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Journal Article
Descending Control in the Auditory System: A Perspective
2021
Overview
Once upon a time, I spent hours threading microelectrodes into auditory cortex neurons and counting spikes as the rabbits learned a tone-signaled task. The principal realm of descending control is, of course, the efferent system: how our auditory function is altered by fill-in-the-blank—our emotions, our experience, our training, our vision, our environment… Relatively speaking, central areas alter their properties more readily and quickly than more peripheral areas as revealed by simultaneous recording from multiple sites during auditory learning. [...]an active efferent cholinergic system confers protection against noise-induced cochlear neuropathy (Boero et al., 2018) and auditory experience seems to shield the cochlea from loud sounds (Brashears et al., 2003; Skoe and Powell, 2021).
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