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Signaling in the Auditory System: Implications in Hair Cell Regeneration and Hearing Function.

Journal of cellular physiology - 1 Oct 2017

Mittal Rahul, Debs Luca H, Nguyen Desiree, Patel Amit P, Grati M'hamed, Mittal Jeenu, Yan Denise, Eshraghi Adrien A, Liu Xue Zhong

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Ear is a sensitive organ involved in hearing and balance function. The complex signaling network in the auditory system plays a crucial role in maintaining normal physiological function of the ear. The inner ear comprises a variety of host signaling pathways working in synergy to deliver clear sensory messages. Any disruption, as minor as it can be, has the potential to affect this finely tuned system with...

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PMID: 27869308
DOI: 10.1002/jcp.25695

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