XIII Cochlear Potentials and VIII Nerve Action Potentials in Normal and Genetically Deaf Mice
D Mikaelian, BR Alford… - Annals of Otology …, 1965 - journals.sagepub.com
D Mikaelian, BR Alford, RJ Ruben
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1965•journals.sagepub.comΧΙΠ Certain strains of mice have hereditary lesions of the inner ear, some present at birth,
others developing postnatally, w Page 1 ΧΙΠ Certain strains of mice have hereditary lesions of
the inner ear, some present at birth, others developing postnatally, which offer an opportunity to
study the physiological characteristics of degenerative deafness. Gruenberg et al.' have made
observations on cochlear potentials of the developing Shaker-1 mouse. Mikaelian and Ruben^
reported the cochlear potentials, VIII nerve action potentials and responses from single units …
others developing postnatally, w Page 1 ΧΙΠ Certain strains of mice have hereditary lesions of
the inner ear, some present at birth, others developing postnatally, which offer an opportunity to
study the physiological characteristics of degenerative deafness. Gruenberg et al.' have made
observations on cochlear potentials of the developing Shaker-1 mouse. Mikaelian and Ruben^
reported the cochlear potentials, VIII nerve action potentials and responses from single units …
METHOD
The mice used in the present experiments were of four types, a normal group of CBA-J strain and three deaf groups, Shaker-1, Varitint-waddler and the uncomplicated deafness strain, df/df. The
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