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. 2009 Jul 8;284(39):26882–26896. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M109.008102

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FIGURE 2. — The cochlea of the Slc4a11^+/+ and Slc4a11^−/− mice. A, low magnification view from the Slc4a11^+/+ mouse cochlea. B, higher magnification view of the Slc4a11^+/+ mouse cochlea. C, the normal spiral ganglia neurons (SGN) in Slc4a11^+/+ mice. D, low magnification view from the Slc4a11^−/− mouse cochlea. E, higher magnification of the Slc4a11^−/− mouse cochlea. The inner (IHC) and outer hair cells (OHC) in the organ of Corti (OC) have a normal appearance. The stria vascularis (Stv), Reissner's (RM), and tectorial membrane (TM) were also normal. The spiral ligament (SL) showed a normal complement of fibrocytes. F, the spiral ganglia neurons of Slc4a11^−/− mice. A and D were taken from similar cochlear regions (midbase). Bar, 100 μm (A and D), 50 μm (B and E), and 25 μm (C and F).

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