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    volume editors, Mattias Collin, Raymond Schuch.
    Contents:
    Chemical interactions between organisms in microbial communities / Duan, K. ... [et al.]
    Autoinducer-2-based chemical communication in bacteria : complexities of interspecies signaling / Federle, M.J.
    The molecular basis of excitation and adaptation during chemotactic sensory transduction in bacteria / Rao, C.V., Ordal, G.W.
    Bacterial PEP-dependent carbohydrate : phosphotransferase systems couple sensing and global control mechanisms / Lengeler, J.W., Jahreis, K.-- Correlations between carbon metabolism and virulence in bacteria / Poncet, S. ... [et al.]
    Stand-alone response regulators controlling global virulence networks in streptococcus pyogenes / McIver, K.S.
    The heme sensor system of staphylococcus aureus / Stauff, D.L., Skaar, E.P.
    Bacterial sensing of antimicrobial peptides / Otto, M.
    RNA thermosensors in bacterial pathogens / Johansson, J.
    Prevailing concepts of c-di-GMP signaling / Römling, U., Simm, R.
    Magnetosomes and magneto-aerotaxis / Frankel, R.B., Bazylinski, D.A.
    Engineering bacterial signals and sensors / Salis, H., Tamsir, A., Voigt, C.
    Digital Access Karger 2009
    Access via Contributions to microbiology ; 2009; 16
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  • Article
    Brask T.
    Acta Otolaryngol Suppl. 1979;360:116-7.
    The purpose was to estimate the attenuation and protection effect of the acoustic stapedius reflex on the inner ear. The acoustic stapedius reflex was recorded by means of extratympanic manometry (ETM). This method was used, as it is able to differ between the stapedius and the tensor reflex. Patients with unilateral Bell's palsy were investigated during palsy time and after recovery. The amplitude of the contralateral acoustic stapedius reflex was used as a relative measure of the excitation of the cochlea on the affected side. The attenuation effect, 20 dB above the reflex threshold, was approximately 15 dB for all tested patients. After the ETM investigation a temporary threshold shift was shown on the affected side (average 34 dB). The hearing threshold on the healthy side was unchanged. Thus the attenuation effect of the acoustic stapedius reflex protects the inner ear from an acoustic damage. A protection effect of the tensor tympani was not demonstrated.
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