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Hair Cell Regeneration: Winging Our Way Towards a Sound Future

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Specialties Biology
Neurology
Date 2003 Feb 21
PMID 12593990
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The discovery of hair cell regeneration in the inner ear of birds provides new optimism that there may be a treatment for hearing and balance disorders. In this review we describe the process of hair cell regeneration in birds; including restoration of function, recovery of perception and what is currently known about molecular events, such as growth factors and signalling systems. We examine some of the key recent findings in both birds and mammals.

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