SciArt: Vestibular Hair Cells in Mouse

Super-resolution image of P7 wild type mouse maturing vestibular hair cells showing the immunolocalization in red of plasma membrane calcium-ATPase-2 (PMCA2) essential for hair bundle Ca2+ homeostasis. Actin in cyan.

Credit: Dr. Mhamed Grati, NIDCD

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