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Outer hair cell electromotility is low-pass filtered relative to the molecular conformational changes that produce nonlinear capacitance
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The Journal of General Physiology
Outer hair cell electromotility is low-pass filtered relative to the molecular conformational changes that produce nonlinear capacitance
DOI:
10.1085/jgp.201812280, Volume: 151, Issue: 12, Pages: 1369-1385
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Article History
received:
2018-10-23
rev-recd:
2019-8-24
accepted:
2019-9-30
published:
2019-11-1
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