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1 Introduction One of the main functions of the cochlea is the generation of acoustic signals. The maintenance of normal cochlear function depends on the overall integrity of its structure, including its sensory hair cells, supporting cells (SCs), sensory neurons, and the structures necessary to maintain the endocochlear potential (EP).