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Abstract
Boettger et al show in a study that mice lacking the K+/Cl- co-transporter Kcc4 are deaf because their hair cells degenerate rapidly after the beginning of hearing. Their data suggest that Kcc4 is important for K+ recycling.
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Boettger et al show in a study that mice lacking the K+/Cl- co-transporter Kcc4 are deaf because their hair cells degenerate rapidly after the beginning of hearing. Their data suggest that Kcc4 is important for K+ recycling.