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A sensory cell diversifies its output by varying Ca
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Abstract
The cochlea encodes sound pressures varying over six orders of magnitude by collective operation of functionally diverse spiral ganglion neurons (SGNs). The mechanisms enabling this functional diversity remain elusive. Here, we asked whether the sound intensity information, contained in the receptor potential of the presynaptic inner hair cell (IHC), is fractionated via heterogeneous synapses. We studied the transfer function of individual IHC synapses by combining patch-clamp recordings with dual-color Rhod-FF and iGluSnFR imaging of presynaptic Ca
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