US EditionTissues and cells organise with subtle mechanical forces for perfect hearing
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Tissues and cells organise with subtle mechanical forces for perfect hearing
Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bengaluru 9 May 2025 Hearing is one of our five senses, allowing us to listen to the sounds of our universe. This ability is unlocked by an incredibly complex structure inside our ears. One part of the complex structure is the part that detects sound, called the auditory epithelium. This tissue lines the inner ear like a delicate carpet. It comprises two main types of cells: the sensory hair cells that detect sou…
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