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Xiao-Fei Li Lei Xu Jian-Feng Li Bo-Qin Li Xiao-Hui Bai Iii Jerome F. Strauss Zhi-Bing Zhang Haibo Wang
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A role for Spag6 is demonstrated in the pathogenesis of OM in mice, possibly through its role in the regulation of cilia/basal body polarity through the PCP-dependent mechanisms in the middle ear and Eustachian tubes.

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