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Microdomains Shift and Rotate in the Lateral Wall of Cochlear Outer Hair Cells Biophysical Journal, Volume 104, Issue 1, 8 January 2013, Pages 8-18 Rei Kitani, Channy Park and Federico Kalinec Abstract Outer hair cell (OHC) electromotility, a response consisting of reversible changes in cell length and diameter induced by electrical stimulation, confers remarkable sensitivity and frequency resolution to the mammalian inner ear. Looking for a better understanding of this mechanism, we labeled isolated guinea pig OHCs with microspheres and, using high-speed video recording, investigated their movements at the apical, mid, and basal regions of osmotically and electrically stimulated cells. After hypoosmotic challenge, OHCs shortened and their diameter increased, with microspheres moving always toward the central plane; iso-osmolarity returned OHCs to their original shape and microspheres to their original positions. Under electrical stimulation, microspheres exhibited robust movements, with their displacement vectors changing in direction from random to parallel to the longitudinal axis of the cells with peak reorientation speeds of up to 6 rad/s and returning to random after 5 min without stimulation. Alterations in plasma-membrane cholesterol levels as well as cytoskeleton integrity affected microsphere responses. We concluded that microspheres attach to different molecular microdomains, and these microdomains are able to shift and rotate in the plane of the OHC lateral wall with a dynamics tightly regulated by membrane lipid composition and the cortical cytoskeleton. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1017 kb) |
Evidence for a Highly Elastic Shell-Core Organization of Cochlear Outer Hair Cells by Local Membrane Indentation Biophysical Journal, Volume 88, Issue 4, 1 April 2005, Pages 2982-2993 Alexandra Zelenskaya, Jacques Boutet de Monvel, Devrim Pesen, Manfred Radmacher, Jan H. Hoh and Mats Ulfendahl Abstract Cochlear outer hair cells (OHCs) are thought to play an essential role in the high sensitivity and sharp frequency selectivity of the hearing organ by generating forces that amplify the vibrations of this organ at frequencies up to several tens of kHz. This tuning process depends on the mechanical properties of the cochlear partition, which OHC activity has been proposed to modulate on a cycle-by-cycle basis. OHCs have a specialized shell-core ultrastructure believed to be important for the mechanics of these cells and for their unique electromotility properties. Here we use atomic force microscopy to investigate the mechanical properties of isolated living OHCs and to show that indentation mechanics of their membrane is consistent with a shell-core organization. Indentations of OHCs are also found to be highly nonhysteretic at deformation rates of more than 40μm/s, which suggests the OHC lateral wall is a highly elastic structure, with little viscous dissipation, as would appear to be required in view of the very rapid changes in shape and mechanics OHCs are believed to undergo in vivo. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (317 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 99, Issue 7, 2067-2076, 6 October 2010
Nozomu Matsumoto†, ‡, Rei Kitani‡, Anastasiya Maricle‡, Melissa Mueller‡ and Federico Kalinec‡, ,
† Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
‡ Division of Cell Biology and Genetics, House Ear Institute, Los Angeles, California
Cochlear outer hair cells undergo reversible changes in shape when externally stimulated. This response, known as OHC motility, is a central component of the cochlear amplifier, the mechanism responsible for the high sensitivity of mammalian hearing. We report that actin depolymerization, as regulated by activation/inhibition of LIMK/cofilin-mediated pathways, has a pivotal role in OHC motility. LIMK-mediated cofilin phosphorylation, which inhibits the actin depolymerizing activity of this protein, increases both electromotile amplitude and total length of guinea pig OHCs. In contrast, a decrease in cofilin phosphorylation reduces both OHC electromotile amplitude and OHC length. Experiments with acetylcholine and lysophosphatidic acid indicate that the effects of these agents on OHC motility are associated with regulation of cofilin phosphorylation via different signaling cascades. On the other hand, nonlinear capacitance measurements confirmed that all observed changes in OHC motile response were independent of the performance of the motor protein prestin. Altogether, these results strongly support the hypothesis that the cytoskeleton has a major role in the regulation of OHC motility, and identify actin depolymerization as a key process for modulating cochlear amplification.


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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Spring Break and Packing
(Me on right circa 2001)
Over 10 years ago two of my college friends and I headed to Curacao for Spring Break. I remember the three of us decided we needed all new wardrobes for the trip and we brought so much stuff that our suitcases needed a separate taxi from the airport to the hotel. Ah, those were the days ;) If I had to do it again, I would love to pack some of the higher end items below: a luxurious designer towel, a great bikini, and some fabulous jewelry top the list.
I am taking a vacation next week and here is what I am actually packing. Unlike college, I have been obsessed with trying to fit everything into a carry-on. To save space I am wearing items on the plane I can also wear once I get there. For travel I am wearing black "legging" pants(hybrid of sorts), a black tank to pair with my polka dot shorts, and a light sweater to be worn on cold nights. I am packing a bikini and a one piece suit, a striped dress that doubles as a beach cover-up, a cotton tunic that can be worn as a beach cover-up or as a shirt with my pant/leggings for dinner, two cotton maxi dresses (one can be worn as a beach coverup), a blue tank to be worn with the jean shorts, polka dot shorts, a pair of flip flops, a pair of sandals, sunglasses, and a clutch. Of course I will be packing TONS of jewelry, but I haven't decided what I am bringing yet.
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- Pretty Little World said...
A friend and I went to Mexico + Key West for our senior year spring break. It was just this random, "Why not?" kind of thing. I wish that could still happen so easily, no?
Happy almost weekend to you too!! - March 8, 2012 at 9:31 AM
- Fashionistable said...
Wow I salute you. I have never been able to travel light. It is a real skill to do so. Have a wonderful time on your travels. Looking forward to seeing how they went. Xxxx
- March 8, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- Satin And Salt said...
Brianne, now all I can think about is not exceeding the 50 pound rule when I travel! Like you, I always take LOTS of jewelry with me when I pack!
www.SatinAndSalt.com - March 8, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- Emily Lynne {The Best of this Life} said...
Hope you have a fabulous vacation!! We would love to hop on the plane and go somewhere too....oh, I remember the days!! :) Looks like you've got a great handle on packing light. Have a blast xo
- March 8, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- JanM ♥ said...
I've never experience Spring Break since I grew up in the Philippines but I sure know how to prepare for vacations in tropical places! I love how you can bring small piece of clothing and fit them all in one bag! For the accessories, I always buy them from where I go to, they have tons and tons of beach accessories you can buy. Sorry I blabbed ;) Have fun on your vacation! :)
- March 8, 2012 at 10:25 AM
- Jeneration said...
Love the beaded bag, have a nice break
- March 8, 2012 at 10:50 AM
- Belle de Couture said...
Awesome clutch! Love the dress in the collage too!
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- Michelle said...
Wow.. that is impressive. I bring anything and everything and my suitcase has been dubbed the jolly green giant!! Love that dress as well!
- March 8, 2012 at 2:53 PM
- Inés said...
Hope you're all having a great vacation! Enjoy!!!.
My advise: take an extra bag with you, just in case!
Big hugs!
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- Leeann @ Join the Gossip said...
How fun! Sounds like a great spring break! And have fun on your trip next week :)
- March 8, 2012 at 9:11 PM
- TripsTreasures said...
Love the accesories you picked on Polyvore ! and that clutch you are taking yourself is really pretty aswell
Enjoy !
fashion & lifestyle in Belgium - March 8, 2012 at 11:19 PM
- Daryl said...
have fun on spring break! I LOVE the maxidress paired with a swimsuit, so effortless and perfect!
Just found your blog through friday fancies, following you now!
<3 Daryl
Roots, Wings, and Other Things. - March 9, 2012 at 12:08 AM
- Thea vintage said...
Your aztec clutch is so nice! Have a happy trip!
- March 9, 2012 at 5:28 AM
- Erika said...
Ooh, the Spring Break ensemble you created is divine - LOVE that dress. Even more, however, I love the clutch and sunnies you'll be taking on your vacay - perfection! :)
- March 9, 2012 at 5:42 AM
- Jayme and Mendi said...
I'm itching for a tropical vacation after working on my Friday's Fancies post for this week (we're #83 on today's link up...we'd love for you to check ours out)!! If you can pack everything you need in a carry-on bag, my hats off to you!! I overpack like it's my job. Haha. ;)
We're now following!
Mendi @ Her Late Night Cravings - March 9, 2012 at 7:33 AM
- Holly said...
I love love that dress, so flowy & comfy :)
- March 9, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- L. said...
I def need to consult you next time I have a trip to pack for!
- March 9, 2012 at 10:48 AM
- stringsandbuttons said...
Your bad reminds me of when I used to visit my boyfriend then (now hubby) on the weekends and I wanted to fit a small bag with some cute stuff. Way to travel light and in style! x
- March 9, 2012 at 11:53 AM
- Audrey said...
Have a nice break and a save trip as well!!
- March 9, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- smk053078 said...
High five on packing! And I am loving that maxi dress in your round up!
Because Shanna Said So - March 9, 2012 at 1:25 PM
- chillairandperfume said...
Ugh, I am a perpetual over-packer. Good for you for fitting everything into your carry-on :)
I hope you have an amazing vacation!
www.chillairandperfume.blogspot.com - March 9, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Nicole Rene said...
So fun to look back on the good old days of college!!! Haha, fabulous picks for a Spring Break vacay!!! Love that clutch you have that you are packing! Fabulous! :)
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Stumbled onto your blog and just wanted to show you some blog luv! def enjoyed this post :)
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-- history and there's only one thing missing now leadership.
It takes leadership.
But you don't get for reading a poll you -- Mr.
President real leaders don't follow Paul's real leaders change polls.
I that was go to Chris US I talk about leadership ability -- made him you know that guy's a leader and -- -- the theme of his keynote address so how important is a leadership right now and has the president.
Been leading from behind is that a good thing Jeremiah -- -- the army's nineteenth special forces group.
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Well Jeremiah welcome back.
Thank you -- well first off 54% of the country think the president's foreign policy is leadership is just find you if you great.
Absolutely none the sad thing is unfortunately.
The American people truly don't understand the dangers that are still on the horizon.
We got rid of by al-Qaeda and Afghanistan but as far as the long term picture of what's gonna happen in that region.
-- in the environment -- Pakistan India even China's role in that it's running -- even Iran as part of that scenario.
And it's that we got no clear leadership whatsoever we seem to be managing it when evident that the.
American people obviously and -- the other points that are fatigued by all we're doing internationally and tired of the lack of respect for getting for.
Re giving Iraq a shot at democracy in the same thing with Afghanistan and -- and our guys to be killed by the very people we're training -- your -- This is this is the sad reality of history history is full of warfare and conflict.
And a we have to protect ourselves from our enemies and and we have to be more proactive and that's the sad truth at the end of the day -- we write the story that Libya we think about Gaddafi is -- that's good.
But in reality that Sarkozy the president friends who it will pull -- kicking and screaming.
In that leading from behind roll and then in Syria.
-- the socialist leader of an anti war candidate.
Who's become leader of France who has -- telling the Syrian.
The Syrian rebels you form -- government won't recognize you we used to do that exactly -- -- front.
This president missed some incredible opportunities we had the green revolution in Iran -- 2009.
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The student movement the merchant class movement that might have led to the downfall of -- running in the laws instead few years later we're -- would Iran would have nuclear.
Weapon on the horizon perhaps.
We're missing incredible opportunities because of -- lack of leadership.
The lack of leadership perhaps.
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What should Mitt Romney BC to prove to you he's the leader that you're looking for.
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Geneva College v. Sebelius
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Description: Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed a federal lawsuit against the Obama administration on behalf of Geneva College and the Seneca Hardwood Lumber Co. The lawsuit challenges the administration's unconstitutional mandate that religious employers provide abortifacients (along with sterilization and contraception) at no cost to employees regardless of religious or moral objections.
Abortion pill mandate suspended for Pa. college's student plan
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"All Americans should be free to live according to their faith rather than be forced into violating their own consciences. That's no different for Geneva College, a Christian college that simply wants to abide by the very faith it espouses and teaches. The court has done the right thing in allowing Geneva College to suspend the enforcement of the Obama administration's abortion pill mandate for the student health plan while the case moves forward. The government should not punish people of faith for making decisions consistent with that faith."
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One message at the 12th World AIDS Conference last week in Geneva was frighteningly clear: although protease inhibitors have brought about a dramatic decline in AIDS-related deaths since their approval two years ago, these medications are not cause for complacency.
Protease inhibitors prevent the HIV virus from constructing proteins it needs to replicate. As such, they have proved to be potent ingredients in so-called drug cocktails known as highly-active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). These three- or four-drug mixes aim to keep viral levels at a minimum and so forestall the onset of AIDS.
But on Wednesday, researchers from the University of California at San Fransisco (UCSF), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and ViroLogic, Inc., led by UCSF-San Francisco General Hospital medical professor Frederick Hecht, reported the transmission of an HIV strain that is resistant to six of the 11 available antiretroviral medications, including all four protease inhibitors: saquinavir, ritonavir, indinavir and nelfinavir. The results are to be published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
It was largely inevitable that an HIV strain would become resistant to protease inhibitors. The virus is notoriously capable of shuffling its genetic deck to stack the cards in its favor. But it is surprising that it happened in only two years. Although several strains are resistant to reverse transcriptase inhibitors, the other antiretrovirals used in HAART, these medications have been in use for more than 10 years.
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The main problem contributing to the emergence of multi drug resistant strains appears to be adherence. Patients often stop taking HAART drugs due to unpleasant gastrointestinal and systemic side effects. One study reported at the conference last week found that about 40 percent of 151 patients who had tried one or more of the four available protease inhibitors had eventually discontinued taking the drug.
Doing so essentially selects those strains resistant to the drug for survival--making later rounds of treatment less likely to succeed. And in fact, the newly found HIV strain that is resistant to protease inhibitors was transmitted by a man who had been sporadically treated with nine different antiretrovirals since 1990.
"The bottom line is that helping patients stick to these difficult regimens is as important as the drugs themselves," commented Margaret Chesney, a co-investigator at UCSF. "We can do more harm than good if we don't help patients take the medications correctly."
The good news is that some seem to be aware of the risk of interrupting treatment. On Wednesday, other UCSF scientists led by Joseph A. Catania reported that despite the availability of HAART drugs, many HIV-positive gay men were opting to delay treatment until the later stages of infection. The team surveyed 500 randomly selected HIV-infected men in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Fransisco by telephone and found that only 56 percent were currently using HAART.


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Robert J. Weeks, 78, of Longboat Key and Sea Girt, N.J., died Dec. 23.
A New York native, Mr. Weeks graduated from Manhattan College and attended Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business Leadership Training Program. He had a successful 35-year career at Dun & Bradstreet, where he was vice president of operations.
Mr. Weeks was also a Korean War veteran.
Mr. Weeks loved wintering on Longboat Key, where he was active in the Spanish Main Yacht Club community and an avid golfer. In Sea Girt, he regularly volunteered for AARP Foundation Tax Aide and the Sea Girt Community Appeal. He also served in various capacities at St. Mark's R.C. Church.
Mr. Weeks is preceded in death by his sister, Elizabeth Moore.
He is survived by Patricia, his wife of 56 years; seven children: Christopher Weeks, Lori Gouldson, Mary Beth Snyder, Michael Weeks, Thomas Weeks, Nancy Harman and Jamie Weeks; brothers Richard, Donald and David; sisters, Muriel Alex and Patricia Porvasnik; 12 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
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BN tracks live in-game action as the UCLA Bruins men's basketball team travels to Columbia to take on the Missouri Tigers and try to break their 23-game home winning streak.
UCLA basketball makes its return for the first exhibition game of the Steve Alford era, taking on CSU San Bernardino in an exhibition match at Pauley Pavilion.
Hyped as an ace recruiter who will lock down California, Steve Alford's repeated failures to land a top point guard leaves U.C.L.A. to try the JuCO transfer route, a strategy which has not worked for the Bruins before.
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Dan Guererro gave Steve Alford a massive buyout clause in his UCLA contract; unprecedented in UCLA coaching history and significant even in the wider collegiate universe.
With the LA Times finally able to get their hands on Alford's contract, the publication of it highlights not only the insanely generous terms for Alford, but also a reportedly contradictory (and perhaps misleading) statement from Chianti Dan.
If UCLA had the leadership of Manchester United, things would be very different in Westwood: the Bruins would finally be able to put together a professional, efficient coaching search that landed a coach without major questions marks in his past.
Sources tweet that Texas Tech power forward Wannah Bail will play basketball at UCLA
New Mexico claims that UCLA and Alford will owe another $100,000 on top of the initial $200K buyout amount.
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Friday, November 23, 2012 | 10:45 AMRiders wanted for indoor supercross in Finland, Friday
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General information:
A two day opening of Finnish Supercross series 2013 will take place in Helsinki, Finland on Friday 1st - & Saturday 2nd of February 2013. Helsinki Supercross is arranged in connection with motorcycling Expo in Nordic countries. We are looking for a pro riders from the US and also from Europe to participate in the event. The race is open for both MX1 (SX) and MX2 (Lites) riders. Riders need to have Supercross experience and passport. The promoter of the race will arrange the flights, transportation and accommodation for the chosen riders from US and provide them with a bike and a mechanic for the race. We are looking for riders having experience in Supercross or/and Arenacross. Riders from Europe can get support with their travel expenses. No start money.
Last year in Lahti we had Weston Peick, Nick Paluzzi, Chris Plouffe and Jason Thomas from US. Just few weeks back Weston Peick won the last two rounds of Finnish Supercross season 2012 in Tampere. The promoter of Helsinki Supercross is aware that Anaheim II round of Supercross is on same weekend, but hopefully some east cost riders and willing to come over and gain some international racing experience. Semi-retired Jason Thomas is already booked for the race.
The race is held at the Helsinki Exhibition & Convention Centre.http://goo.gl/maps/uCKwF
Prize money for each night:
1. 1000€ (about US $1290)
2. 600€ (about US $775)
3. 500€ (about US $645)
4. 300€ (about US $387)
5. 200€ (about US $258)
6. 100€ (about US $129)
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Um, maybe it's just me, but the way I see it,you pack your stuff, fly it to Finland, for a chance to win not nearly as much as it cost you to get there. That is if you win BOTH nights. Correct me, if I've missed something, but good luck with that!
It's just you, because the promoter arranges AND PAYS for flights, food and hotel, so it's going to cost you just ride to the airport. You can always check how it was for Weston and rest of the guys.
Thanks MBR125 As I sat here thinking about it, that thought crossed my mind. But now I can't help but think that it will be SX season, full bore. Then what? Maybe I should check a scedule. But if I was to check something, I guess I'd check out some Finnish hotties! lol


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John Herety's NYC Playlist
I emailed John to ask him to do another playlist for the blog. Interestingly, John replied to me via his iPad, which I presume he acquired whilst in New York City. This is what he wrote:
As our enforced stop-over in New York continues, I thought it only correct I put my images of New York down in song. Not sure they were all written specifically about New York, but they are the songs that I have listened to over the years that brought classic images of New York to my mind.
No apologies for 3 tracks by Billy Joel, likewise for some cover versions, otherwise Lou Reed would have hogged the whole playlist. As it is, there are 4 tracks penned by Mr New York himself and to be honest his whole album New York New York is my all time favourite album so could have had every track listed. (Go listen to it)
Before anyone starts, I know there's no Blondie, no Talking Heads, no Frank Sinatra and I'm sure countless others as well, but as we head upstate for some training, waiting for Europe to return to some form of normality, these are the tunes I'll be inflicting on my fellow team members.
I have to say New York has surprised me, quite often places that you really want to go and see rarely live up to your expectations. In the case of NYC that has not been the case. Sure it's busy, sure the locals can be a bit brusque, sure everything is large, but there is an electricity to the place that I know writers and musicians refer to. There is, I felt it, I liked it and I would come back in a shot…That's if they ever let me leave.
- Across from 110 St - Bobby Womack
- Scenes from an Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel
- Walk on the Wild Side - Jesse Malin
- Big Yellow Taxi - Counting Crows
- Coney Island Baby - Lou Reed
- Do like you do in New York - Boz Scaggs
- Hotel Chelsea Nights - Ryan Adams
- Hey Manhattan - Prefab Sprout
- I'm Waiting for the Man -The Velvet Underground
- King of the New York Streets - Dion
- Miami 2017 Seen the lights go out on Broadway - Billy Joel
- The Rising - Bruce Springsteen
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- New York -Ryan Adams
- Dirty Boulevard - Lou Reed
- Englishman in New York - Sting
- Living for the City - Stevie Wonder
- New York state of Mind - Billy Joel
- Harlem Shuffle - Bob & Earl
- Downtown Train - Tom Waits
- After Hours (Twelve Bars Past Midnight) - Rickie Lee Jones
- Freddie's Dead- Curtis Mayfield
- Theme from Taxi Driver – Bernard Herrmann
- Slaughter on 10th Avenue - Mick Ronson
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(ed.) John Herety is now back in the UK, but still listening to Billy Joel records.
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