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| Open Access | GENETIC ASPECTS OF SENSORINEURAL HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN CHILDREN
Masharifov X.Sh., Madrimova A.G. , Tashkent Medical Academy Urgench branchAbstract
Auditory perception is the result of the joint activity of the auditory perceiving and brain analyzing and integrating systems. As the final link in the line of acoustic communication, hearing, as well as the specific behavior caused by it, is controlled and coordinated by many complex brain mechanisms. The study of clinical and molecular genetic aspects of the development of hearing loss in newborns.
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