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. 2013 Oct 31;62(4):333–346. doi: 10.1538/expanim.62.333

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Fig. 4. — ABR waveforms were recorded for hypomorphic Cdh23^ahl/ahl homozygous, Cdh23^v-ngt/ahl compound heterozygous, and null Cdh23^v-ngt/v-ngt homozygote mice. The waveforms represent the ABR in response to the intensities of tone pip stimuli decreasing from 101 to 11 dB SPL at 8 kHz and from 105 to 15 dB SPL at 32 kHz. Bold lines represent the thresholds detected. The locations of peaks I-V are indicated on the dotted lines. (A) Representative ABR waveforms at 8 and 32 kHz from Cdh23^ahl/ahl, Cdh23^v-ngt/ahl, and Cdh23^v-ngt/v-ngt mice at 1 month of age. (B) ABR waveforms at 8 and 32 kHz from Cdh23^ahl/ahl and Cdh23^v-ngt/ahl mice at 5 months of age. The waveforms of the Cdh23^v-ngt/ahl mouse were recorded from the left and right ear of the same mouse.