Project Details
Description
The general aim of this study, in collaboration with Dr. Philippe Diaz, a co-founder of
DermaXon, is to identify a novel intervention that can promote the survival of cochlear hair
cells and ribbon synapses when administrated before or soon after acoustic trauma by oral
delivery. UTMB will perform the following: setting up noise-induced hearing loss animal
models, oral application of DX308 to the animals, performing auditory tests, and collecting
tissues for morphology analysis.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 1/13/25 → 5/31/25 |
Funding
- DermaXon ( Award #1R41DC02139401): $90,056.00
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