hearing/vestibular/ear
• assessed at birth, hair cell kinocilia are found occupying positions in the lateral half of the apical surface, but rarely in the medial half, and in the outer hair cells are connected to one of the multiple sub-bundles while in the inner hair cells they are frequently disconnected from the bundle
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• the planar polarization of the apical cytoskeleton of cochlear hair cells is disrupted with increasing severity from type 1 to type III hair cells, with defects progressing from disorganized bundle ultrastructure and misaligned stereocilia edge to loss of cytoskeletal asymmetry such that type III hair cells have the surface microtubules concentrated at the center of the cell and sub-bundles distributed around the periphery
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• at birth the first row stereocilia are slightly shorter than normal and this is more severe at 6 days of age. The stereocilia are drastically stunted in mature mice, with supernumerary rows of similar thickness and only a very shallow staircase pattern
(J:236519)
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nervous system
• assessed at birth, hair cell kinocilia are found occupying positions in the lateral half of the apical surface, but rarely in the medial half, and in the outer hair cells are connected to one of the multiple sub-bundles while in the inner hair cells they are frequently disconnected from the bundle
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• the planar polarization of the apical cytoskeleton of cochlear hair cells is disrupted with increasing severity from type 1 to type III hair cells, with defects progressing from disorganized bundle ultrastructure and misaligned stereocilia edge to loss of cytoskeletal asymmetry such that type III hair cells have the surface microtubules concentrated at the center of the cell and sub-bundles distributed around the periphery
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• at birth the first row stereocilia are slightly shorter than normal and this is more severe at 6 days of age. The stereocilia are drastically stunted in mature mice, with supernumerary rows of similar thickness and only a very shallow staircase pattern
(J:236519)
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cellular
• assessed at birth, hair cell kinocilia are found occupying positions in the lateral half of the apical surface, but rarely in the medial half, and in the outer hair cells are connected to one of the multiple sub-bundles while in the inner hair cells they are frequently disconnected from the bundle
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• the planar polarization of the apical cytoskeleton of cochlear hair cells is disrupted with increasing severity from type 1 to type III hair cells, with defects progressing from disorganized bundle ultrastructure and misaligned stereocilia edge to loss of cytoskeletal asymmetry such that type III hair cells have the surface microtubules concentrated at the center of the cell and sub-bundles distributed around the periphery
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