Sox3 is essential for maintaining the actin core of hair cell stereocilia, with its absence causing progressive disassembly and hearing loss in mice.
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Sox3 is essential for maintaining the actin core of hair cell stereocilia, with its absence causing progressive disassembly and hearing loss in mice.
Retinal curl serves as a key functional signal for heading estimation, causing systematic perceptual biases that depend on gaze direction.
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