Translation of "Hair Cells" into Icelandic

Cells in the cochlea that move in response to vibrations, sending signals through the auditory nerve.

If the hair cells of the distal end of the basilar membrane were damaged, what symptoms would be expected in an affected individual: ) Inability to hear sounds of very low frequencies The distal end of the basilar membrane (toward the apex of the cochlea) is specialized for detecting low-frequency sounds. If the hair cells in this region are damaged, the affected individual would lose the ability to perceive sounds of very low frequencies.