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<i>Atp6v1b2</i> Plays Important Roles in the Early Development of Hearing, the Pectoral Fin, the Cardiovascular System, and the Swim Bladder of the Zebrafish, Supporting a Role for the Gene in Syndromic Hearing Loss

2015-08-10

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<h4>Background</h4> The ATP6V1B2 gene plays a critical role in the auditory system, and a mutation in this gene is one genetic cause of DDOD syndrome (Dominant deafness-onychodystrophy syndrome, MIM 124480) and ZLS (Zimmermann-Laband syndrome, MIM 135500). However, whether and how ATP6V1B2 is involved in the development of other organs remains unknown. In the present study, we explored the effect of atp6v1b2 k...

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10.1101/024240
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