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The vestibular maculae in the inner ear are made up a sensory epithelium formed of two different types of cells: sensory dells and cells supporting and overlying structure, the otolithic mass. This mass consists of two layers: a superficial layer of otoconia, made of CaCD, crystalsin the form of calcite, which contains a protein matrix (1 ), and an underlying otoconial gelatinous membrane (GM). The GM comprises two layers: a dense peripheral upper layer that supports the otoconia (UGM), and a more loosely arranged lower network called the columnar filament layer (LGM), which conn~cts the surface of epithelium.

Elemental distribution of Ca and S in the process of otoconial biomineralization.