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Old 24-06-2011, 13:58   #11
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Originally Posted by Rona View Post
Many CSVs have been DM tested by Daniela at Prague University. All results of vlcaks from Poland (+ Lithuania?, Slovakia?, etc.) tested in Prague fit precisely into the pattern (n/n, n/dm, dm/dm) which indicates high validity of the testing procedures.

I wonder what's the statistical probability that a couple of dogs from the same kennel underwent the mutation?
Other factors will need to be looked at then. Was it just a plain muitation or could there have been other factors (mother's diet? genetics further back - maybe the recessive genes stay in a N/N dog but aren't seen?).
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