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- Nace L Golding, Donald A. Robertson, D. Oertel
- The Journal of neuroscience : the official…
- 1995
Acoustic information in auditory nerve discharges is integrated in the cochlear nuclei, and ascends through several parallel pathways to higher centers. Octopus cells of the posteroventral cochlear… (More)
- Donald A. Robertson, Dexter R F Irvine
- The Journal of comparative neurology
- 1989
We have examined the effect of restricted unilateral cochlear lesions on the orderly topographic mapping of sound frequency in the auditory cortex of adult guinea pigs. These lesions, although… (More)
- Ian M. Winter, Donald A. Robertson, Graeme K. Yates
- Hearing Research
- 1990
Rate-intensity functions at characteristic frequency (CF) were recorded from single fibres in the auditory nerve of anaesthetised guinea pigs. Within the same animal, CF rate-intensity functions,… (More)
- Donald A. Robertson
- Hearing Research
- 1984
Single afferent and efferent neurones in the guinea pig spiral ganglion were injected with horseradish peroxidase. They could be recovered in subsequent histological processing and traced from the… (More)
- Donald A. Robertson, Mark Gummer
- Hearing Research
- 1985
Efferent neurones within the intraganglionic spiral bundle of the guinea pig cochlea were characterized in terms of their response properties, and their pattern of termination within the receptor… (More)
- Darryl P Vogler, Donald A. Robertson, Wilhelmina Henrica A M Mulders
- The Journal of neuroscience : the official…
- 2011
The emergence of hyperactivity in the form of elevated spontaneous firing rates after cochlear trauma has been well documented in a number of central auditory structures, including the auditory… (More)
- Wilhelmina Henrica A M Mulders, Donald A. Robertson
- Neuroscience
- 2009
Plasticity in the adult mammalian brain can occur after damage to peripheral nerves and has also been described in the auditory system. Acoustic trauma, resulting in a loss of cochlear sensitivity,… (More)
- Wilhelmina Henrica A M Mulders, Dalian Ding, R. Salvi, Donald A. Robertson
- The Journal of comparative neurology
- 2011
Acoustic trauma caused by exposure to a very loud sound increases spontaneous activity in central auditory structures such as the inferior colliculus. This hyperactivity has been suggested as a… (More)
- Wilhelmina Henrica A M Mulders, Donald A. Robertson
- Neuroscience
- 2011
Partial hearing loss is known to cause increased spontaneous activity at several stages of the central auditory pathways, and this phenomenon has been suggested as a possible neural substrate for… (More)
- Songyu Dong, Wilhelmina Henrica A M Mulders, Jennifer Rodger, Samantha Woo, Donald A. Robertson
- The European journal of neuroscience
- 2010
Hearing loss from acoustic trauma is a risk factor for tinnitus. Animal models using acoustic trauma have demonstrated hyperactivity in central auditory pathways, which has been suggested as a… (More)