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Oxidative cochlear injury and the limitations of antioxidant therapy
Kevin K. Ohlemiller
Department of Otolaryngology
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Reactive Oxygen Species
100%
Cochlear Damage
100%
Antioxidant Therapy
100%
Knock-in Mouse Model
12%
Species-dependent
12%
Cell Death
12%
Cellular Injury
12%
Cell Injury
12%
Homeostasis
12%
Epithelium
12%
Oxidative Stress
12%
Ischemia
12%
Cochlea
12%
Cochlear Cells
12%
Independent Pathway
12%
Biological Context
12%
Antioxidant
12%
Deafness
12%
Optimal Timing
12%
Antioxidant Enzymes
12%
Chronic Stress
12%
Messenger
12%
Acute Stress
12%
Oxidation-reduction
12%
Sensory Cells
12%
Unmet
12%
Single Component
12%
Antioxidant Capacity
12%
Unexpected Results
12%
Paradoxical Results
12%
Checks-and-balances
12%
Noise Injury
12%
Ototoxicants
12%
Mature Period
12%
Emerging Complexity
12%
Medicine and Dentistry
Reactive Oxygen Species
100%
Antioxidant
100%
Cochlea
100%
Cell Damage
25%
Cell Death
12%
Homeostasis
12%
Ischemia
12%
Oxidative Stress
12%
Hearing Impairment
12%
Antioxidant Enzyme
12%
Antioxidant Capacity
12%
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
12%
Chronic Stress
12%
Acute Stress
12%
Neuroscience
Reactive Oxygen Species
100%
Cochlea
100%
Antioxidant
100%
Cell Damage
25%
Cell Death
12%
Oxidative Stress
12%
Ischemia
12%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Reactive Oxygen Metabolite
100%
Antioxidant
100%
Knockout Mouse
12%
Ischemia
12%
Hearing Impairment
12%
Cellular Injury
12%
Noise Injury
12%
Antioxidant Capacity
12%
Nursing and Health Professions
Antioxidant
100%
Reactive Oxygen Metabolite
100%
Ischemia
12%
Hearing Impairment
12%
Noise Injury
12%