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05). The human data indicated that the wave IV amplitude ratio was lower on average in CMV-infected groups when compared to the uninfected cohorts. The wave IV amplitude ratio for the click and 4k stimuli were not significantly different between the congenital CMV-infected and uninfected children with normal or with hearing loss. This study suggests mCMV infection results in a synaptopathy before hair cell damage. Additional studies need to be performed to determine whether this effect is also observed in CMV-infected children. Anima
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