P27 |
Mechanics
The role of plasma
membrane Ca2+ ATPase 2 (PMCA2) in the regulation of calcium
concentration in the outer hair cells |
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P28 |
Electrically evoked
otoacoustic emission and cochlear amplification changes from alterations of
organ of Corti extracellular and intracellular chloride ion concentrations A.L. Nuttall, J. Zheng, J. Santos-Sacchi |
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P29 |
Revisiting selected
auditory data G. Offutt |
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P30 |
Effect of salicylate on
the elasticity, bending stiffness, and strength of lipid membranes Y. Zhou, R.M. Raphael |
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P31 |
Voltage dependence of
the force required for membrane tether formation: a theoretical analysis E. Glassinger, R. Raphael |
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P32 |
The tuning of the
cochlea H.M. Reimann |
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P33 |
Evaluation of cochlear
function in patients with tinnitus using spontaneous and transitory evoked
otoacoustic emissions F. Santaolalla Montoya, A. Sanchez del Rey, A. Ibarguen Martinez, J.M. Sanchez Fernandez |
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P34 |
Characterization of the
mechano-electric transducer channel pore at positive potentials J. Waguespack, H. Farris, A. Ricci |
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P35 |
Frequency dependent morphometry
of stereocilia of inner and outer hair cells (SEM investigation on guinea pig
cochlea) Y. Yarin, H. Meiίner, M. Bornitz, G. Richter, T. Zahnert |
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P36 |
Functional and
morphological characterization of efferent synapses in cochlear hair cells of
nAChR
a10
knockout mice D. Vetter, E. Katz, S. Maison, J. Taranda, M.E. Gomez-Casati, V. Murthy, C. Liberman, A.B. Elgoyhen, J. Boulter |
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P37 |
Prestin is an
electrogenic anion transporter J. Ashmore |
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P38 |
ATP a candidate
co-regulator of cochlear micromechanical properties T.J. Batta, G. Panyi, A. Szucs, I. Sziklai |
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P39 |
Yeast-based screening
for putative interaction partners of prestin J. Cimerman, U. Zimmermann, H.-S. Geisler, C. Braig, H. Winter, M. Knipper |
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P40 |
Developmental changes of
morphology and transducer current during early maturation of rat outer hair
cells S. Fink, A. Koitschev, K. Loffler, M.G. Langer |
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P41 |
Local calcium signals in
the hair bundle of outer hair cells C. Harasztosi, B. Muller, T. Kaneko, A.W. Gummer |
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P42 |
Speed of intracellular
transport in the guinea-pig outer hair cell T. Kaneko, C. Harasztosi, A.F. Mack, A.W. Gummer |
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P43 |
The accuracy of the hair
cell transducer channel C.J.W. Meulenberg, S.M. van Netten |
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P44 |
Identification of hair
bundle proteins using mass spectrometry J.-B. Shin, D. McMillen, C. Bystrom, P. Gillespie
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P45 |
Protection
Delayed BDNF treatment
and brief electrical stimulation to enhance spiral ganglion cell survival in
deafened guinea pigs |
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P46 |
Expression of pigment
epithelium-derived factor (PEDF) in the rat cochlea O. Gleich, A.L. Pina |
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P47 |
Expression of NF-kB in
spiral ganglion neurons during rat cochlear development S. Hadjab, F. Lallemend, R. Vandenbosch, I. Breuskin, S. Memet, G. Moonen, P. Lefebvre, B. Malgrange |
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P48 |
Erythropoietin in the
acoustic trauma H. Hahn, L. Ruttiger, S. Plontke, B. Kammerer, M. Knipper |
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P49 |
Can erythropoietin
protect the inner ear from toxic effects? A. Monge, I. Nagy, S. Schmid, M. Gassmann, D. Bodmer |
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P50 |
Functional intervention
on tinnitus in a rat
in vivo
animal model L. Ruttiger, S.B. Kilian, M. Praetorius, E. Oestreicher, W. Singer, R. Panford-Walsh, M. Knipper |
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P51 |
Proteolytic cleavage of BDNF R. Panford-Walsh, I. Kopschall, K. Rohbock, M. Knipper |
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P52 |
The outcome of Atoh1
over-expression in deaf guinea pig cochlea M. Izumikawa, S.A. Batts, D.L. Swiderski, M.A. Crumling, T. Miyazawa, D.F. Dolan, Y. Raphael |
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P53 |
Effects of neurotrophic
factors in chemically deafened guinea pigs M. Bitsche, J. Miller, R. Glueckert, Y. Zhu, D. Prieskorn, R. Altschuler, A. Schrott-Fischer |
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P54 |
Protective effects of
Idebenone against a noise induced hearing loss B. Sergi, G. Paludetti, D. Troiani, A. Ferraresi, P. Navarra, A. Mordente, A.R. Fetoni |
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P55 |
Ca2+-responsive
transcriptional regulators in the auditory system differentially alter BDNF
expression upon tinnitus inducing paradigms W. Singer, D. Watermann, R. Panford-Walsh, L. Ruttiger, I. Kopschall, K. Rohbock, U. Zimmermann, M. Knipper |
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P56 |
Purinergic activation of
ERK1/2 in the neonatal rat cochlea mimics activation by hair cell damage M. Lahne, Y.B. Lin, J.E. Gale |
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P57 |
Sound conditioning
activates glucocorticoid receptors in the cochlea Y. Tahera, P. Johansson, B. Canlon |
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P58 |
A rat model for
vibration induced hearing loss S. Barth, J. Immonen, J. Zou, E. Toppila, I. Pyykko |
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P59 |
Identification of
environmental risk factors for age related hearing impairment (ARHI) M. Kokkonen, K. Makela, E. Toppila, I. Pyykko
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P60 |
Ion channels and transporters
Block of mouse inner
hair cell Ca2+ currents by phenylalkylamines and benzothiazepines |
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P61 |
Voltage-activated
calcium channel β subunits in cochlear hair cells M. Knirsch, C. Braig, H. Winter, M. Knipper, J. Engel |
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P62 |
Regulation of
endocytosis in Reissners membrane H. Kumagami, I. Miyamoto, K. Kazama, T. Iwanaga, S. Kaieda, K. Takasaki, H. Takahashi |
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P63 |
SK2 and BK in the
inner hair cell C. Braig, H. Winter, M. Knirsch, S. Kuhn, U. Zimmermann, K. Rohbock, J. Engel, M. Knipper |
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P64 |
Aquaporin 5 in the
cochlea: the subcellular distribution reveals water shunt at the
endolymph-perilymph barrier Z. Penkova, B. Hirt, M. Muller, H. Lowenheim |
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P65 |
Expression of TRPV4
receptor in outer hair cells of the guinea pig cochlea J. Shen, N. Harada, N. Kubo, M. Suzuki, T. Yamashita |
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P66 |
Modulation of
voltage-gated Ca channels of vestibular hair cells M.L. Rossi, M. Martini, F. Farinelli, G. Rispoli |
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P67 |
Numerical simulation of
ion transport in the stria vascularis of the cochlea I.H. Quraishi, R.M. Raphael
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P68 |
Stem cells / Pharmacology
Low power LASER promotes
hair-cell regeneration following gentamicin exposure in postnatal organotypic
culture of rat utricles |
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P69 |
Survival and integration
of Sox-1-GFP mouse embryonic stem cells in auditory brain stem slice cultures A. Glavaski-Joksimovic, C. Thonabulsombat, A. Jonsson, M. Eriksson, B. Palmgren, M. Hagglund, P. Olivius |
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P70 |
Mesenchymal stem cell
transplantation targeting cochlear fibrocytes accelerates the hearing recovery
in a rat model of acute mitochondrial dysfunction K. Kamiya, N. Hoya, Y. Okamoto, Y. Fujinami, R. Komatsuzaki, R. Kusano, H. Satoh, M. Fujii, T. Matsunaga |
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P71 |
Characterization of
progenitor cells in the human embryonic inner ear B. Kostyszyn, M. Ulfendahl |
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P72 |
Can the human auditory
nerve undergo regeneration? M. Bostrom, M. Anderson, L. Pamulova, H. Rask-Andersen |
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P73 |
In vitro
and in vivo non-viral gene delivery to the cochlea B.T.G. Tan, R. Ruan |
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P74 |
The effects of partial
inner hair cell loss on neural response properties in the central nucleus of the
Inferior colliculus in chinchillas A. Al Khatib, U.W. Biebel, D. Biedenkapp, J.W.Th. Smolders |
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P75 |
Effect of a temporary
inactivation of the auditory cortex on time resolution in the rat N. Rybalko, J. Syka |
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P76 |
Longterm experiments
with an auditory midbrain implant G. Reuter, M. Klingberg, M. Lenarz, N. Marquardt, G. Paasche, U. Reich, A. Stan, T. Lenarz |
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P77 |
Hearing relative phases
for two harmonic components T. Ives, M. Reimann, R. Patterson
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P78 |
Neurotransmission
Dendritic potassium
channels shape postsynaptic potentials at the inner hair cell afferent synapse |
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P79 |
Role of synaptic ribbons
in hair cell transmitter release and hearing D. Khimich, R. Nouvian, A. Brandt, A. Neef, R. Pujol, M. Eybalin, S. tom Dieck, E. Gundelfinger, T. Moser |
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P80 |
Electrical stimulation
of spiral ganglion cell cultures G. Paasche, P. Wefstaedt, T. Lenarz, T. Stover |
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P81 |
Innervation of the
apical part of human cochlea L. Pamulova, B. Linder, H. Rask-Andersen |
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P82 |
Reliability of the chick
cochlear hair cell afferent fiber synapse M. Avissar, A.C. Furman, J.C. Saunders, T.D. Parsons |
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P83 |
Localization of pre- and
post-synaptic proteins at the chick cochlear hair cells afferent fiber synapse S. Irons-Brown, J. Drew Dziewit, T.D. Parsons |
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P84 |
Calcium buffering at the
auditory hair cell afferent synapse M.M. Giampoala, T.D. Parsons |
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P85 |
Reliability and
variability at the cochlear hair cell afferent fiber synapse T.D. Parsons, M. Avissar, M.M. Giampoala, S. Irons-Brown, J.W. Wittig Jr. |
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P86 |
Sources of variability
at the hair cell ribbon synapse J.H. Wittig Jr., R. Weisman, S. Puranik, T.D. Parsons |
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P87 |
Dopamine transporter is
essential to maintain fast synaptic transmission in the guinea-pig cochlea J. Ruel, G. Rebillard, D. Dememes, J. Wang, S. Gobaille, J.-L. Puel |
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P88 |
Auditory hair
cell-afferent fiber synapses are specialized to operate at their best
frequencies M. Schnee, M. Lawton, D. Furness, T. Benke, A. Ricci |
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P89 |
Defective synaptic
maturation in the inner hair cells of hypothyroid Pax8-/- mice G. Sendin, T. Moser |
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P90 |
Single L-type Ca2+
currents in chick embryo type I and type II hair cells V. Zampini, P. Valli, G. Zucca, S. Masetto |
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