The phrase "auditory tissues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or anatomy when discussing the tissues involved in hearing.
Example: "The study focused on the regeneration of auditory tissues in patients with hearing loss."
Alternatives: "hearing tissues" or "auditory structures".
Although performed with immature auditory tissues, our findings hint at the possibility of particular electric current inducing damage or loss of auditory hair cells, which should be considered when designing EAS electrodes.
Reactive oxygen species (ROS) production is involved in several apoptotic and necrotic cell death pathways in auditory tissues.
Finally, 20 ng of cDNA from each sample group were combined with 20 ng from each of 4 other groups of cDNA from saccular epithelia of the inner ear into a single pool of 2000 ng pooled cDNA library; the auditory tissues contributed to a companion study [ 49].
Electrodes, which are one of the important components of CI, have more than one stimulating channel placed inside the scala tympani to elicit action potentials in the auditory neural tissues tonotopically.
This may help explain why cholesteatomas are metabolically more active than the normal tympanic membrane and external auditory canal tissue, resulting in significant NADH/FAD-based autofluorescence.
This may explain elements of the mechanism by which gata3 might 'orchestrate the regulation of different signaling pathways' [26] and co-ordinate the development of the auditory system and other tissues, including the eye and central nervous system.
The Veterans Affairs-Palo Alto housesan houses auditoryory physiology laboratory, and tissue culture facilities for resident projects.
Antioxidants are commonly recommended — because the aging process is believed to be related in part to oxidized damage to tissues, including the auditory nerve — although no practical benefit has been documented.
It is possible that these effects may extend to other neuronal tissues including the auditory complex.
This is not unexpected as we sequenced four tissues, whereas only auditory forebrain was sequenced by Gunaratne et al. Although the source materials used in the two studies were different and the criteria for miRNA annotation were slightly different, the large overlap between the two datasets provides additional confidence with respect to the identification of these miRNAs.
Molecular engineering; micro- and nanosystems applied to biology and medicine; biophotonics and biomedical optics; medical imaging; electromagnetic fields in biological tissue and cells, connective tissue and cell physiology; auditory physiology and psychophysics; sensory aids for hearing and vision; biomedical and physiological instrumentation; speech production and perception.
