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Fanconi testing resumes!

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  • Jut got an email from Jon Curby stating:

    Fanconi testing has been resumed. *The problem has been identified and a change in the sequencing process implemented. Fewer than 25 dogs, all originally read as affected, will require retesting.

    It will take a week or so *to process those samples that were received since the test was suspended.

    Jon Curby

    OFA

    Liz Hansen

    University of Missouri, College of Veterinary Medicine

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