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Localization of a feline autosomal dominant dwarfism locus: a novel model of chondrodysplasia

2019-07-08

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Despite the contribution of a few major genes for disproportionate dwarfism in humans, many dwarf patients are yet genetically undiagnosed. In domestic cats, disproportionate dwarfism has led to the development of a defined breed, the Munchkin or Minuet. This study examined the genetic aspects of feline dwarfism to consider cats as a new biomedical model. DNA from dwarf cats was genetically analyzed using parentag...

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10d12f2a-5319-5889-9b6d-849b26f62aac
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10.1101/687210
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