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High throughput gene expression analysis of the inner ear

Hertzano et al., 2012

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2564722567665812600
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Hertzano R
Elkon R
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Hearing Research

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The mouse auditory and vestibular epithelia consist of a complex array of many different cell types. Over the last decade microarrays were used to characterize gene expression in the inner ear. Studies were performed on wild type mice to identify deafness genes …
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