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Genome sequencing reveals novel pathogenic deep-intronic PCDH15 variants, amenable to antisense oligonucleotide-based splice correction

2026-08-24

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Despite substantial advances in diagnostic testing, 10-15% of Usher syndrome patients remain without a genetic diagnosis, having significant implications for genetic counseling and potential future therapeutic interventions. In this study, genome sequencing data from probands clinically presenting with Usher syndrome were analyzed. Two novel deep-intronic variants were identified in PCDH15, c.3983+3635A>G and c.31...

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826c8ef0-53d8-576d-b8e6-baf3cce754f1
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10.64898/2026.08.20.746067
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