502595 Akustisches- und vestibuläres System (V) (SoSe 2025)

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Physiologie und Pathophysiologie

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Diese Veranstaltung ist Teil des Clusters "Ohr"

Studierende 1-72


Studierende sollen die mechanischen Vorgänge im Außen- und Mittelohr sowie die Signaltransduktion in der Cochlea und die elektrischen Egenschaften in der Haarsinneszellen verstehen und erklären können. Sie sollen außerdem die Physiologie des Gleichgewichtssinns erläutern können.


Aufbau des Außen-, Mittel- und Innenohres

Aufbau der Cochlea

Abbildung der Tonhöhen auf der Cochlea

Frequenzspektrum des akustischen Systems

Signaltransduktion in den Haarsinneszellen

Aufbau und Funktion des vestibulären Apparates

Signaltrasnduktion in den Cupulae der Bogengänge

Bibliography

Gekle et al.: Taschenlehrbuch Physiologie
Behrends et al.: Physiologie (Duale Reihe)
Pape, Kurtz, Silbernagl: Physiologie
Brandes, Lang, Schmidt: Physiologie des Menschen

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