Journal of Small Animal Practice · 1989 · 26 citations · 29 references
Life SciencesGeneticsCanine Internal MedicineGenetic EpidemiologyMedical GeneticsAnimal GeneticsGenetic DisordersGenetic Disease MechanismsInherited Disease Genetics
ABSTRACT This paper begins with a brief summary of knowledge concerning the frequency and types of genetic diseases in small domestic animals, particularly the dog. The major question considered is, ‘How does one recognise that a given disease has an important genetic component in its cause?’ Six lines of evidence leading to that conclusion are discussed and exemplified by a variety of known and suspected genetic diseases in the dog and cat.
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