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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Cochlear amplifier"”.
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Developing Active Artificial Hair Cell Sensors Inspired by the Cochlear Amplifier
… been the inspiration to develope contemporary cochlear implants and active dynamic sensors that operate in the sensor's resonance region and possess favorable nonlinear characteristics. In the present work, multi-channel and self-sensing active artificial hair cells (AHCs) made of piezoelectric …
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Development of Active Artificial Hair Cell Sensors
… proposed and developed which mimic the nonlinear cochlear amplifier. Active AHCs can be used to transduce sound pressures, fluid flow, accelerations, or another form of dynamic input. These nonlinear sensors consist of piezoelectric cantilever beams which utilize various feedback control laws …
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A distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAE) assessment of cochlear function in tinnitus subjects with normal hearing sensitivity
… tinnitus, raising the question of whether cochlear pathology is always a prerequisite for this percept. This study used distortion product otoacoustic emissions (DPOAEs) to evaluate the cochlear amplifier of 13 tinnitus subjects and 13 non-tinnitus subjects (matched by age, sex, and …
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An in vivo study of GTF2IRD1 function and its contribution to the physical features of Williams Beuren Syndrome
… in the mice can be traced to impairments in the cochlear amplifier. We suggest that similar mechanisms may underpin the SNHL experienced by WBS patients. Analysis of the facial skin in knockout mice revealed that keratinocyte proliferation was augmented, keratinized epidermal layers were …
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Cochlear Sensitization to Aminoglycosides: Defining the Role of JAK-STAT Signaling
… JAK2-dependent signaling, contributes to cochlear resilience during aminoglycoside ototoxic stress. To nominate candidate pathways, early gentamicin-responsive hair-cell transcriptomic data were integrated with LINCS/L1000 perturbational connectivity mapping. This analysis identified …
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The Cellular Basis for Hearing
… as the mechano-electrical transducer and as the cochlear amplifier. First, we examine gating of two MET channels that are coupled to each other. While gating of MET channels has been successfully described by assuming that in a hair bundle, one MET channel is associated with one tip link, recent …