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      <image:caption>Hearing loss is the most prevalent sensory deficit in humans. Approximately half of all cases of early onset hearing loss in developed countries have a genetic etiology, with single gene mutations in over 100 different loci identified so far. Despite this progress, the cause of inherited sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) still remains uncertain in many cases. Remarkably, SNHL is even more common in adults, yet we know much less about the genetic architecture of hearing loss in the adult population. We interrogate the genetic basis of hearing loss: By leveraging whole exomes linked to electronic health records in the Penn Medicine Biobank As a multidisciplinary team with the Penn Center for Adult Onset Hearing Loss By generating mouse models of congenital and adult onset hearing loss; characterizing inner ear phenotypes; and designing novel treatment options</image:caption>
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