Molecular analysis of the heterogeneity of hereditary monosymptomatic sensorineural hearing loss

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Fiegert, P
LamprechtDinnesen, A
PreislerAdams, S
Deufel, T
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hereditary hearing impairment; non-syndromic hearing loss; linkage analysis;
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10.1055/s-2007-997552
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R76 [耳鼻咽喉科学];
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100213 ;
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Background: Genetic characterization of hereditary hearing impairment has progressed considerably with the mapping of nine chromosomal loci for monosymptomatic autosomal-inherited hearing loss over the last three years. Methods: Following thorough clinical evaluation, linkage analysis using microsatellite markers was performed in two large families from Westphalia/West Germany. Results: For all the dominant (DFNA1-4) and three autosomal-recessive loci (DFNB1-3) described to date, linkage was finally excluded. Conclusions: A high degree of genetic heterogeneity must be assumed. Identification of individual genes for monosymptomatic sensorineural hearing loss by linkage analysis in large pedigrees may help in molecular differentiation of hearing.
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