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Daro, 25 years: Early on, the primary goal for cochlear implant signal processing was to maximize encoding of the speech signal, which was a prudent and necessary starting place since the devices were designed to restore aural communication abilities to otherwise deaf individuals. The location of this integrator for horizontal eye movement, as noted above, are the nucleus prepositus hypoglossi.

Lester, 61 years: The fact that efficiency of hair cell formation was poor in a neonatal ear argues against the efficiency of transplanting stem cells from a different lineage and led the authors to propose that it may be more reasonable to use stem cells originating from the inner ear, rather than from the hippocampus, to replace hair cells in the cochlea. Cochlear hair cells form one row of inner hair cells that receive the majority of the afferent innervation and three rows of outer hair cells.