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Infrasound sensation is mediated by intracochlear electrical potentials

2026-02-16

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Sound below 16 Hz, commonly referred to as infrasound, has no tonality and is often regarded as inaudible despite being clearly perceivable at sufficient intensity. Perception mechanisms have remained elusive. One factor decreasing hearing sensitivity towards the lowest sound frequencies is the velocity-coupled sound input to inner hair cells (IHCs), which convert cochlear mechanical vi...

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43f71d1a-58a7-512b-9688-3a842abbda71
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7773837/v1
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