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OHC
(redirected from Outer Hair Cells)

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OHCOverhead Camshaft
OHCOuter Hair Cells
OHCOcean Heat Content
OHCOrder of the Holy Cross
OHCOntario Housing Corporation
OHCOhio Historical Center
OHCOffice of Human Capital
OHCOlive-Harvey College (Chicago, Illinois)
OHCOhio Horseman's Council Inc
OHCOrigin Handling Charge (shipping)
OHCOccupational Health Consultancy Ltd (UK)
OHCOther Hanford Contractor
OHCOgilvy Healthcare
OHCOld Honda City (car)
OHCOriginating Hospital or Clinic
OHCOver Head Cable
OHCOut of Home Catering
OHCOntario Hawking Club (Canada)
OHCOrchestre d'Harmonie de Chartres (Chartres, France wind orchestra)


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An osmotic/electrolytic alteration caused by hemodialysis can result in (1) a loss of outer hair cells and spiral ganglion in the cochlea, (2) collapse of the endolymphatic space, and (3) edema and atrophy of the specialized auditory cells.
nbsp;in the bundles that top both the inner and outer hair cells are stacked like staircases, and all the stacks face in the same direction.
Simultaneous exposure to ethyl benzene and noise: synergistic effects on outer hair cells.
 
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