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1.	Influence Of Monaural Plugging On Postnatal Development Of Auditory Spatial Response Properties Of Inferior Collicular Neurons In Bat, Myotis Chinensis And The Mechanism
2.	Encoding Repetition Rate Of Pulse Trains And Masking Of Auditory-Response In The Inferior Colliculus Of The Big Brown Bat, Eptesicus Fuscus
3.	The Role Of NMDA Receptor Subunit 2B In The Development Of Auditory Function Of C57BI/6 Mice
4.	The Role Of NMDA Receptor In Experience-dependent Developmental Plasticity Of Auditory Function Of Rat Brain
5.	Studies On Central Mechanism Of Auditory Memory For AD Model Rat
6.	Frequency And Spatial Coding Of Auditory Information In Auditory Cortex And Inferior Colliculus
7.	Effects Of Auditory Deprivation On Developmental Changes In Intrinsic Properties And Synaptic Function Of Neurons In Rat Primary Auditory Cortex
8.	Corticofugal Modulation Of Fos Expression In The Auditory Pathways Of The Rat With Emphasis On The Medial Geniculate Body
9.	Auditory Information Processing Of Neurons In Rat's Inferior Colliculus
10.	Patterns Of Interaction Between GABA_A And Glycine Receptors: A Study On Their Correlation With Receptor Expression Level
11.	Modulation Of Auditory Information Processing In Central Neurons
12.	Temporal Response Of Auditory Neurons To Frequency And Amplitude Of Acoustic Stimulus In Inferior Colliculus Of Mice
13.	Effect Of Early Acoustic Experience On The Development Of Auditory Function In Central Auditory System And The Underlying Mechanism
14.	Cortical Coding Of Sound Source Azimuth And Sound Stimulus Level In Complex Acoustic Environments
15.	Effect Of Early Enriched Environment Exposure On The Plasticity Of Auditory Function In Central Auditory System And The Underlying Mechanism
16.	Temporal Response Of Central Auditory To The Duration And Level Of Stimulus
17.	Studies On The Auditory Response Properties To Different Sound Stimulus Patterns In Inferior Collicular Neurons
18.	The Role Of The Amygdala Basolateral Nucleus Of �� Receptors In Fear Conditioning Sound
19.	Cerebral Hemispheric Dominance In The Auditory System Of Automatic Processing Of Chinese Tones And Consonants
20.	Glucocorticoid Receptor With New Protein Synthesis To Consolidate And Subside In The Role Of The Voice Of Fear Conditioning Memory
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