The brainstem's lateral superior olive (LSO) is thought to be crucial for localizing high-
frequency sounds by coding interaural sound level differences (ILD). Its neurons weigh …

Principal neurons (PNs) of the lateral superior olive nucleus (LSO) in the brainstem of
mammals compare information between the two ears and enable sound localization on the …

Accurate sound source localization of low-frequency sounds in the horizontal plane
depends critically on the comparison of arrival times at both ears. A specialized brainstem …

Neurons in the medial superior olive (MSO) and lateral superior olive (LSO) of the auditory
brainstem code for sound-source location in the horizontal plane, extracting interaural time …

The lateral superior olive (LSO) is one of the earliest sites in the auditory pathway involved
in processing acoustical cues to sound location. LSO neurons encode the interaural level …

The lateral superior olive (LSO) is one of the earliest sites in the auditory pathway that is
involved in processing acoustical cues to sound location. Here, we tested the hypothesis …

Neurons in the medial superior olive (MSO) enable sound localization by their remarkable
sensitivity to submillisecond interaural time differences (ITDs). Each MSO neuron has its …

Auditory brainstem neurons in the lateral superior olive (LSO) receive excitatory input from
the ipsilateral cochlear nucleus (CN) and inhibitory transmission from the contralateral CN …

Neurons in the lateral superior olive (LSO) respond selectively to interaural intensity
differences (IIDs), one of the chief cues used to localize sounds in space. LSO cells are …

The interaural level difference (ILD) cue to sound location is first encoded in the lateral
superior olive (LSO). ILD sensitivity results because the LSO receives excitatory input from …