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Hearing impairment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Here we describe an investigation of the properties of a recombinantly expressed recessive mutant of connexin 26 (Cx26), the V84L mutant, associated with deafness.
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Learn More About Hereditary Deafness ... About Deafness Articles on Hereditary Causes ... The Boys Town National Research Hospital in Omaha, Nebraska has long done research into the genetics of deafness and hereditary hearing loss. The Boys Town website offers fact sheets on genetics, and information on specific syndromes.
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Most deaf people marry other deaf peole, and if the deafness is hereditary, the result is these multi-generational deaf families. ... Garretson, M.D. (Ed.). (1996) Deafness: Historical perspectives: A Deaf American monograph. Silver Spring, MD: National Association of the Deaf. This monograph includes a...
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"This discovery is important since it provides us detailed knowledge about a common cause of hereditary deafness," said Dr. Green, the paper's corresponding author, who heads NHGRI's Genome Technology Branch and directed the effort to construct a complete map of human chromosome 7. "In addition, though, it provides us...
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Alport syndrome Information from Drugs.com ... Hereditary nephritis; Hematuria - nephropathy - deafness; Hemorrhagic familial nephritis; Hereditary deafness and nephropathy ... Audiometry may show nerve deafness...
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