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Deafness Genes in Israel: Implications for Diagnostics in the Clinic
Pediatric Research, 07/22/09
Brownstein Z et al. – The authors review the current status of deafness genes in Israel and report one known mutation in a syndromic form of deafness, Usher syndrome, described in the Jewish Israeli population for the first time. In the future, the identification of specific mutations may be relevant for specific types of treatment.
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