Does disruption of ephrin B/Eph B interaction result in abnormal cochlear innervation patterns?
Disruption of B ephrins and Ephs results in functional consequences in spiral ganglion cells, suggesting that these proteins play a role in establishing normal innervation patterns in the cochlea.
Seven fungi were found in very high concentrations in the sinuses of some CRS patients. Not one of the five common antifungal agents could control all seven of these fungi based on in vitro tests.