Osmotically induced motility of outer hair cells: implications for Meni�re's disease

Three sets of actin filaments in sensory cells of the inner ear. Identification and functional orientation determined by gel electrophoresis, immunofluorescence and electron microscopy

1981 • 119 citations

Comparison of isolated outer hair cells from five mammalian species

1987 • 101 citations

Membrane Potential and Ion Channels in Isolated Outer Hair Cells of Guinea Pig Cochlea

1986 • 84 citations

Cytoskeletal and muscle-like elements in cochlear hair cells

1981 • 74 citations

Inter- and intracompartmental osmotic gradients within the rat cochlea

1984 • 70 citations

K+-induced motility and depolarization of cochlear hair cells. Direct evidence for a new pathophysiological mechanism in M�ni�re's disease

1986 • 60 citations

XXXIII Separation of the Organ of Corti into its Component Cells

1967 • 59 citations

On the mechanism of the Meni�re attack

1976 • 53 citations

Hyperosmotic solutions and hearing Meniere's disease.

1982 • 33 citations

Hyperomosis of endolymph as primary pathogenic mechanism of Menière's disease and its clinical management.

1972 • 19 citations

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