Whether ion channels open or close within the hair cell cilia is determined by the voltage of the cilia membrane. reflect the action of a second messenger within the cilia. depends on the tension exerted by the tip links on the insertional plaques. is controlled by metabotropic membrane receptors.

Whether ion channels open or close within the hair cell cilia is determined by the voltage of the cilia membrane. reflect the action of a second messenger within the cilia. depends on the tension exerted by the tip links on the insertional plaques. is controlled by metabotropic membrane receptors.

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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Whether ion channels open or close within the hair cell cilia

		is determined by the voltage of the cilia membrane.
		reflect the action of a second messenger within the cilia.
		depends on the tension exerted by the tip links on the insertional plaques.
		is controlled by metabotropic membrane receptors.

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