Hear, Hear for the Zebrafish
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Our senses of hearing and balance rely on the function of specialized receptor neurons called "hair cells." In this issue of Neuron, Grant et al. report a series of elegant zebrafish experiments that reveal a previously unappreciated role for glia in the regulation of hair cell proliferation and differentiation. This work is a beautiful example of how zebrafish are particularly useful model systems for studying hair cell development and function.
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Neuroscience(all), Cell Differentiation, Cell Communication, Mechanotransduction, Cellular, Cell Movement, Hair Cells, Auditory, Models, Animal, Peripheral Nervous System, Animals, Neuroglia, Zebrafish
Neuroscience(all), Cell Differentiation, Cell Communication, Mechanotransduction, Cellular, Cell Movement, Hair Cells, Auditory, Models, Animal, Peripheral Nervous System, Animals, Neuroglia, Zebrafish
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