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Stock Footage: Stereocilia are miniscule hair-like protrusions on the surface of sensory cells found deep within the cochlear and labyrinth structures of the inner ear

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Stereocilia are miniscule hair-like protrusions on the surface of sensory cells found deep within the cochlear and labyrinth structures of the inner ear .
Hair Cells Vestibulocochlear nerve [104945307] Hair cells, the primary sensory cells in the inner ear, transmit mechanical impulses evoked by sound and head movements to the brain. [104945309]

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