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VETERINARY NEWS
Digest 2000 - 2003
For more than 4 years, HealthGene Laboratory has been publishing the
Veterinary News. With every issue we try to bring the latest information
about DNA technology and help in introducing DNA testing into everyday
veterinary practice. This Digest contains new articles as well as
articles that have received the most response from veterinarians.
CONTENTS
- A Letter From The Editor
- DNA-based Testing: Methodology And Practical Application For The Diagnosis Of Animal Pathogens
- Herpesvirus Infection As A "Trigger" Of Animal Health Problems
- Canine Lost Pregnancy: Diagnosis and Prevention
- Diagnosis Of Feline Health Problems
- Infectious Avian DNA Testing: Statistical Analysis
- The Health Awareness Program: Looking For The Source Of Health Problems
- Ocular Problems In Felines And Canines - A Two Year Analysis Of DNA Testing
- TB Or Not TB? Avian Tuberculosis Is An Important Part Of Infectious Screening
- Diarrhea In Dogs And Cats
- Fungal Infections: Blastomycosis And Aspergillus
PRICE:(including shipment in North America and taxes)
$7.00 US
$10.00 CDN
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INFORMATION BOARD
To learn more about various canine health problems,
visit 'Infectious
DNA Testing' page.
ARTICLES TO READ
Testing
For Canine Genetic Disorders Made Easy.
How is genetic information passed
from one generation to another? Where is this genetic
information stored? Why do different breeds have
different mutations for the same disease? These
are just a few of the questions that breeders, pet
owners and veterinarians are asking. The answers
to these questions are essential for creating canine
breeding programs that will help ensure the elimination
of the numerous genetic disorders seen today.
[READ THE ARTICLE...]
Introducung
A New Innovative DNA Tests For Canine Coat and Nose
Color.
HealthGene Laboratory is proud to
announce a new DNA test for canine coat and nose
color determination. Using the latest DNA testing
procedures, our laboratory is able to determine
the genetic basis of coat and nose color, as well
as hidden color (brown, black or red), for an array
of breeds. What does this mean for breeders? Knowing
the hidden color of the sire and the dam is essential
for choosing the best partners for your breeding
stock, as well as determining the future color of
puppies. Also, this information can be crusial to
satisfy breed standards when registering young your
dog.
[READ THE ARTICLE...]
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