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Licking rates during silent trials prior to injections (post-exposure week 8), as well as 3 hours and 5 days following saline (A) or salicylate (B) injections.
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<p>After saline injections, no changes in licking rate were observed. Three hours following salicylate injections, however, all nine animals increased licking behavior during silent trials, though most robustly following high-frequency narrowband sound trials. The licking rates during silent trials returned to pre-injection levels by 5 days post-injection.</p- Image
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- 7 weeks post-exposure
- pitch tinnitus-like behavior
- salicylate-induced tinnitus behavior
- tinnitus-like behavior
- Conditioned Behavioral Paradigm
- onset tinnitus-like behavior
- ABR hearing thresholds
- noise exposure
- exhibit tinnitus-like behavior
- 5 days post-injection
- narrowband sound trials
- paradigm
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Last time updated on 12/02/2018
This paper was published in The Francis Crick Institute.
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