The healthy hair cell divides frequently.

健康的毛发细分裂频繁。

This can revive the dead hair cells and bring back your ear health.

这样可以使死亡的毛细复活，使耳朵恢复健康。

The nerve that carries the sound from the hair cell to the brain.

神经会将声音经由绒毛细传输到大脑。

Each of these hair cells is attached to axons in the nervous system.

每一个毛细着在神经系统的轴突上。

It all has to do with these tiny hair cells in our ears.

这一切与我们耳朵里的这些微小的毛细有关。

And the way this is done is that there are so called hair cells...

转化通过所谓的毛细来实现。

The internal ear has tiny hair cells that help sweep the sound waves ahead.

耳内有微小的毛细，可以帮助将声波扫向。

We have specialized hair cells, and they send signals to our vestibular cochlear nerve.

我们有特殊的毛细，它们向我们的庭耳蜗神经发送信号。

Let's look at a healthy liver cell, a healthy hair cell, and a cancerous cell.

让我们分别看看一个健康的肝细，一个健康的毛发细，和一个癌变细。

I told you already about the great things that the hair cell can do.

我已经为各位介绍了毛细有多厉害。

This is exactly what hair cells do.

毛细的作用正是这样。

This set-up also uses a combination of fluid and sensory hair cells.

这种设置也使用了液体和感觉毛细的组合。

So noise canceling actually does remove the sound, leaving our ears hair cells, largely unaffected.

所以降噪实际上确实去除了声音，基本上不影响我们的耳毛细。

So when your hair cells are healthy, they stand up kind of like a field of wheat.

所以，当你的毛细健康时，它们就像一片麦田一样竖立着。

So you can damage the sensory hair cells in the inner ear or you can damage the nerves.

所以你会破坏内耳的感知绒毛细，你也可能会破坏神经。

Loud sounds can damage these hair cells in a way that can cause temporary, even permanent hearing loss.

巨大的声音会损坏这些毛细，从而导致暂时性，甚至是永久性听力损失。

Unlike mammalian hair cells, bird hair cells regenerate gradually after trauma.

与哺乳动物毛细不同，鸟类毛细在外伤后会逐渐再生。

Each hair cell amplifies and reports one specific frequency and ignores all the others.

每个毛细会放大并汇报某个特定频率，而忽略所有其他频率。

This organ is riddled with so-called hair cells, each of which has a tiny hair-like structure sticking out of it.

这个器官充满了所谓的毛细，每个毛细有一个微小的毛发状结构伸出来。

As we age, hearing loss can be due to death of the hair cells, what we call sensorineural hearing loss.

随着年龄的增长，听力损失可能是由于毛细的死亡，我们称之为感音神经性听力损失。