Cochlear Research Paper

The cochlear is a tiny snail-shaped structure and is positioned in the auditory inner ear. Its role in the earis to convert the vibrations of the cochlear liquids and related structures into a nervous signal. This takes place at the organ of Corti, which is located all along the cochlear. It contains sensory cells called hair cells. Each hair cell is responsible for recognising different sounds that are heard in the surriunding environment. All these hairs work together to 'piece together' the incoming sounds. These hair cells convert the vibrations into nervous messages. Then, these messages are sent past the auditory nerve and accepted by the brain. The brain then recognises the sound that is perceived and