Dog Olfactory Gene Expression Profiling Using Samples Derived from Nasal Epithelium Brushing

Abstract excerpt

Dogs have an exquisite sense of olfaction. In many instances this ability has been put to use by humans in a wide range of important situations. It is also thought that some breeds have better senses of smell than others. Dogs can detect many components at a very limited concentration in air. To achieve such high levels of detection, the dog olfactory system is both complex and highly developed. The dog genome enc...

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• Bronchoalveolar Lavage Fluid
• Cluster Analysis
• Dogs
• Lung
• Proof of Concept Study
• RNA-Seq
• Single-Cell Analysis
• Transcriptome

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Literature Corpus work

5569c60f-aefb-5742-9eb2-e12359df7a61

DOI

10.21203/rs.3.rs-1231706/v1