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Absence of hearing loss in a mouse model for DFNA17 and MYH9-related disease: the use of public gene-targeted ES cell resources.

Brain research - 26 May 2006

Parker Lisan L, Gao Jiangang, Zuo Jian

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Multiple mouse embryonic stem (ES) cell banks expand the capability to characterize functions of genes implicated in human disease and to develop mouse models for the further understanding of disease pathology. Genetic diseases that result in hearing loss can provide insight into causative molecular mechanisms for deafness. We utilized BayGenomics, the public mouse ES cell bank, to identify gene-trapped ES cell...

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PMID: 16630581
DOI: 10.1016/j.brainres.2006.03.032

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