GJB2 (Connexin-26) mutations are not frequent among hearing impaired patients in East Greenland
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H. Eiberg | P. Homøe | L. Tranebjærg | T. Andersen | A. Koch | M. Lodahl | N. D. Rendtorff | I. Nielsen | S. Andersen
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