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A homozygous change in the TMEM63B gene was identified in a UDN participant with low oxygen level in the blood (chronic hypoxemia), lung disease that causes lung scarring (pulmonary fibrosis), respiratory failure, and delayed speech and language development.
Oct 16, 2023
transmembrane protein 63B
TMEM63B encodes an osmolarity-activated cation channel (Zhao et al 2016), which is required for hearing (Du et al 2020). TMEM63B encodes a mechanically activated ion channel that helps with the flow of ion (Murthy et al 2018).
A homozygous change in this gene was identified in a UDN participant.
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