Usher syndrome

At a minimum, these SNPs are known to be related, and others may also be

	Max Magnitude
rs104894651	0
rs104894652	0
rs1057516268	0
rs1057516342	0
rs1057516351	0
rs1057516470	0
rs1057516472	0
rs1057516474	0
rs1057516557	0
rs1057516560	0
rs1057516613	0
rs1057516656	0
rs1057516687	0
rs1057516770	0
rs1057516780	0
rs1057516821	0
rs1057516892	0
rs1057516974	0
rs1057516992	0
rs1057517048	0
rs1057517150	0
rs1057517182	0
rs1057517224	0
rs1057517251	0
rs1057517261	0
rs1057517264	0
rs1057517284	0
rs1057517325	0
rs1057517419	0
rs1057517443	0
rs1057517533	0
rs1057519382	0
rs1057519383	0
rs1060499714	0
rs1060499716	0
rs1060499795	0
rs1060499796	0
rs1085307049	0
rs111033174	0
rs111033175	0
rs111033178	0
rs111033180	0
rs111033181	0
rs111033182	0
rs111033187	0
rs111033192	0
rs111033198	0
rs111033201	0
rs111033202	0
rs111033206	0
... further results

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usher_syndrome

http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/hearing/pages/usher.aspx

Usher syndrome results in a combination of hearing loss and visual impairment, and is a leading cause of deafblindness. Adapted from [1] and more recent information, the following table outlines the major subtypes of Usher syndrome with their molecular basis and clinical consequences.

Clinical Type	Subtype	Gene	Hearing loss	Vestibular Function	Night Blindness Onset
1	1B	MYO7A	Profound	Absent	1st decade
	1c	USH1C	Profound	Absent	1st decade
	1D	CDH23	Profound	Absent	1st decade
	1F	PCDH15	Profound	Absent	1st decade
	1G	SANS	Profound	Absent	1st decade
2	2A	USH2A	Moderate/Progressive?	Normal	2nd decade
	2C	VLGR1	Sloping moderate	Normal	2nd decade
	2D	WHRN	Sloping moderate	Normal	2nd decade
3	3A	CLRN1	Progressive	Variable	2nd decade