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The role of neurotrophins in regulating spiral ganglion morphology
Many structural features of spiral ganglion neurons are specifically designed to carry out frequency-specific coding. Specific morphological properties correspond to tonotopic position along the cochlea contour, which include soma area and axon length. To examine how these features are regulated, we
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