Synaptic ribbons
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1Synaptopathic noise
downin mice1−50% loss
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Synaptopathic noise
downin mice1−50% loss
Synaptopathic noise decreases synaptic ribbons in mice (50% loss).
“We exposed CBA/CaJ mice to a synaptopathic 8-16 kHz noise stimulus producing an immediate 50% loss of inner hair cell synapses, with minimal post-exposure recovery.”
Animalscochleaimmediate
Hearing research27 Jun 2026
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