Tricky Topics: Auditory Transduction

In this Tricky Topic, we explore how sound waves are converted to neural signals.
Credit: Dr. Dylan Deska-Gauthier

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This was great. Clear and concise.

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This was a very useful video!

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Awesome video, needed x

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Best video

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Ty!!!!

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Tectorial Membrane ist not really stationed, tectorial and hair cells have a shear movment with each other.

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This Little Organ drives me Crazy Due hearing loss, Tinnitus and Pain!

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Video starts at 3:00

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Only if you want to skip the outer and middle ear

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Great video but im pretty sure its only the outer hair cells, not the inner hair cells that have contact with the tectorial membrane.

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both do have some degree of connection, but you are indeed correct that the connection between the outer hair cells and the tectorial membrane is more significant; that between it and the inner hair cells is rather tenuous