Differences in hearing across the lifespan in two strains of Alzheimer’s mouse models as measured using behavioral and physiological techniques

Key Points

• Hearing differences were observed across the lifespan, indicating significant variations in auditory function.
• In one mouse model, behavioral assessments showed a noticeable decline in hearing by 30% in older mice compared to younger ones.
• This observational analysis utilized both behavioral and physiological techniques to measure hearing ability in the models.
• Understanding these strain-specific hearing differences may inform future research on auditory function in Alzheimer's disease.