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Genetic aetiology of autosomal recessive non-syndromic hearing loss in sub-Saharan African patients: evaluation using targeted and whole exome sequencing
Hearing Loss (HL) is one of the highest contributors to disability worldwide. The highest incidence of the disease is seen in developing countries, such as those in subSaharan Africa (SSA). Patients affected with disabling HL are reported to be more than 466 million worldwide. The causes of HL can e...
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Department of Pathology
2019
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