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Oct 2026
KDM6A Haploinsufficiency Is Insufficient to Disrupt Cochlear Structure and Auditory Function in Mouse Models of Kabuki Syndrome Type 2
It is suggested that partial Kdm6a loss alone is insufficient to produce a robust primary cochlear phenotype in young mice and highlight the potential contributions of non-cochlear, developmental, central, and later-onset mechanisms to hearing impairment in KS2.
Yuichi Shimizu, Shun Wakamori, Loryn Smith et al.
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