Figure 1A: Organ of Corti (OC), stia vascularis (SV), and spiral ligament (SL) in middle turn of the cochlea.

Figure 1B: Spiral ganglion (GC) in modiolus and nerve fibers (NF) entering spiral lamina in middle turn of the cochlea.

Figure 1C: Crista ampullaris
of lateral semicircular canal.

Figure 1D: Promontory bone.

Figure 1F: Human skin.  Positive collagen I staining of the dermis (D) and no staining of the epidermis (E) is observed.

Figure 2A: Organ of Corti (OC), stria vascularis (SV), and spiral ligament (SL) in middle turn of the cochlea.

Figure 2B: Spiral ganglion (SG) and nerve fibers (NF) in modiolus.

Figure 2C: High magnification view
of the spiral ganglion with
intense COX III staining in the cytoplasm (C) and no staining
in the nucleus (N).

Figure 2D: Negative control with the primary COX III antibody omitted.  A- Stria vascularis (SV) and spiral ligament (SL) in basal turn of the cochlea near the hook.

Figure 3A: Basal turn.

Figure 3B: Middle turn.