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Researchers discover elusive cell type in fish sensory organs

Researchers discover elusive cell type in fish sensory organs One of the evolutionary disadvantages for mammals, relative to other vertebrates like fish and chickens, is the inability to regenerate sensory hair cells. The inner hair cells in our ears are responsible for transforming sound vibrations and gravitational forces into electrical signals, which we need to detect sound and maintain balance and spatial orientation. Certain insults, such as exposure to noise, antibiotics, or age, cause inner ear hair cells to die off, which leads to hearing loss and vestibular defects, a condition reported by 15% of the US adult population. In addition, the ion composition of the fluid surrounding the hair cells needs to be tightly controlled, otherwise hair cell function is compromised as observed in Ménière s disease.

Discovery of an elusive cell type in fish sensory organs

 E-Mail Credit: Piotrowski Lab KANSAS CITY, MO One of the evolutionary disadvantages for mammals, relative to other vertebrates like fish and chickens, is the inability to regenerate sensory hair cells. The inner hair cells in our ears are responsible for transforming sound vibrations and gravitational forces into electrical signals, which we need to detect sound and maintain balance and spatial orientation. Certain insults, such as exposure to noise, antibiotics, or age, cause inner ear hair cells to die off, which leads to hearing loss and vestibular defects, a condition reported by 15% of the US adult population. In addition, the ion composition of the fluid surrounding the hair cells needs to be tightly controlled, otherwise hair cell function is compromised as observed in Ménière s disease.

Avantis Investors Further Adds To Relationship Management Team

Avantis Investors Further Adds To Relationship Management Team News provided by Share this article Share this article KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Continuing the build out of its relationship management team,  Avantis Investors, a $3.7 billion investment brand from global asset manager American Century Investments, announced two additional hires. Olivian Pitis, CFA, CFP® and AIFA®, and Andrew Clark, AAMS, both have been named vice president, relationship director & investment specialist. Vice President, Relationship Director & Investment Specialist Andrew Clark Vice President, Relationship Director & Investment Specialist Olivian Pitis Olivian and Andrew bring important skill sets with them to their new positions, said Eduardo Repetto, Avantis Investors Chief Investment Officer. Olivian has worked directly with clients as an advisor, and Andrew served as a wealth management specialist, working with the financial advisor community. We are excited to

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