B-Lokus (Australian Shepherd) DNA-Profil Dry eye curly coat syndrome

Dry eye curly coat syndrome (CKCSID) is a hereditary disease that can be tested with a DNA test

Genetically inherited CHG occurs in several dog breeds

Cysine is not soluble in alkaline or neutral pH

More severe episodes

Neben Atemwegsinfektionen leiden die betroffenen Hunde auch unter früh einsetzenden gastrointestinalen Erkrankungen

B-Lokus (Australian Shepherd) DNA-Profil Dry eye curly coat syndromeGene TYRP1 (Tyrosinase related protein 1) is responsible for chocolate liver brown colour in dogs. This coat colour is inherited recessively. There are 4 different variants on B Locus in Australian Shepherds: bc, bs, bd and baus. Combination of any two recessive alleles will result in chocolate liver brown colour (for example two bc alleles or one bc and one bs allele). Because TYRP1 gene is related to eumelanin production, it only affects dogs which