(PDF) Lack of Pendrin Expression Leads to Deafness and

Lack of Pendrin Expression Leads to Deafness and Expansion of the Endolymphatic Compartment in Inner Ears of Foxi1 Null Mutant Mice

Development (Cambridge) - United Kingdom

doi 10.1242/dev.00376

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Developmental Biology

Molecular Biology

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May 1, 2003

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The Company of Biologists

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