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Rodger J completed his BSc in 1993 from Hons. in Biochemistry: University of Bath, UK.1996 PhD in Molecular Neuroscience (Mention: Tres honourable avec les felicitations du jury): University of Paris VI. Supervisor: Prof Jacques Mallet.âExpression of syntaxin genes in the brain: key molecules in long-term potentiation (LTP) and learningâPublications
Effects of Cochlear Trauma on BDNF Expression in Guinea Pig Cochlear Nucleus and Inferior Colliculus
Hearing loss caused by cochlear damage results in a variety of plastic changes in the central auditory pathways. One of these is hyperactivity, i.e. increased spontaneous firing rates, which may be involved in the generation of tinnitus, a phantom auditory sensation. The mechanism behind this synaptic plasticity is still uncertain but there may be ... Read More»
Mulders WHAM, Rodger J, Albertsen M, Yates CG and Robertson D
Research Article: Otolaryngology 2013, S3-006
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