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Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Antagene Séléction
DNA - based testing for hereditary diseases
ANTAGENE provides a certificate displaying the genetic status of a dog or a cat
P2Y12 - Postoperative Hemorrhage
Bleeding disorder
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
P2Y12 - Postoperative Hemorrhage
Description: Abnormal platelet function preventing clot normally
Symptoms : Excessive gingival haemorrhage during eruption of adult teeth, skin bruising, excessive bleeding after surgery or trauma
Age of onset : From birth
Frequency : Not available
Gene involved : P2RY12
Tested mutation : c.516_518delCTC
Transmission : Autosomal Recessive
Patent : -
Notes : Symptoms can be observed in heterozygous dogs
DIL - Dilution (D Locus)
Lighter black or brown coat colour
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
DIL - Dilution (D Locus)
Description: DNA test can identifying dogs carrying the genotype "Dilute" (D Locus)
Symptoms : Dilution or lightening effect of the black or brown colours
Age of onset : From birth
Frequency : _
Gene involved : MLPH
Tested mutation : c.-22G>A
Transmission : Autosomal Recessive
Patent : _
Notes : _
PL - Hair Length
Long coat / Short coat
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
PL - Hair Length
Description: DNA test can identifying dogs carrying the genotype "Long Coat"
Symptoms : _
Age of onset : _
Frequency : -
Gene involved : FGF5
Tested mutation : c.284G>T
Transmission : Autosomal Recessive
Patent : _
Notes : _
Antagene Parenté
DNA - Certified parentage
ANTAGENE performs genetic identification and parentage verification for a puppy and a kitten
Antagene Identité
Genetic Identification
ANTAGENE produces an unique genetic fingerprint of a dog or a cat
Programme de recherche
Research program
ANTAGENE is involved into discovering the causes of hereditary diseases and developp new DNA screening tests
EPL - Epilepsy
Seizures
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
EPL - Epilepsy
Speciality Neurology
Description : Neurological disease resulting in a paroxysmal cerebral hyperactivity
Symptoms : Seizures with loss of consciousness, the frequency varies according to the dogs, their age and their treatment.
Age of onset : Between 1 and 5 years old
Examination : -
Progress : -
Prélèvements pour participer à la recherche : Blood sample in EDTA tube (2-4 mL)
Documents to be attached to samples : Clinical certificate, Sampling certificate, Copy of pedigree
Collaboration : Dr C. André (CNRS of Rennes, France)
Contact : cani-dna@univ-rennes1.fr mageane@antagene.com
Comment : -
Coxofemoral Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Coxofemoral Dysplasia
Speciality Orthopaedics
Description : Developmental disorder of hip resulting in a joint instability
Symptoms : Arthrosis, gait problems unrelated to the degree of dysplasia
Age of onset : -
Examination : Radiography
Progress : Undergoing sampling
Prélèvements pour participer à la recherche : Blood sample in EDTA tube (2-4 mL)
Documents to be attached to samples : Clinical certificate, Sampling certificate, Copy of pedigree
Collaboration : Dr C. André (CNRS of Rennes, France)
Contact : cani-dna@univ-rennes1.fr mageane@antagene.com
Comment : -
Programme de recherche
Research program
ANTAGENE is involved into discovering the causes of hereditary diseases and developp new DNA screening tests
EPL - Epilepsy
Seizures
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
EPL - Epilepsy
Speciality Neurology
Description : Neurological disease resulting in a paroxysmal cerebral hyperactivity
Symptoms : Seizures with loss of consciousness, the frequency varies according to the dogs, their age and their treatment.
Age of onset : Between 1 and 5 years old
Examination : -
Progress : -
Prélèvements pour participer à la recherche : Blood sample in EDTA tube (2-4 mL)
Documents to be attached to samples : Clinical certificate, Sampling certificate, Copy of pedigree
Collaboration : Dr C. André (CNRS of Rennes, France)
Contact : cani-dna@univ-rennes1.fr mageane@antagene.com
Comment : -
Coxofemoral Dysplasia
Hip dysplasia
Greater Swiss Mountain Dog
Coxofemoral Dysplasia
Speciality Orthopaedics
Description : Developmental disorder of hip resulting in a joint instability
Symptoms : Arthrosis, gait problems unrelated to the degree of dysplasia
Age of onset : -
Examination : Radiography
Progress : Undergoing sampling
Prélèvements pour participer à la recherche : Blood sample in EDTA tube (2-4 mL)
Documents to be attached to samples : Clinical certificate, Sampling certificate, Copy of pedigree
Collaboration : Dr C. André (CNRS of Rennes, France)
Contact : cani-dna@univ-rennes1.fr mageane@antagene.com
Comment : -