Tracked Testing, Traits and Diseases
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Genetic Testing
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Traits
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Other Tests/Diseases
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Gene: GDNF
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited neurological disease characterized by insensitivity to pain, resulting in self-mutilation and injuries to toes and paws.
Gene: ANLN
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited form of ARDS, which occurs when fluid backs up into the air sacs (alveoli) of the lungs, blocking air from entering
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Gene: BMP3
This genetic variant plays a role in determining skull shape in dogs. Brachycephaly described having a short muzzle, but this variant is not the only factor determining muzzle length.
Gene: GP9
This inherited bleeding disorder results in prolonged bleeding, but typically carries a good prognosis with appropriate care
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Gene: FERMT3
Gene: ANO6
This genetic variant is associated with canine Scott syndrome is an inherited blood clotting disorder, leading to platelet defects
Gene: YARS2
This genetic variant is associated with severe heart disease that can cause death from heart failure by 8 weeks of age
Gene: CAT
This genetic variant is associated with inherited catalase deficiency and dogs typically show no sign of disease. However, ulcers in the mouth can develop.
Gene: SNX14
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited, progressive neurological disease resulting from cells dying in the cerebellum. Multiple genetic variants are associated with cerebellar degeneration, and this variant is found in Vizslas. This test looks for a variant involving the SNX14 gene
Gene: RAB24
Gene: MTMR13
This genetic variant results in Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease is an inherited neurological disease that results in megaesophagus and laryngeal paralysis
Gene: F7
This genetic variant is associated with coagulation factor VII deficiency, which is a mild, inherited bleeding disorder.
Gene: C3
This genetic variant results in lack of the protein complement component 3, resulting in an increased risk of infections.
Gene: CNGA3
Cone Degeneration (CD) can be caused by multiple genetic variants and results in day blindness. This specific genetic variant involves a SNP in the CNGA3 gene
Gene: MCHR2
Gene: CYB5R3
With this genetic variant, affected dogs have an impaired ability to deliver oxygen to tissues in the body. Clinical signs are typically mild, such as exercise intolerance.
Gene: RPE65
This rare, inherited eye disease causes slowly progressive degeneration of the retina, causing night blindness that progresses to complete blindness.
Gene: COMMD1
This genetic variant results in an inherited metabolic condition, characterized by chronic copper accumulation leading to eventual copper toxicosis.
Gene: SLC37A2
This inherited skeletal syndrome results in abnormal bone proliferation around the jaw, causing pain and difficulty chewing.
Gene: AP3B1
This inherited disease affects the immune system of affecting collies. With this disease, a type of white blood cell (neutrophil), cycles between normal and low levels. Dogs are predisposed to developing infections when neutrophils are low.
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Gene: VLDLR
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited neurological disease affecting the cerebellum, resulting in tremors, abnormal gait, and other related signs.
Gene: ATP2A2
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited skin disorder that results in multiple crusted plaques within the ears or over the body.
Gene: SOD1
Degenerative myelopathy is an inherited neurologic disorder caused by mutations of the SOD1 gene. This disease displays incomplete penetrance meaning that not every dog which has inherited the genetic risk factors will develop degenerative myelopathy. Multiple genetic variants are associated with this disease, and this tests for 3 specific variants.
Gene: FAM20C
Dental hypomineralization is an inherited developmental tooth disease that can progress to pain, inflammation, and dental disease.
Gene: INPP5E
This inherited developmental disease involving the severe malformation of multiple organs.
Gene: FAM83H
Dry eye curly coat syndrome is an inherited disease that causes dry eye, dry flaky skin, and abnormal feet.
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Gene: STK38L
This inherited eye disease causes progressive blindness and is associated with two variants in the STK38L gene.
Gene: EDA
Ectodermal Dysplasia is an inherited skin disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the EDA gene and was identified in Shepherds.
Gene: SPTB
With this genetic variant, red blood cells have an abnormal shape and mild anemia results.
Gene: KRT10
Epidermolytic Hyperkeratosis is an inherited skin condition in Norfolk Terriers involving the KRT10 gene.
Gene: BCAN
This genetic variant results in an inherited condition, characterized by muscle spasticity.
Gene: DNM1
This inherited neuromuscular disorder results in collapse after exercise, and the genetic variant has been associated with this disease in several breeds.
Gene: UNC9381
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited form of Lupus that affects the skin.
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Gene: F11
Factor XI Deficiency is an inherited, mild bleeding disorder that can cause excessive bleeding. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. Two specific variants are included in this test.
Gene: FUCA1
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited neurologic, lysosomal storage disease in English Springer Spaniels.
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Gene: ABCB4
This genetic variant is associated with an increased risk of developing a gallbladder mucocele.
Gene: G6PC
Glycogen Storage Diseases are inherited metabolic diseases. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the G6PC gene and was identified in Maltese. *This test is not for German Pinschers, which is a 76bp SINE insertion in the G6PC gene.
Gene: AGL
Glycogen Storage Diseases are inherited metabolic diseases. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates a deletion involving the AGL gene and was identified in Curly-Coated Retrievers.
Gene: PFKM
Glycogen Storage Diseases are inherited metabolic diseases. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. GSD VII causes red blood cells that are easily damaged. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the PFKM gene and was identified in Wachtelhund.
Gene: PFKM
Glycogen Storage Diseases are inherited metabolic diseases. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. GSD VII causes red blood cells that are easily damaged. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the PFKM gene and was identified in English Springer Spaniels.
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Gene: F8 on Chromosome X
Gene: F8
Hemophilia A is an inherited bleeding disorder caused by a deficiency in coagulation factor VIII. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP in the F8 gene and is associated with disease in Shepherds (c.G>A; g.chrX:122975611).
Gene: F8
Hemophilia A is an inherited bleeding disorder caused by a deficiency in coagulation factor VIII. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP in the F8 gene and is associated with disease in Shepherds (c.G>A; g.chrX:123043081).
Gene: HSF4
Hereditary Cataracts is an inherited eye disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this disease. This specific genetic variant investigates an insertion involving the HSF4 gene (c.1 bp insertion (ins C); g.chr5:82198104-82198105).
Gene: SLC2A9
This genetic variant is associated with a kidney disorder that results in high amounts of uric acid in the urine, which may form bladder stones.
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Gene: ASPRV1
Gene: SLC35A12
This genetic variant is associated with a severe, inherited muscle disease that progresses to the inability to walk.
Gene: FGF4
This genetic variant carries an increased risk of herniated discs and is associated with early disc degeneration.
Gene: ACSL5
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited metabolic disease due to difficulty absorbing fat. A therapeutic diet can help manage clinical signs.
Gene: MDR1
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Gene: ATG4D
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited metabolic disorder that results in progressive neurologic dysfunction.
Gene: CAPN1
Ataxia is a descriptive term describing movement without coordination. With this genetic variant, affected dogs develop progressive ataxia within their first year of life.
Gene: MLKN1
As the name suggests, this genetic variant is associated with severe, lethal immune system dysfunction.
Gene: ITGB2
Leukocyte adhesion deficiencies are inherited immune disorders that result in abnormal white blood cells and severe immune system impairment. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This specific genetic test investigates a SNP involving the ITGB2 gene (c.G>C; g.chr31:38537012).
Gene: FERMT3
Leukocyte adhesion deficiencies are inherited immune disorders that result in abnormal white blood cells and severe immune system impairment. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This specific genetic test investigates an insertion involving the FERMT3 gene.
Gene: PLG
Dogs with this inherited, chronic inflammatory disease develop severe ulcerations in multiple organs.
Gene: LEPREL1
This severe gastrointestinal disease affects Norwegian Lundehund.
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Gene: RYR1
Gene: MYH9
May-Hegglin Anomaly is an inherited blood disorder involving platelets and neutrophils. Affected dogs are typically asymptomatic.
Gene: GUSB
Mucopolysaccharidosis is an inherited neurologic, lysosomal storage disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of this category of diseases. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the GUSB gene and was identified in Shepherds (c.G>A; g.chr6:741429).
Gene: ABCB1
This genetic variant is associated with dysfunction of P-glycoprotein, so affected dogs have a decreased ability to metabolize certain drugs and toxins.
Gene: BEST1
Multifocal Retinopathy is an inherited eye disease that leads to damaged retina, but vision loss does not typically occur. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This test investigates a SNP involving the BEST1 gene (c.C>T; g.chr18:54478586).
Gene: BEST1
Multifocal Retinopathy is an inherited eye disease that leads to damaged retina, but vision loss does not typically occur. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This test investigates a SNP involving the BEST1 gene in Coton de Tulear (c.G>A; g.chr18:54476143).
Gene: BEST1
Multifocal Retinopathy is an inherited eye disease that leads to damaged retina, but vision loss does not typically occur. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease. This test investigates a deletion involving the BEST1 gene in Finnish Lapphunds, Lapponian Herders, and Swedish Lapphunds (c.1 bp deletion (del C); g.chr18:54470587).
Gene: ADAMTSL2
This genetic variant is an inherited disorder involving the connective tissue and leads to abnormal joints.
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Gene: GRM1
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited, progressive, neurological disease that results in uncoordinated movement (ataxia) in Coton de Tulear.
Gene: SPTBN2
This inherited neurologic disease is associated with uncoordinated movement in Beagles.
Gene: ATF2
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited neurologic disorder that is most commonly seen in poodles.
Gene: PPT1
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 1 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates an insertion involving the PPT1 gene identified in a Miniature Dachshund (c.1 bp insertion (ins C); g.chr15:2883477-2883478).
Gene: CTSD
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 10 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a SNP involving the CTSD gene identified in American Bulldogs (c.G>A; g.chr18:46013354).
Gene: ATP13A2
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 12 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a SNP involving the ATP13A2 gene in Australian Cattle Dogs (c.C>T; g.chr2:81208162).
Gene: TPP1
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 2 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a deletion involving the TPP1 gene identified in Dachshund (c.1 bp deletion (del C); g.chr21:29925074).
Gene: ARSG
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 4A is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a SNP involving the ARSG gene identified in American Staffordshire Terriers (c.G>A; g.chr9:15071276).
Gene: CLN6
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 6 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a SNP involving the CLN6 gene identified in an Australian Shepherd (c.T>C; g.chr30:32247875).
Gene: MFSD8
Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis 7 is a lysosomal storage disease, which is a type of inherited neurologic disorder. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of NCL. This test investigates a deletion involving the MFSD8 gene identified in Chinese Cresteds and Chihuahuas (c.1 bp deletion (del T); g.chr19:13010761).
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Gene: SLC13A1
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited, musculoskeletal disorder characterized by stunted growth and structural deformities.
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Gene: P2RY12
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited bleeding disorder involving abnormal platelets.
Gene: AMHR2
This genetic variant is associated with an inherited disorder of sexual development, causing males to have internal remnants of female organs.
Gene: LHX3
This genetic variant involving the LHX3 gene is associated with dwarfism in Shepherd breeds.
Gene: RAB3GAP1
This inherited, developmental disease involves neurologic dysfunction, visual deficits, and other signs associated with polyneuropathy. This genetic test investigates two variants involving the RAB3GAP1 gene.
Gene: GAA
Pompe Disease is a glycogen storage disease, which is an inherited metabolic diseases. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with different manifestations of GSD. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the GAA gene and was identified in Finnish and Swedish Lapphunds (c.G>A; g.chr9:1603730).
Gene: KLKB1
This genetic variant is associated with a mild, inherited bleeding disorder due to an abnormality in the blood clotting factor prekallikrein.
Gene: AGXT
This genetic variant is associated with a rare metabolic disorder that can cause kidney stone formation.
Gene: ADAMTS17
Primary Lens Luxation is an inherited eye disorder. This genetic variant is associated with breakdown of the ligaments that hold the lens in the eye. Without support the lens moves out of place and causes pain.
Gene: ADAMTS10
Glaucoma is an eye disease resulting in increased pressure in the eye. Both inherited and noninherited forms of glaucoma exist. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP in the ADAMS10 gene (c.G>A; g.chr20:53096339).
Gene: RPGRIP1
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited, progressive eye disease that leads to blindness. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease, and novel variants continue to be identified. This specific genetic variant investigates an insertion involving the RPGRIP1 gene (c.44 bp insertion (ins (A)29GGAAGCAACAGGATG) or 59 bp insertion (ins (A)44GGAAGCAACAGGATG); g.chr15:18332036-18332037).
Gene: PRCD
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited, progressive eye disease that leads to blindness. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease, and novel variants continue to be identified. This specific genetic variant investigates a SNP involving the PRCD gene (c.G>A; g.chr9:4188663).
Gene: PDE6A
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited, progressive eye disease that leads to blindness. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease, and novel variants continue to be identified. This specific genetic variant investigates a deletion involving the PDE6A gene (c.1 bp deletion (del A); g.chr4:59145361).
Gene: C2ORF71
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited, progressive eye disease that leads to blindness. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease, and novel variants continue to be identified. This specific genetic variant investigates a deletion involving the C2orf71 gene (c.1 bp insertion (ins C); g.chr17:22907388-22907389).
Gene: RPGRIP1
Progressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited, progressive eye disease that leads to blindness. Multiple genetic variants have been identified that are associated with this disease, and novel variants continue to be identified. This specific genetic variant investigates a deletion involving the RPGR gene (c.TC/-; g.chrX:33219485-33219486).
Gene: KIRREL2
Protein Losing Nephropathy (PLN) is a kidney disorder characterized by protein leaking into the urine. PLN can have multiple causes, including due to infectious disease, immune-mediated disease, and genetic causes. This genetic test investigates two specific genetic variants associated with inherited PLN in Soft-Coated Wheaten Terriers: Variant 1 (KIRREL2 gene) = c.C>G; g.chr1:116785027, Variant 2 (NPHS1 gene) = c.G>A; g.chr1:116806124.
Gene: PDP1
Pyruvate dehydrogenase (PDP1) is a metabolic disorder characterized by exercise intolerance and weakness in Clumber and Sussex Spaniels.
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German Shepherd Dog Specific3
Gene: ASIP
The A locus helps determine pattern of coat, such as wolf-sable, black and tan, and recessive black. Please note, this A Locus test is a linkage test with the ASIP gene.
German Shepherd Dog Specific2
Gene: ASIP
The A locus helps determine pattern of coat, such as wolf-sable, black and tan, and recessive black. Please note, this A Locus test is a linkage test with the ASIP gene.
German Shepherd Dog Specific
Gene: ASIP
The A locus helps determine pattern of coat, such as wolf-sable, black and tan, and recessive black.
Please note, this A Locus test is a linkage test with the ASIP gene.
Gene: RALY
The saddle tan patterning is determined by this genetic trait
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Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
Gene: TYRP1
This brown locus evaluates 6 different alleles for brown.
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Gene: FGF4
This genetic variant plays a role in determining leg length and tests for an insertion of the FGF4 gene in chromosome 18
Gene: CFA28
Gene: KRT71
This genetic test helps determine curly coat, but it does not apply to every breed
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