Inner Hair Cell Regeneration - Newslytica Quiz
Inner Hair Cell Regeneration Quiz
Test your knowledge about the fascinating topic of Inner Hair Cell Regeneration (IHCR) and its implications in hearing science. This quiz covers various aspects of IHCR, including cochlear implants, T-cell regulation, and the historical milestones in research.
- Understand the importance of inner hair cells in hearing
- Learn about advancements in regenerative medicine for hearing
- Challenge yourself with multiple-choice questions
Hearing aids need an implanted mechanism in order to work
True
False
Cochlear implants are highly effective
True
False
Inner Hair Cell Regeneration was first mention in birds by
Cruz
Jorgensen
Mathieson
Cotanche
Moffat and Ramsden suggested IHCR in humans in the year
1987
1965
1977
None of the above
ATOH1 is required for the formation of
Neural cell types
Non-neural cell types
Both (a) and (b)
None of the above
Which type of 'T-cells' regulate immune responses in the human body?
Immuno T-cells
Regulatory T-cells
Passive T-cells
Active T-cells
IHCR requires massive amounts of pharmaceutical drugs
True
False
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