Erwin Idoux
Paris Descartes University
13 Papers
171 Citations
Erwin Idoux is an academic researcher from Paris Descartes University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Vestibular system & Medial vestibular nucleus. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 13 publications. Previous affiliations of Erwin Idoux include Centre national de la recherche scientifique.
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Papers
Unilateral Labyrinthectomy Modifies the Membrane Properties of Contralesional Vestibular Neurons
TL;DR: The bilateral increase in the sensitivity of MVNn and the acquisition of more "B-like" phasic membrane properties by contralesional MVnn should promote the restoration of the vestibular reflexes generated by the remaining, contraleional labyrinth.
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Reconsidering the role of neuronal intrinsic properties and neuromodulation in vestibular homeostasis.
Mathieu Beraneck,Erwin Idoux +1 more
TL;DR: The experimental evidence is revisited, which demonstrates that drastic alterations of the central vestibular neurons’ intrinsic properties occur following UL, with a slow time course, more on par with the compensation of dynamic deficits than static ones.
Oscillatory and Intrinsic Membrane Properties of Guinea Pig Nucleus Prepositus Hypoglossi Neurons In Vitro
Erwin Idoux,Mauro Serafin,Patrice Fort,Pierre-Paul Vidal,Mathieu Beraneck,Nicolas Vibert,Michel Muhlethaler,L. E. Moore +7 more
TL;DR: The experiments reported here show that all PHN neurons (PHNn) show marked phasic behavior, which is highly oscillatory in approximately 25% of the population, and suggest that the PHNn have specific intrinsic properties that, in conjunction with network interconnections, enhance the persistent neural activity needed for their function.
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Developmental regulation of the membrane properties of central vestibular neurons by sensory vestibular information in the mouse.
Daniel Eugène,Séverine Deforges,F. Guimont,Erwin Idoux,Pierre-Paul Vidal,L. E. Moore,Nicolas Vibert +6 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that suppression of sensory vestibular inputs during a ‘sensitive period’ around birth can generate the circling/waltzing behaviour, but that this behaviour is not due to persistent abnormalities of the membrane properties of central Vestibular neurons.
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Intrinsic membrane properties of central vestibular neurons in rodents
TL;DR: The main points discussed in this review are that the intrinsic membrane properties can be used to distinguish between two dominant types of neurons, the system remains plastic throughout the whole life of the animal, and the intracellular calcium concentration has a major effect on the intrinsic membranes properties of central vestibular neurons.
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