Sentences with phrase «genetic mode of inheritance»

Not exact matches

ORDO also represents the relationship between the disorders and their genetic cause (if known), the mode of inheritance and associated epidemiological data (age of onset, age of death, prevalence).

The occurrence of patellar luxation in certain breeds suggests a genetic influence, but the mode of inheritance is unknown; there is a possibility the defect is polygenic.

The German Shepherd Dog and Rough - Coated Collie are particularly at risk and the mode of inheritance appears to be autosomal recessive (meaning genetic carriers will appear normal).

Discovery of genetic links and of the mode of inheritance (simple or complex, dominant or recessive) is the work of researchers, but they must have dogs to study.

Genetic disorders without a known mode of inheritance should be managed in the same way as polygenic disorders.

They donate genetic material by swabbing the inside of a dog's cheek or drawing blood and occasionally do test breedings to help determine mode of inheritance for some diseases.

Continue to educate themselves about genetic diseases pertinent to the breed, including, but not limited, to hip and elbow dysplasia, eye diseases, seizure disorders, allergies, heart disorders, and PFK, and information about their modes of inheritance.

Two important aspects of the disorder for the breed include a defined mode of inheritance, and determination of the pedigree spread of the genetic defect in the breed.

The mode of inheritance has been determined to possibly be, autosomal recessive in Keeshonds16, polygenic with one gene of major influence in Belgian Tervurens17, and polygenic recessive in Golden Retrievers.18 Once the mode of inheritance is determined within a breed, we will determine the best technique to try and find a genetic marker linked to epilepsy gene (s) in each breed.

Genetic variances, trends and mode of inheritance for hip and elbow dysplasia in Finnish dog populations.

To date, researchers at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory have determined that «a recessive mode of inheritance in Haflingers explains some of the genetic components involved in the development of this cancer.

Our pedigree analysis included Swedish vallhund dogs examined in seven different countries, spanning three continents, and was highly suggestive of a genetic etiology and an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance.

Although the definitive mode of inheritance is often difficult to estimate from pedigrees due to missing phenotypes, our pedigrees in all breeds suggest a strong genetic influence with multiple affected dogs across generations and even within several litters.

The mode of inheritance is not known, nor are any genetic screening tests available.