SGN Development

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Fig. 26.1 Schematic representation of the developing SGNs in mice, modified Coate and Kelley [3]. (a) Neuroblasts delaminate from the otocyst and form the CVG. (b) The last wave of…

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Cell Therapy

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Fig. 24.1 Challenges to be overcome in cell therapy for hair cell regeneration. In left hand, requirements for preparation and transplantation of stem/progenitor cells are listed. In the middle, survival,…

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Gene Therapy

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Gene Vector Recipient animal References Catalase AdV Guinea pig [32] Atoh1 AdV Guinea pig [4, 35] Atoh1 AdV Mouse [36, 37] GDNF/TGFbeta AdV Guinea pig [31] NOX3 (siRNA) Rat [34]…

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Dedifferentiation-Mediated Regeneration

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Fig. 22.1 Overview of dedifferentiation-mediated hair cell regeneration. Dedifferentiation-mediated hair cell regeneration involves a dedifferentiation step (dashed arrow) and a subsequent redifferentiation step (arrow). iPS transcription factors (TFs) and epigenetic…

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Self-Repair

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Fig. 20.1 Summary of critical events and therapeutic drugs after hair cell damage in the apoptotic process. Just after hair cell damage, ROS and JNK are activated. Several hours later,…

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Regenerative Medicine in Cochlear Implantation

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Fig. 16.1 Schematic representation of the targets and methods for the regenerative medicine in cochlear implantation. The electrode of cochlear implant was placed in the scala tympani. Neurotrophic factors, stem…

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Cochlear Implant: Past, Present, and Future

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Fig. 14.1 Tonotopic organization in the cochlea and the cochlear nucleus. Black, dark gray, and light gray lines represent high, middle, and low frequencies, respectively. In the cochlea, a simple…

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Cochlear Lateral Wall

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Fig. 5.1 Cochlear lateral wall and potassium ion recycling. The ionic composition with high potassium concentration and endocochlear potential are maintained by ion transport through the cochlear lateral wall. Potassium…

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