Lecture 10: Auditory system Flashcards

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1
Q

From which frequency can sounds not be distinguished anymore?

A

3000Hz

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2
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What is the Hz range of the audible spectrum?

A

20 Hz - 20000 Hz

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3
Q

Where in the brain is the superior olive located?

A

(mid) pons
NOTE: binaural pathway

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4
Q

Through where does the contralateral LSO get inhibited?

A

MNTB

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5
Q

The nucleus lateral lemniscus (NLL) is a mono-reural pathway. What do the cells code?

A

Onset of sound and the duration of the sounds
NOTE: not dependent on binaural coding

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6
Q

Through which structure does the NLL project to the medial geniculate nucleus in the thalamus

A

Inferior colliculus

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7
Q

What are the A1 and A2 do?

A

A1: specializes in basic detection and mapping of sound properties like frequency, intensity and timing.
A2: processes and integrates sounds to interpret patterns, context and meaning. Supporting things like speech comprehension and music perception.

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