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Another mechanism subserving SIN perception is the ability of the auditory system to separate rapidly occurring temporal events (i.e., temporal acuity) [23].
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The rats were decapitated and bilateral hippocampus brain tissues and equal amounts of cortical tissues were separated rapidly, weighed, and placed in an ice-cold Dounce homogenizer.
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