April 09, 2010
Childhood deafness gene uncovered
A new genetic fault which may account for some cases of inherited deafness has been revealed by Dutch researchers. It means that parents with the hereditary condition may be able to predict more accurately the chances of passing it on to their children. The new find, documented in the American Journal of Human Genetics, could even one day contribute to treatments, say the scientists.
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