A Gradient of Single-Channel Conductance in the Cochlea: Tuning the Cochlea's Strings?
Frequency tuning in the vertebrate cochlea requires a continuously varying amplifier in auditory hair cells. In this issue of Neuron, Ricci et al. show that the mechanosensitive transduction channel, a possible amplifier component, has a single-channel conductance that increases systematically along...
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| description | Frequency tuning in the vertebrate cochlea requires a continuously varying amplifier in auditory hair cells. In this issue of
Neuron, Ricci et al. show that the mechanosensitive transduction channel, a possible amplifier component, has a single-channel conductance that increases systematically along the frequency axis of the turtle cochlea. |
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