Part IV: CASE STUDIES: Using Human Genome Epidemiology Information to Improve Health Chapter 24 Figures

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Figure 24-1

Population-specific epidemiological data processing to GJB2 and nonsyndromic hearing loss. Contribution of GJB2 variants (35ΔG, 167ΔT, and 235ΔC) to nonsyndromic hearing loss in the United States (White Americans) (37,55,57,59,66), Europe (29-32), Tunisia (42), Israel (23,24), Korea (33), Japan (34-36), and Australia (60).

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