Center for Sensory Neuroscience

Boys Town National Research Hospital

Websitehttps://www.boystownhospital.org/research/sensory-neuroscience , https://www.boystownhospital.org/research/sensory-neuroscience

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14000 Boys Town Hospital Rd
68010 Boys Town
United States
United States

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Organization profile

The Center for Sensory Neuroscience aims to understand neurosensory systems function at the molecular level in both healthy tissues and genetic disease states with a particular focus on hearing.

Organization profile

The Center for Sensory Neuroscience aims to understand neurosensory systems function at the molecular level in both healthy tissues and genetic disease states with a particular focus on hearing.

Areas of Research

Perception and Communication in Children
Balance
Hearing and Speech Perception
Neurobehavioral Research
Speech and Language
Sensory Neuroscience

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Dominic E Cosgrove, PhD
- Center for Sensory Neuroscience - Director
- Gene Expression Laboratory - Director
Person: Academic
19872020
Yesha Lundberg, PhD
- Center for Sensory Neuroscience - Scientist III
- Vestibular Genetics Laboratory - Director
Person: Academic
19922019
Barbara J Morley, PhD
- Center for Sensory Neuroscience - Senior Scientist
- Neurochemistry Laboratory - Director
- Great Plains IDeA-CTR - Member
Person: Member, Academic
19742019

1 Not started
1 Active
24 Finished

PLASTICITY AND SOUND REPRESENTATION IN AUDITORY CORTEX
Walsh, E. J. & Bonham, B.
National Institutes of Health
9/1/86 → …
Project: Research project
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT GRANT
Cho, S.
Project: Research project
GENETIC AND GENOMIC CONTRIBUTION TO BALANCE AND HEARING PROBLEMS IN ADULTS
Lundberg, Y.
National Institutes of Health
4/1/16 → 3/31/18
Project: Research project

481 Article
19 Review article
14 Letter
9 Comment/debate
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Erratum: Human α1 type IV collagen NC1 domain exhibits distinct antiangiogenic activity mediated by α1β1 integrin (Journal of Clinical Investigation (2005) 115:10 (2801–2810) DOI: 10.1172/JCI24813)
Sudhakar, A., Nyberg, P., Keshamouni, V. G., Mannam, A. P., Li, J., Sugimoto, H., Cosgrove, D. & Kalluri, R., Jan 2 2020, In: Journal of Clinical Investigation. 130, 1, p. 552 1 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate › peer-review

Open Access
Pericyte abnormalities precede strial capillary basement membrane thickening in Alport mice
Dufek, B., Meehan, D. T., Delimont, D., Samuelson, G., Madison, J., Shi, X., Boettcher, F., Trosky, V., Gratton, M. A. & Cosgrove, D., May 2020, In: Hearing Research. 390, 107935.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Attenuation in nicotinic acetylcholine receptor α9 and α10 subunit double knock-out mice of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
Liu, Q., Li, M., Whiteaker, P., Shi, F. D., Morley, B. J. & Lukas, R. J., Dec 2019, In: Biomolecules. 9, 12, 827.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Open Access
5 Scopus citations