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University of Michigan scientists have created mice with supercharged listening abilities.
Boosting Ntf3 expression in mice caused an increase in the density of their synapses, improving their ability to process and therefore distinguish between sounds of different qualities.
This indicates that loss of inner hair cell connections causes delays in brain processing of different sound signals as experienced by some humans with hearing challenges.
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