EFFECTS OF LEAD ON AUDITORY SYSTEM IN MONKEYS: HEARING
EFFECTS OF LEAD ON AUDITORY SYSTEM IN MONKEYS: HEARING
批准号:
6277709
负责人:
NK LAUGHLIN
金额:
$5.63万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-05-01 至 1999-04-30
中文摘要
目的:检测老年人的听觉系统功能和注意力。
恒河猴作为儿童铅暴露的模型。外围
而更高阶的听觉过程是使用行为和
电生理技术。结果我们研制出了一种新的
评估先前铅暴露对健康影响的行为测试
请注意,我们将继续在这项任务中测试动物。我们的研究
和其他人的研究已经证明了早期铅暴露对
儿童和动物模型中的听觉过程。我们评估了
这些效应发生在审计系统的多个层面上,
通过行为和电生理技术。特定的
对听觉系统的影响可能有助于更全球化的
与儿童时期铅暴露相关的认知异常。
这些包括智商降低(尤其是言语智商)、注意力缺陷、
言语感知能力受损,语言能力受损
生产任务、阅读障碍和学校问题。更好的
了解听觉系统对不良反应的贡献
早期铅暴露的后果将有助于设计
儿童治疗干预和特殊教育方案
以及已知经历过早期铅暴露的成年人。一个大女人
行为和生理学研究的范围将检查听觉
多个级别的系统完整性。行为测试将测量
绝对阈值和差阈值、频率选择性以及
时间上的歧视,所有的频率范围都很广。
这些任务也评估特定的注意过程和功能
基础语音和语言处理。生理学评价
将提供有关这些基本听觉过程的信息。
此外,躯体感觉系统的电生理学研究
将评估早期铅暴露对这一重要途径的影响
并确定铅中毒对听觉系统的特异性。
以前在同一批猴子身上观察到的异常现象。我们还将
检查药物干预和程序性治疗的效果
减轻铅对小鼠行为和生理影响的变化
听觉处理。拟议研究的对象是17名成年人
(15岁)在发育早期暴露于铅的猴子。我们的目标是
最终评估持久的,可能是不可逆转的影响
早期接触铅。阐明铅影响的未来方向
引起注意的曝光。关键词铅,猴子,听力,
电生理、认知、听觉处理
英文摘要
OBJECTIVE: To examine auditory system function and attention in
the rhesus monkey as a model of childhood lead exposure. Peripheral
and higher order auditory processes are evaluated using behavioral and
electrophysiological techniques. RESULTS We developed a new
behavioral test to assess the effects of previous lead exposure on
attention and we continue to test animals in this task. Our studies
and others' have demonstrated the effects of early lead exposure on
auditory processes in children and in animal models. We evaluated
these effects, which occur at multiple levels of the audi-tory system,
through behavioral and electrophysiologic techniques. Specific
effects on the auditory system likely contribute to the more global
cognitive abnormalities associated with childhood lead exposure.
These include reduced IQ (especially verbal IQ), attentional deficits,
impaired speech per-ception, impaired performance on language
production tasks, reading disabilities and school prob-lems. A better
understanding of auditory system contributions to the adverse
consequences of early lead exposure would facilitate the design of
therapeutic interventions and special education programs for children
and adults known to have experienced early lead exposure. A broad
range of behavioral and physiologic studies will examine auditory
system integrity at multiple levels. Behavioral tests will measure
absolute and difference thresholds, frequency selectivity, and
temporal discriminations, all over a broad range of frequencies.
These tasks also evaluate certain attentional processes and func-tions
underlying speech and language processing. Physiologic evaluations
will provide information on these same fundamental auditory processes.
In addition, electrophysiologic studies of the somato-sensory system
will evaluate effects of early lead exposure on this important pathway
and determine the specificity to the auditory system of lead-induced
abnormalities observed previously in the same monkeys. We will also
examine the efficacy of phar-macological interventions and procedural
changes to attenuate behavioral and physiological effects of lead on
auditory processing. Subjects for the proposed studies are 17 adult
(15 yr-old) monkeys exposed to lead during early development. We aim
to ultimately evaluate enduring and possibly irre-versible effects of
early lead exposure. FUTURE DIRECTIONS To clarify effects of lead
exposure on attention. KEY WORDS lead, monkeys, hearing,
electrophysiological, cognition, auditory processing
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SUCCIMER REDUCTION OF TISSUE LEAD (PB) & TOXICITY IN MONKEYS
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批准号:6277710
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$5.63万
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财政年份:1998
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负责人:NK LAUGHLIN
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依托单位:
SUCCIMER REDUCTION OF TISSUE LEAD (PB) & TOXICITY IN MONKEYS
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批准号:6247583
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$3.78万
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财政年份:1997
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负责人:NK LAUGHLIN
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依托单位:
BEHAVIORAL & BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF LEAD EXPOSURE IN ADULT & AGING MONKEYS
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批准号:6247585
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$3.78万
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财政年份:1997
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负责人:NK LAUGHLIN
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依托单位:
BEHAVIORAL & BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF LEAD EXPOSURE IN ADULT & AGING MONKEYS
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批准号:6247584
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$3.78万
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财政年份:1997
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负责人:NK LAUGHLIN
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依托单位:
LEAD EFFECTS ON AUDITORY SYSTEM IN MONKEYS
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批准号:6247582
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$3.78万
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财政年份:1997
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负责人:NK LAUGHLIN
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依托单位:
海外基金