Die Bedeutung der genetischen Analyse von Hörstörungen (HS) in der personalisierten Medizin
Sophie Flandin, Kristen Rak(University of Würzburg), Stefanie Tovornik(University of Würzburg), Michaela A. H. Hofrichter(University of Würzburg), Stephan Hackenberg(University of Würzburg), Wafaa Shehata-Dieler, Asuman Koparır(University of Würzburg), Jörg Schröder, Thomas Haaf(University of Würzburg)
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