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 描述(由申请人提供):耳蜗生理学实验室的目标是了解Corti器官的组成部分如何增强基底膜的声音诱导振动,这一过程称为耳蜗放大(CA)。两个问题的广泛兴趣是要研究的;外毛细胞如何传递力,激活CA和什么是机械作用的盖膜CA?标准技术显然不足以回答这些问题,因此将使用新的创新方法。我们开发的傅立叶域光学(低)相干层析成像(FDOCT)系统为研究CA提供了独特的可能性。使用这种方法;我们建议确定Corti器官的复杂运动,由OHC力提供动力,如何导致内毛细胞静纤毛的机械刺激。这是听力的关键的第一步,刺激内毛细胞。我们还建议,以确定是否覆膜有机械共振相关的器官的Corti功能。这对于理解外毛细胞上的静纤毛毛束的位移如何能够有适当的时机来有效地产生它们积极产生的任何力是至关重要的。外毛细胞活动的分布是了解行波如何传播的基础。利用FDOCT和数学模型研究了CA的空间分布。
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 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): A goal of the cochlear physiology laboratory is to understand how the components of the organ of Corti enhance the sound induced vibration of the basilar membrane, a process known as cochlear amplification (CA). Two questions of broad interest are to be studied; how do the outer hair cells transmit force to activate the CA and what is the mechanical role of the tectorial membrane in CA? Standard techniques are clearly insufficient for answering these questions, so new and innovative methodology will be used. The Fourier Domain Optical (Low) Coherence Tomography (FDOCT) system that we developed gives unique possibilities for studying CA. Using this method; we propose to determine how the complex motion of the organ of the Corti, powered by OHC forces, results in mechanical stimulation of the inner hair cell stereocilia. This is the critical first step in hearing, the stiulation of inner hair cells. We also propose to determine whether the tectorial membrane has a mechanical resonance relevant to organ of Corti function. This is fundamental to understanding how the displacement of the stereocilia hair bundles on outer hair cells can have the proper timing to make effective any force that they actively produce. The distribution of outer hair cell activity is fundamental to knowing how the traveling wave propagates. The spatial distribution of the CA is studied with FDOCT and mathematical modeling.
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In vivo Organ of Corti Mechanoelectric Physiology
The mechanical and ionic roles of cochlear fluids in hearing and hearing loss
The mechanical and ionic roles of cochlear fluids in hearing and hearing loss
The mechanical and ionic roles of cochlear fluids in hearing and hearing loss
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