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Mechanisms underlying noise-induced hearing loss

2006

Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is the worldwide leading occupational disease and presents an important socio-economic factor. Despite numerous identified details about its etiology, the underlying mechanisms, which induce NIHL, have been only partially identified. In the present article, we shall discuss possible mechanisms focusing on failure in cellular calcium regulation, leading to a rise in mitochondrial NO production and reactive oxygen species formation. In cases where radical production is significantly elevated, pathological concentrations lead to alterations of cell physiological conditions and finally contribute to NIHL. A more detailed knowledge about the induction of free ra…

medicine.medical_specialtyHearing lossBiologyAudiologymedicine.diseaseCell calciumReactive oxygen species formationDrug Discoveryotorhinolaryngologic diseasesmedicineMolecular Medicinemedicine.symptomNo productionNeuroscienceNoise-induced hearing lossDrug Discovery Today: Disease Mechanisms
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