Hair cell

LE WE PMID CA

Hair cell

8741

Haarzelle

Cadherin

Cadherin15

Cadherin23

Ear (Anatomy)

Ear (Development)

Electromotility

Hair cell

Hearing (Neurophysiology)

Hypacusis

Ion channel (Mechanosensitive)

Mechanotransduction

Medial olivocochlear efferent neuron

Prestin

Regeneration of tissues and other biologic structures

Stereovilli stereocilia

Usher s syndrome

2006 1	Mechanisms underlying the temporal precision of sound coding at the inner hair cell ribbon synapse. [16901948] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 55-62 (2006)
2006 2	Efferent-mediated control of basilar membrane motion. [16901947] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 49-54 (2006)
2006 3	What is the hair cell transduction channel? [16901942] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 23-8 (2006)
2006 4	Regulation of electromotility in the cochlear outer hair cell. [16887876] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 43-8 (2006)
2006 5	Active hair bundle movements in auditory hair cells. [16887874] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 29-36 (2006)
2006 6	Prestin and the cochlear amplifier. [16873410] J Physiol 576(Pt 1): 37-42 (2006)
2010 7	Localisation of the mechanotransducer channels in mammalian cochlear hair cells provides clues to their gating. [20026619] J Physiol 588(Pt 5): 765-72 (2010)
2007 8	Shaping the mammalian auditory sensory organ by the planar cell polarity pathway. [17891715] Int J Dev Biol 51(6-7): 535-47 (2007)
2007 9	Development of the hair bundle and mechanotransduction. [17891720] Int J Dev Biol 51(6-7): 597-608 (2007)
2010 10	Cadherins as targets for genetic diseases. [20182609] Cold Spring Harb Perspect Biol 2(1): a003095 (2010)
2010 11	Review series: The cell biology of hearing. [20624897] J Cell Biol 190(1): 9-20 (2010)
2008 12	Protection, regeneration and replacement of hair cells in the cochlea: implications for the future treatment of sensorineural hearing loss. [18843561] Swiss Med Wkly 138(47-48): 708-12 (2008)

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