Publication: Directed differentiation and direct reprogramming: Applying stem cell technologies to hearing research
Directed differentiation and direct reprogramming: Applying stem cell technologies to hearing research
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Roccio, M. (2021). Directed differentiation and direct reprogramming: Applying stem cell technologies to hearing research. Stem Cells, 39(4), 375–388. https://doi.org/10.1002/stem.3315
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Hearing loss is the most widely spread sensory disorder in our society. In the majority of cases, it is caused by the loss or malfunctioning of cells in the cochlea: the mechanosensory hair cells, which act as primary sound receptors, and the connecting auditory neurons of the spiral ganglion, which relay the signal to upper brain centers. In contrast to other vertebrates, where damage to the hearing organ can be repaired through the activity of resident cells, acting as tissue progenitors, in mammals, sensory cell damage or loss is i
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- Roccio, Marta
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Roccio, M. (2021). Directed differentiation and direct reprogramming: Applying stem cell technologies to hearing research. Stem Cells, 39(4), 375–388. https://doi.org/10.1002/stem.3315