Auditory neuroscience: sound segregation in the brainstem?

Current Biology : CB
Jan W H Schnupp

Abstract

Separating a mixture of sounds into its constituent parts is a complex process likely to involve many processing stages. A new study suggests that the first steps in that process may occur already at the level of the first auditory processing centre in the brainstem.

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