نتایج جستجو برای: syndromic deafness

تعداد نتایج: 13200  

2011
Nadine Held Bart M. G. Smits Roland Gockeln Stephanie Schubert Heike Nave Emily Northrup Edwin Cuppen Hans J. Hedrich Dirk Wedekind

The LEW/Ztm-ci2 rat is an animal model for syndromal deafness that arose from a spontaneous mutation. Homozygous animals show locomotor abnormalities like lateralized circling behavior. Additionally, an impaired vision can be observed in some animals through behavioral studies. Syndromal deafness as well as retinal degeneration are features of the Usher syndrome in humans. In the present study,...

Journal: :The Journal of physiology 2006
Philine Wangemann

The exquisite sensitivity of the cochlea, which mediates the transduction of sound waves into nerve impulses, depends on the endocochlear potential and requires a highly specialized environment that enables and sustains sensory function. Disturbance of cochlear homeostasis is the cause of many forms of hearing loss including the most frequently occurring syndromic and non-syndromic forms of her...

2012
Kerry A. Miller Louise H. Williams Elizabeth Rose Michael Kuiper Hans-Henrik M. Dahl Shehnaaz S. M. Manji

Human MYO7A mutations can cause a variety of conditions involving the inner ear. These include dominant and recessive non-syndromic hearing loss and syndromic conditions such as Usher syndrome. Mouse models of deafness allow us to investigate functional pathways involved in normal and abnormal hearing processes. We present two novel mouse models with mutations in the Myo7a gene with distinct ph...

2011
AA Peyvandi S Morovvati HR Rabiee R Ranjbar M Ajalloueyan M Hassanalifard

The 35delG mutation in the gap junction protein, β2, 26kDa (GJB2) gene is the most common mutation that has been found in children with non syndromic hearing loss. Testing for the GJB2 gene mutation is simple and can directly answer the concerns of the parents about cause of the disorder and prognosis for their children. Cochlear implantation (CI) is one of the methods of hearing rehabilitation...

Journal: :Investigative ophthalmology & visual science 2008
Charlotte M Poloschek Barbara Kloeckener-Gruissem Lutz L Hansen Michael Bach Wolfgang Berger

PURPOSE To identify the mutation leading to syndromic choroideremia (CHM) in two families and to define fundus autofluorescence (FAF) in CHM carriers. METHODS The ophthalmic and clinical phenotype was investigated including FAF, neuropediatric, otorhinolaryngologic, cardiologic, and nephrologic examinations of three male patients (age, 11-46 years) and three female carriers (age, 11-46 years)...

Journal: :Kulak burun bogaz ihtisas dergisi : KBB = Journal of ear, nose, and throat 2003
Füsun Düzcan Bernd Wollnik Emre Tepeli F Necdet Ardiç Oya Uyguner Hüseyin Bağci

Autosomal recessive non-syndromic hearing loss is the most common form of inherited childhood deafness. Identification of the responsible gene in this type of hearing loss presents difficulties because of marked genetic heterogenicity and limited clinical presentation. A two-year-old girl was referred to our clinic because of congenital hearing loss. Family history showed that her brother and s...

Journal: :Hearing research 2011
Danielle R Lenz Karen B Avraham

The genetic heterogeneity of hereditary hearing loss is thus far represented by hundreds of genes encoding a large variety of proteins. Mutations in these genes have been discovered for patients with different modes of inheritance and types of hearing loss, ranging from syndromic to non-syndromic and mild to profound. In many cases, the mechanisms whereby the mutations lead to hearing loss have...

Journal: :Journal of medical genetics 2002
S H Blanton C Y Liang M W Cai A Pandya L L Du B Landa S Mummalanni K S Li Z Y Chen X N Qin Y F Liu T Balkany W E Nance X Z Liu

We have studied 36 subjects in a large multigenerational Chinese family that is segregating for an autosomal dominant adult onset form of progressive non-syndromic hearing loss. All affected subjects had bilateral sensorineural hearing loss involving all frequencies with some significant gender differences in initial presentation. After excluding linkage to known loci for non-syndromic deafness...

Journal: :Journal of medical genetics 2004
Q J Wang C Y Lu N Li S Q Rao Y B Shi D Y Han X Li J Y Cao L M Yu Q Z Li M X Guan W Y Yang Y Shen

H earing impairment is a common condition responsible for communication disorders affecting one in 1000 newborns. 2 A national poll by the China Association of the Handicapped in 1987 showed that 20.57 million people in the country were affected by auditory or speech disorders, accounting for 34% of the 60 million disabled or 1.58% of the total Chinese population (1.3 billion) (www.cdpf.org.cn)...

Journal: :Journal of medical genetics 2003
H-J Park S Shaukat X-Z Liu S H Hahn S Naz M Ghosh H-N Kim S-K Moon S Abe K Tukamoto S Riazuddin M Kabra R Erdenetungalag J Radnaabazar S Khan A Pandya S-I Usami W E Nance E R Wilcox A J Griffith

Recessive mutations of SLC26A4 (PDS) are a common cause of Pendred syndrome and non-syndromic deafness in western populations. Although south and east Asia contain nearly one half of the global population, the origins and frequencies of SLC26A4 mutations in these regions are unknown. We PCR amplified and sequenced seven exons of SLC26A4 to detect selected mutations in 274 deaf probands from Kor...

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