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Risk estimates for dichotomous genetic disease traits based on a cohort study of relatedness in purebred dog populations.

The Veterinary record - 28 Mar 1998

Ubbink G J, van de Broek J, Hazewinkel H A, Rothuizen J

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As a result of strong selection in closed gene pools, dog breeds represent populations of highly related animals. Prominent founder-effects are responsible for inherited diseases occurring in particular breeds, and each breed may have several breed-related diseases, often with a high incidence. Such inherited diseases are a major problem in purebred dog populations, and probably threaten their survival. On the...

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PMID: 9571755
DOI: 10.1136/vr.142.13.328

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