N B Slepecky
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Suryadevara A, Schulte B, Schmiedt R, Slepecky N
Hear Res
. 2001 Dec;
161(1-2):45-53.
PMID: 11744280
The number, size and distribution of myelinated nerve fibers were analyzed in the osseous spiral lamina (OSL) of young and old gerbils raised in a quiet environment. Because decreased endocochlear...
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Polgar R, Collison T, Slepecky N, WANAMAKER H
J Assoc Res Otolaryngol
. 2001 Sep;
2(2):147-58.
PMID: 11550524
Many studies have sought to document ototoxic damage and to study repair and regeneration of mammalian vestibular sensory epithelia. However, linear density analysis of the sensory cells or use of...
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Pawson L, Slepecky N, Bolanowski S
Somatosens Mot Res
. 2000 Jul;
17(2):159-70.
PMID: 10895886
Light- and electron-microscopic immunocytochemistry (ICC) was performed on Pacinian corpuscles (PCs) obtained from cat mesentery to determine the presence and location of various proteins within the accessory capsule and the...
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Slepecky N, Galsky M, Savage J
Hear Res
. 2000 Jun;
144(1-2):124-34.
PMID: 10831871
The purpose of the present study was to determine if the synaptic terminals and nerve fibers in the gerbil cochlea fall into morphologically and spatially classified groups. In cats and...
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Saha S, Slepecky N
Cell Tissue Res
. 2000 May;
300(1):29-46.
PMID: 10805073
Biochemical and immunocytochemical analyses have been used to provide new insights into age-related changes in the sensory and supporting cells of the guinea pig organ of Corti. Quantitative densitometry of...
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Smouha E, Inouye M, Sobol L, Slepecky N
Am J Otol
. 1999 Sep;
20(5):632-8.
PMID: 10503586
Hypothesis: Histologic changes occurring after varying degrees of surgical trauma to the inner ear in guinea pigs can reveal the mechanism of hearing preservation/loss. Background: Surgical approaches to the inner...
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Azeredo W, Kliment M, Morley B, Relkin E, Slepecky N, Sterns A, et al.
Hear Res
. 1999 Aug;
134(1-2):57-70.
PMID: 10452376
Although the chinchilla is widely used as a model for auditory research, little is known about the distribution and morphology of its olivocochlear neurons. Here, we report on the olivocochlear...
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WANAMAKER H, Slepecky N, Cefaratti L, Ogata Y
Am J Otol
. 1999 Aug;
20(4):457-64.
PMID: 10431887
Hypothesis: The relative dose-related cochlear and vestibular ototoxicity produced by transtympanically injected streptomycin (SM) compared to that of gentamicin (GM) was assessed. Background: Although SM, the first aminoglycoside used transtympanically,...
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Ogata Y, Slepecky N, Takahashi M
Hear Res
. 1999 Jul;
133(1-2):53-60.
PMID: 10416864
Effects of ototoxic drugs on the gerbil vestibular sensory epithelium were probed by use of immunocytochemical labelling with antibodies to both a mitogenic marker (bromodeoxyuridine) and a hair cell specific...
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Ogata Y, Slepecky N
J Vestib Res
. 1998 Jun;
8(3):209-16.
PMID: 9626648
This study demonstrates the presence of calmodulin in the vestibular end-organs of the gerbil by use of immunocytochemistry. Using fluorescence microscopy, calmodulin was localized to the cytoplasm, cuticular plate, and...