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Otoferlin: a multi-C2 domain protein essential for hearing.

Trends in neurosciences - 1 Nov 2012

Pangršič Tina, Reisinger Ellen, Moser Tobias

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Sound is encoded at synapses between cochlear inner hair cells and the auditory nerve. These synapses are anatomically and functionally specialized to transmit acoustic information with high fidelity over a lifetime. The molecular mechanisms of hair-cell transmitter release have recently attracted substantial interest. Here we review progress toward understanding otoferlin, a multi-C2 domain protein identified a...

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PMID: 22959777
DOI: 10.1016/j.tins.2012.08.002

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