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Family aggregation analysis reveals a heritable background of equine grass sickness (dysautonomia)

2019-03-28

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Equine grass sickness (also known as dysautonomia) is a life-threatening polyneuropathic disease affecting horses with approx. 80% mortality. Since it’s first description over a hundred years ago, several factors including phenotypic, environmental, management, climate, and intestinal microbiome) have been associated with increased risk of dysautonomia. But despite the extensive research on dysautonomia, it’s caus...

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5b68f38a-6766-5c9c-8ccf-d93b8a4df8b7
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10.1101/592253
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