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Assessment of collagen genes involved in fragmented medial coronoid process development in Labrador Retrievers as determined by affected sibling-pair analysis.

American journal of veterinary research - 1 Oct 2006

Salg Katja G, Temwitchitr Jedee, Imholz Sandra, Hazewinkel Herman A W, Leegwater Peter A J

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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the involvement of various collagen genes in the development of fragmented medial coronoid process (FCP) in Labrador Retrievers. SAMPLE POPULATION: 93 dogs originating from 13 litters were used in the study; FCP was diagnosed in 35 dogs, and each affected dog had at least 1 sibling that was also affected. Twelve dams and sires were included in the analysis. All dogs were purebred Labrador...

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PMID: 17014321
DOI: 10.2460/ajvr.67.10.1713

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