GENETIC CAUSALITY OF DOGS CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES
Abstract
Endocardiosis mitral valve is the most common cardiac disorders in dogs, especially small breeds. The possible genetic mechanisms of hereditary predisposition to diseases of the cardiovascular system in dogs. Diseases of the small breeds can be caused by a mutation of the gene IGF1, which is one of the main reasons for the decline in body size in dogs. Distribution endocardiosis mitral valve may be due to the fact that mutations that cause arising portions that are closely linked to the gene candidate small dogs STC2, which has a value selectively. Since this gene is closely linked site NKX2 -5, mutations in which are
linked with numerous congenital heart disease.
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