Identification of the mutation (s) that cause JRD will permit development of a genetic test so that breeders can avoid producing affected puppies, and early
identification of affected dogs without clinical signs may also lead to more effective therapeutic intervention.
Not exact matches
Advances in
identification, treatment, and prevention
of diseases that
affect single breeds, multiple breeds, and all
dogs.
With the progress in molecular genetic
identification of defective genes coupled with the recent generous donation to the AKC Canine Health Foundation, there is great hope for a test for carriers and pre-clinically
affected dogs.