Variants linked to Age-Related Hearing Loss

Continuously updated · newest added Oct 19, 2026

15 positions on this site are linked to Age-Related Hearing Loss, out of 96,814 published in total. Each was published only after passing the same quality gate; being on this list is an association, not a diagnosis.

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Age-related hearing impairment

ARHGEF28 · rs4413512

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near HLA-DRA · rs115596275

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CDH23 · rs143282422

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CTBP2 · rs10901863

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TUB · rs7939493

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AGBL2 · rs141403654

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TYR · rs72963168

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LMO7 · rs920701

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NID2 · rs1566128

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MMP2 · rs11643684

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DVL2 · rs222835

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FSCN2 · rs143796236

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CCDC68 · rs11152089

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TMPRSS9 · rs11881070

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COL9A3 · rs61734651

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