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Significats de cochlea en anglès

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Organ of the inner ear.

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Therefore, Id proteins are good candidates for regulating Math1 in the cochlea.
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In these cases an influence on the contralateral cochlea could be proved.
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Labeling of OC neurons began 1 day after injection into the cochlea.
Pubmed
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Energy is conveyed to the cochlea's center, where low frequencies are sensed.
Wired
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The mammalian inner ear contains two sensory organs, the cochlea and vestibule.
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Additionally, there are multiple sites of possible damage within the cochlea.
Pubmed
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As scientists better understand the cochlea, might they be able to tweak it?
Wired
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In addition, opening the cochlea may alter its function and affect the findings.
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The pathophysiological effect of Pt within the cochlea has not been extensively investigated.
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Here, we report that SIRT2 is upregulated in the cochlea after noise exposure.
Pubmed
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In the adult cochlea, EGFR transcripts were detected only in the spiral ganglion.
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Cochlear macrophages have been shown to accumulate in the murine cochlea following acoustic trauma.
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The morphology of spiral ganglion cells and hair cells appeared normal throughout the cochlea.
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The delivery of therapies to the cochlea is notoriously challenging.
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From cochlea-rattling noise to quiet-loud-quiet dynamics, The Engine Is Bleeding rethinks, revitalises and reconditions.
The Irish Times
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When the otosclerotic process is restricted to the cochlea, clinical signs are not well defined.
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