… neurons receive convergent inputs from several brainstem … on 45 well-isolated single
neurons that had BFs below 5.5 kHz… However, as we argue below, these factors do not equally …

… neurons, which generate action potentials (APs) at frequencies up to several hundred hertz.
We performed the experiments in acute brainstem … amplitudes of their biphasic response. …

… , and subject factors (Chapter 4). This … , auditory nerve, and brainstem evoked responses
we use clinically to determine the func- tional integrity of the peripheral and brainstem auditory …

… roles of these two factors, we explored models … response properties of lower-layer units
were similar to those of inferior colliculus neurons in the auditory midbrain, whereas the response …

… explained by high frequency sensorineural hearing loss, or other modulating factors such as
cochlear … Thus, auditory brainstem responses and cortical auditory evoked potentials might …

… of AN responses, as shaped by peripheral nonlinearities. … factors that produce modulation
tuning in the midbrain convert the peripheral fluctuation-amplitude information into midbrain …

… Although auditory brainstem response (ABR) thresholds are … on basic psychoacoustic tasks
such as amplitude modulation … above, there are other factors that suggest the second main …

… modulation rate, level, and ear as within-subject factors, and group as a between-subject
factor showed significant main … at the outputs of the modulation filters in response to the TEN …

… to wave V of the acoustic one. There are differences between both acoustic auditory
brainstem response (A-ABR) and E-… A lot of factors affect its waveform, including recording-related …

… along the auditory pathway, yielding larger responses than … in the auditory midbrain, while
EFRs evoked at modulation … Genetic factors and the role of the olivocochlear efferents are …