Whole-exome analyses of non-syndromic hearing loss patients from India reveal a wide spectrum of known and novel mutations
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Presenting Author - Sudipta Chakraborty, MSC; Co-Author - Sukanya Mitra, MSc; Co-Author - Shamita Sanga, MTech; Co-Author - Arnab Ghosh, MSc; Co-Author - Suchandra Mukherjee, MD; Co-Author - Nidhan Biswas, PhD; Co-Author - Moulinath Acharya, PhD;
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Auditory System
Bioinformatics
Counseling
Exome sequencing
Genetic Testing
Genome sequencing
Genomic Structure
Genotype-Phenotype Correlations
Inheritance Patterns
NextGen Sequencing
Phenotype
Sequencing
Co-Author Sukanya Mitra, MSc
Co-Author Shamita Sanga, MTech
Co-Author Arnab Ghosh, MSc
Co-Author Suchandra Mukherjee, MD
Co-Author Nidhan Biswas, PhD
Co-Author Moulinath Acharya, PhD
Presenting Author Sudipta Chakraborty, MSC
Keywords
Non-syndromic hearing loss
NSHL
congenital hearing impairment
genetic causes
India
deafness-causing genes
pathogenic mutations
whole-exome sequencing
phenotypic overlap
rare diseases

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