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Chromosomal localization of a gene responsible for vestibulocochlear defects of BUS/Idr mice: identification as an allele of waltzer.

Hearing research - 1 Aug 1999

Yonezawa S, Yoshiki A, Hanai A, Matsuzaki T, Matsushima J, Kamada T, Kusakabe M

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Mice of the bustling mutant strain BUS/Idr have vestibulocochlear defects. bus/bus homozygotes, but not heterozygotes, are hyperactive and display an abnormal behavior such as circling, head bobbing and head tilting. To characterize BUS mice further, the auditory brain-stem response of the mutant was examined. In +/bus heterozygotes as well as control animals, the auditory brain-stem response was developmentally...

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PMID: 10452381
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-5955(99)00080-5

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