A chemo-mechanical cochleostomy preserves hearing for the in vivo functional imaging of cochlear cells

Jinkyung Kim, Anthony J. Ricci

Published: 2023-01-03 DOI: 10.1038/s41596-022-00786-4

in vivo imaging

cochlear cells

hearing preservation

chemo-mechanical cochleostomy

otic capsule bone

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In vivo and real-time multicellular imaging enables the decoding of sensory circuits and the tracking of systemic drug uptake. However, invivo imaging of the auditory periphery remains technically challenging owing to the deep location, mechanosensitivit
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