- Genetic Testing
GENETIC TESTING WITH RESONATE PROGRAM COMPREHENSIVE HEARING LOSS AND DEAFNESS PANEL
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- Clinical Studies
Otoferlin Gene-mediated Hearing Loss Natural History Study
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- Advocacy Organizations
AG Bell – Association for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing
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- Clinical Studies
Clinical Trial AK-OTOF-101
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- Presentations
Demonstration of Durable Anti-VEGF Protein Expression and Otic Tolerability Following Intracochlear Delivery of AK-antiVEGF (AAVAnc80-antiVEGF Vector) Across Multiple Doses in Non-human Primates
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- Presentations
Preclinical Development of a Genetic Medicine for Otoferlin Gene mediated Hearing Loss AK-OTOF
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Evaluating miR-Target Sites as a Strategy to Allow AAV Vector-based De-targeting of Gene Expression in the Inner Ear
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In Vivo Expression, Durability of Effect, Biodistribution/Shedding, and Safety Evaluations for AK-OTOF for OTOF-mediated Hearing Loss
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Evaluating miR-Target Sites as a Strategy to Allow AAV Vector-based De-targeting of Gene Expression in the Inner Ear
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Tailoring Regulatory Elements in Gene Therapies for Hearing Loss
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Demonstration of Secreted Protein Expression Levels Following Intracochlear Delivery of Ak-antiVEGF in NHPs
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In Vitro Characterization of Gene Silencing Methods With the Potential to Treat Autosomal Dominant Hearing Loss
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Auditory Function Recovery in Mouse Model of OTOF-mediated Hearing Loss
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Tolerability of a Novel Delivery Approach and AK-antiVEGF in NHPs
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In Vitro and In Vivo Analyses of Dual Vector Otoferlin Expression
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Translating Pre-Clinical Findings Into Successful Clinical Trials
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Translation of Potential Genetic Medicines for the Inner Ear
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- Research Studies
SING Registry for Hearing Loss
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- Advocacy Organizations
Global Genes
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- Advocacy Organizations
Usher Syndrome Society
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- Advocacy Organizations
Usher Syndrome Coalition
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- Advocacy Organizations
Norrie Disease Association
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- Advocacy Organizations
Hearing Loss Association of America
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- Advocacy Organizations
Hearing Health Foundation
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- Advocacy Organizations
Hands & Voices
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- Advocacy Organizations
Association of Late Deafened Adults
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- Advocacy Organizations
Acoustic Neuroma Association
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- Advocacy Organizations
National Society for Genetic Counselors
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- Advocacy Organizations
Rare University: Genetics Concepts for Rare Disease Patients and Families
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- Newborn Hearing
Education for Newborn Hearing Loss
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- Advocacy Organizations
Newborn Hearing Screening: National Institute of Health
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- Genetic Testing
Otoscope University of Iowa
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- Presentations
Anc80 Vector: Precision Genetic Medicines to Address Hearing Loss
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The Development of NHP Models for Cochlear Gene Therapy
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- Posters
The Adeno-associated Viral Anc80 Vector Efficiently Transduces Inner Ear Cells in Cynomolgus Macaques
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Sing Registry
How do I know if my hearing loss is genetic?
Together with leading clinicians, researchers, and their institutions, Akouos is building the SING (SensorINeural Genetic) hearing loss registry. The aim of the registry is to establish the global infrastructure required to assess hearing loss genotype-phenotype links and intervention outcomes in a prospective and longitudinal manner.