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Type III Osteogenesis Imperfecta and COL1A1 Pathological Variants Are Associated With Higher Incidence and Progression of Hearing Loss

Julie A. Christensen, Anne Tran, Hui Cheng, Sara Talvacchio, Carmen C. Brewer, Christopher Zalewski, Jennifer Chisholm, Talah T. Wafa, L. Noelle Allemang, Elena F. Evans, Alberta Derkyi, Joan C. Marini, and Gayla L. Poling · 2026

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Section 06 of 11

  1. 011. Introduction
  2. 022. Materials and Methods
  3. 033. Results
  4. 044. Discussion
  5. 05Author Contributions
  6. 06Funding
  7. 07Disclosure
  8. 08Ethics Statement
  9. 09Conflicts of Interest
  10. 10Supporting Information
  11. 11Supporting information
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Work overview

Section 6 of 11

Funding

Julie A. Christensen, Anne Tran, Hui Cheng, Sara Talvacchio, Carmen C. Brewer, Christopher Zalewski, Jennifer Chisholm, Talah T. Wafa, L. Noelle Allemang, Elena F. Evans, Alberta Derkyi, Joan C. Marini, and Gayla L. Poling · about 1 minutes

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This study was supported by Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (10.13039/100009633; ZIA HD008830‐16) and National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (10.13039/100000055; ZIA DC000064).