Synergistic effects of noise, kanamycin, and hyperoxia on ABR thresholds in CBA/J mice
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Young CBA/J mice were exposed to noise, kanamycin, and/or hyperoxia by 30 days post-gestational age in order to determine if a synergistic effect exists on ABR thresholds. copyright by Elizabeth Ann Baum 2009
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تاریخ انتشار 2016