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报告题目:
What the ear tells the brain: encoding of sound in the cochlea
 报告人:
MARIO A. RUGGERO
PhD  Professor & Hugh Knowles Professor of Hearing Sciences 
in Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
报告时间:
2009-12-15 14:30
报告地点:
医学科学楼 B323
主办单位:
医学院
  简介:
报告摘要:
In the mammalian ear, sounds are converted into vibrations of the basilar membrane of the cochlea which, in turn, are transduced into electrical receptor potentials in hair cells and encoded in the trains of action potentials of auditory-nerve fibers. The properties of basilar-membrane vibrations have been well described for a few basal sites of healthy cochleae in living animals but few recordings exist for apical sites and these are flawed due to the experimental procedures. My laboratory has gleaned the missing information by studying the responses of auditory-nerve fibers which, for basal locations in the chinchilla cochlea, are largely determined by basilar-membrane vibrations. Using responses of auditory-nerve fibers, we have obtained a general view of the encoding of sound throughout the chinchilla cochlea.

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