
Combined Immunodeficiency Syndrome
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Understanding Equine Genetic Diseases
by The Horse Staff | Aug 10, 2017
Research is offering more insight into inherited diseases and conditions in our horses. Learn more about HYPP, PSSM, overo lethal white syndrome, lavender foal syndrome, HERDA, SCID, and more.
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by Stacey Oke, DVM, MSc | Feb 11, 2015
By knowing what conditions certain horses are predisposed to, owners and breeders can take preventive steps.
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by Erica Larson | Aug 5, 2013
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Read MoreCombined Immunodefiency in Arabians
by Karen Briggs | Oct 9, 2001
A newborn Arabian foal is possibly one of the most beguiling creatures on Earth. Elegant of feature and blessed with beauty, he’s full of promise for the future–and often descended of royal blood and worth many thousands of dollars. Imagine how
Read MoreGenetic Testing: The Secret World Of Genes
by Karen Briggs | Dec 1, 1998
Genetic testing in horses helps us learn about their physical characteristics, diseases, and much more.
Read MoreFoal Pneumonia
by Christina S. Cable, DVM, Dipl. ACVS | Oct 1, 1998
Your three-month-old foal has made it through the birthing process and the vulnerable neonatal period and now seems to be carefree–your little one just has to grow up to fulfill his destiny as a performance Read More
Gene Check Announces SCID Testing
by Tim Brockhoff | Mar 2, 1998
According to information from Gene Check, Inc., an announcement on February 23, 1998, stated that the company has completed development and testing of a test for Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID) in horses. SCID is a genetic disease of
Read MoreGenetics Primer
by Les Sellnow | Sep 1, 1997
Progress in the field of genetics has been moving by leaps and bounds during the past few years. It wasn’t long ago that researchers discovered ways to unravel and study DNA, that elusive strand of genes that inhabits each and
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