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Mammalian outer hair cells (OHCs) are known to respond to acoustical stimulation with elongation and contraction of the cells' cylindrical soma in vivo, and this motility is related to both the protein motors distributed along the OHC plasma membrane and the cytoskeleton beneath it. Therefore, the cytoskeleton seems to play an important role in the motility of the OHC. Recently, an atomic force microscope...
As electromotility may arise from a conformational change of the molecules' 'protein motors', which might be distributed along the outer hair cell (OHC) lateral wall, the force generated by the OHC electromotility would be related not only to the conformational change of the protein motors but also to the mechanical properties of the lateral wall. Therefore, a detailed understanding of the mechanical...
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