LEADER 11996nam 22006494a 450 001 9910451147103321 005 20200520144314.0 010 $a1-281-92477-6 010 $a9786611924775 010 $a981-277-345-2 035 $a(CKB)1000000000407873 035 $a(OCoLC)614464409 035 $a(CaPaEBR)ebrary10201467 035 $a(SSID)ssj0000107592 035 $a(PQKBManifestationID)11141595 035 $a(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000107592 035 $a(PQKBWorkID)10014087 035 $a(PQKB)11378151 035 $a(MiAaPQ)EBC1681404 035 $a(WSP)00006124 035 $a(Au-PeEL)EBL1681404 035 $a(CaPaEBR)ebr10201467 035 $a(CaONFJC)MIL192477 035 $a(OCoLC)879025261 035 $a(EXLCZ)991000000000407873 100 $a20061206d2006 uy 0 101 0 $aeng 135 $aurcn||||||||| 181 $ctxt 182 $cc 183 $acr 200 00$aAuditory mechanisms$b[electronic resource] $eprocesses and models : proceedings of the ninth international symposium held at Portland, Oregon, USA, 23-28 July, 2005 /$feditor, Alfred L. Nuttall ; associate editors, Tianying Ren ... [et al.] 210 $aHackensack, N.J. $cWorld Scientific$dc2006 215 $a1 online resource (586 p.) 300 $aPapers presented at the Workshop on Auditory Mechanisms: Processes and Models, the ninth in a series known as the "Mechanics of Hearing Workshops." 311 $a981-256-824-7 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $aI. Whole organ mechanics. Medial-olivocochlear-efferent effects on basilar-membrane and auditory-nerve responses to clicks: evidence for a new motion within the cochlea / J. J. Guinan Jr. ... [et al.]. Pulsating fluid motion and deflection of the stereocilia of the inner hair cells due to the electromechanics of the outer hair cells / A. W. Gummer ... [et al.]. Atomic force microscopic imaging of the intracellular membrane surface of prestin-expressing Chinese hamster ovary cells / H. Wada ... [et al.]. Action of furosemide on the cochlea modeled with negative feedback / S. M. Khanna. Modulation of cochlear mechanics: model predictions and experimental findings of the effect of changing perilymph osmolarity / J. S. Oghalai, C.-H. Choi and A. A. Spector. Measuring the material properties of normal and mutant tectorial membranes / K. Masaki ... [et al.]. Tuning and travel of two tone distortion in intracochlear pressure / W. Dong and E. S. Olson. Response characteristics of the 6 kHz cochlear region of chinchilla / W. S. Rhode. Stiffness properties of the reticular lamina and the tectorial membrane as measured in the gerbil cochlea / C.-P. Richter and A. Quesnel. Backward propagation of otoacoustic emission in the cochlea / T. Ren, W. X. He and A. L. Nuttall. Medial olivocochlear efferent effects on basilar membrane responses to sound / N. P. Cooper and J. J. Guinan Jr. Modulation patterns and hysteresis: probing cochlear dynamics with a bias tone / L. Bian and M. E. Chertoff. What do the OHCs move with their electromotility? / M. Nowotny and A. W. Gummer. Noise improves peripheral coding of short stimuli / L. K. Rimskaya-Korsakova. Phase and amplitude transfer in the apex of the cochlea / M. van der Heijden and P. X. Joris. Manipulations of chloride ion concentration in the organ of Corti alter outer hair cell electromotility and cochlear amplification / J. Zheng ... [et al.]. Cochlear transducer operating point adaptation / Y. Zou ... [et al.]. Low coherence interferometry of the cochlear partition / N. Choudhury ... [et al.]. Superior semicircular canal dehiscence: mechanisms of air-conducted hearing / J. E. Songer and J. J. Rosowski. On the coupling between the incus and the stapes / W. R. J. Funnell ... [et al.]. Novel otoacoustic baseline measurement of two-tone suppression behaviour from human ear-canal pressure / E. L. Le Page, N. M. Murray and J. D. Seymour. Is the scala vestibuli pressure influenced by non-piston like stapes motion components? an experimental approach / W. F. Decraemer ... [et al.]. Biomechanics of dolphin hearing: a comparison of middle and inner ear stiffness with other mammalian species / B. S. Miller ... [et al.]. -- II. Hair cells. An experimental preparation of the mammalian cochlea that displays compressive nonlinearity in vitro / A. J. Hudspeth and D. K. Chan. Ca[symbol] dynamics in auditory and vestibular hair cells: Monte Carlo simulations and experimental results / M. M. Bortolozzi, A. Lelli and F. Mammano. Electro-mechanical waves in isolated outer hair cell / S. Clifford, W. E. Brownell and R. D. Rabbitt. "Area change paradox" in outer hair cells' membrane motor / K. H. Iwasa. Chloride and the OHC lateral membrane motor / J. Santos-Sacchi ... [et al.]. Fast adaptation in vestibular hair cells depends on myosin-lc / P. G. Gillespie ... [et al.]. The piezoelectric outer hair cell: bidirectional energy conversion in membranes / W. E. Brownell. Outer hair cell mechanics are altered by developmental changes in lateral wall protein content / H. C. Jensen-Smith and R. Hallworth. Outer hair cell mechanics reformulated with acoustic variables / J. B. Allen and P. F. Fahey. A model of high-frequency force generation in the constrained cochlear outer hair cell / Z. Liao ... [et al.]. Theoretical analysis of membrane tether formation from outer hair cells / E. Glassinger and R. M. Raphael. Nonlinear responses in prestin knockout mice: implications for cochlear function / M. A. Cheatham, K. H. Huynh and P. Dallos. Mechanical impedance spectroscopy on isolated cells / M. P. Scherer, Z. Farkas and A. W. Gummer. Heat stress-induced changes in the mechanical properties of mouse outer hair cells / M. Murakoshi ... [et al.]. Frequency dependence of admittance and conductance of the outer hair cell / B. Farrell, R. Ugrinov and W. E. Brownell. Modeling outer hair cell high-frequency electromotility in microchamber experiment / Z. Liao ... [et al.]. Chlorpromazine and force relaxation in the cochlear outer hair cell plasma membrane - an optical tweezers study / D. R. Murdock ... [et al.]. Estimation of the force generated by the outer hair cell motility and the phase of the neural excitation relative to the basilar membrane motion: theoretical considerations / M. Andoh, C. Nakajima and H. Wada. Quantification of calcium buffers in various subcellular locations in rat inner and outer hair cells / S. Mahendrasingam, R. Fettiplace and C. M. Hackney -- III. Sterocilia. Signal transformation by mechanotransducer channels of mammalian outer hair cells / R. Fettiplace, A. C. Crawford and H. J. Kennedy. Stereociliary vibration in the guinea pig cochlea / A. Fridberger ... [et al.]. The cochlear amplifier: is it hair bundle motion of outer hair cells? / S. Jia ... [et al.]. Prestin-lacking membranes are capable of high frequency electro-mechanical transduction / B. Anvari ... [et al.]. Ca[symbol] changes the force sensitivity of the hair-cell transduction channel / E. L. M. Cheung and D. P. Corey. Hair bundle mechanics at high frequencies: a test of series or parallel transduction / K. D. Karavitaki and D. C. Corey. Hair cell transducer channel properties and accuracy of cochlear signal-processing / C. J. W. Meulenberg and S. M. van Netten. Ca[symbol] permeability of the hair bundle of the mammalian cochlea / C. Harasztosi, B. M?uller and A. W. Gummer -- IV. Emissions. Comparative mechanisms of auditory function: ground sound detection by golden moles / P. M. Narins. DPOAE micro- and macrostructure: their origin and significance / D. T. Kemp and P. F. Tooman. Physical mechanisms of OAE generation and propagation: the hydrodynamic approach / A. Vete?sn?ik, R. Nobili and A. W. Gummer. Measuring cochlear delays using otoacoustic emissions / R. H. Withnell. Distortion product otoacoustic emissions in the amphibian ear / P. van Dijk and S. W. F. Meenderink. Calcium waves, connexin permeability defects and hereditary deafness / V. Piazza ... [et al.]. Resonant modes of OAE in the investigation of hearing / W. W. Jedrzejczak ... [et al.]. DPOAE fine structure changes at higher stimulus levels - evidence for a nonlinear reflection component / G. R. Long and C. L. Talmadge. The biophysical origin of otoacoustic emissions / J. H. Siegel. Spontaneous otoacoustic emissions in lizards, air pressure effects on them and the question of point sources and global standing waves / G. A. Manley. Development of micromechanically-relevant hair-cell properties: late maturation of hair-cell orientation in the basilar papilla of birds / C. K?oppl ... [et al.]. Prediction for audiograms and otoacoustic emissions / M. Furst and Y. Halmut. Are click-evoked and stimulus-frequency OAEs generated by the same mechanism? / R. Kalluri and C. A. Shera. A comparative study of evoked otoacoustic emissions in geckos and humans / C. Bergevin, D. M. Freeman and C. A. Shera -- V. Cochlear models. Cochlear activity in perspective / E. de Boer. A mechanical-electrical-acoustic model of the cochlea / K. Grosh ... [et al.]. Cochlear coiling and low-frequency hearing / R. S. Chadwick ... [et al.]. Multi-scale model of the organ of Corti: IHC tip link tension / C. R. Steele and S. Puria. A micromechanical model for fast cochlear amplification with slow outer hair cells / T. K. Lu ... [et al.]. The cochlea box model once again: improvements and new results / R. Nobili and A. Vete?sn?ik. Four counter-arguments for slow-wave OAEs / C. A. Shera, A. 327 $aTubis and C. L. Talmadge. The evolution of multi-compartment cochlear models / A. E. Hubbard ... [et al.]. What stimulates the inner hair cells? / D. C. Mountain and A. E. Hubbard. Active hair-bundle motility harnesses noise to operate near an optimum of mechanosensitivity / P. Martin, B. Nadrowski and F. J?ulicher. Wave propagation by critical oscillators / D. Andor ... [et al.]. Mechanical energy contributed by motile neurons in the Drosophila ear / M. C. G?opfert and J. T. Albert. Short-wavelength interactions between OHCs: a "squirting" wave model of the cochlear amplifier / A. Bell. Wave propagation in a complex cochlear micromechanics model with curvature / H. Cai, R. S. Chadwick and D. Manoussaki. A 'twin-engine' model of level-dependent cochlear motion / A. J. Aranyosi. A hydro-mechanical, biomimetic cochlea: experiments and models / F. Chen ... [et al.]. Six experiments on a 1-D nonlinear wave-digital filter modeling of human click-evoked emission data / E. L. LePage and ?A. Olofsson. Measurements and models of human inner-ear function with superior semicircular canal dehiscence / M. E. Ravicz ... [et al.]. A new multicompartments model of the cochlea / S. Lu ... [et al.]. A 3D finite element model of the gerbil cochlea with full fluid-structure interaction / G. D. Bustard, D. C. Mountain and A. E. Hubbard. Developing a life-sized physical model of the human cochlea / M. J. Wittbrodt, C. R. Steele and S. Puria. Fully micromachined lifesize cochlear model / R. D. White and K. Grosh. A generic nonlinear model for auditory perception / E. W. Large -- VI. Discussion session. Quick questions. Stereocilia and tip links. Somatic motility of outer hair cells. Waves in the cochlea. Fluid flow in the cochlea. Traveling waves in the cochlea. 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