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  • imbjI

    Whole Dog Journal article - What Are the Treatment Options For Dogs With Mast Cell Tumors?

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    @imbj - Thanks for posting this... any treatments for this in dogs is great and great that there is ongoing research ongoing for all cancer in dogs and humans too!
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    Happy Valentine’s Day

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    Thank you, @Kembe.
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    Interesting Article

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    @sanjibasenji Thanks for the article on Dog Genome Project - I found it very interesting. I was trying to figure out the interactive Genome wheel. It has the basenji closely related to the Azawakh and rat terrier but I’m still trying to figure out the first wheel which has the basenji listed w/ black/grey starting point. As far as the PBS Dog Tales video - it’s very interesting - it’s season 47 episode 2 - I highly recommend you watch the whole thing (54 minutes).
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    Heimlich Maneuver for Dogs

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    @Kembe, nice post! We've gone to solid food chopped up in a food processor, but we're grinding it a bit more course as we go. So far, no puppies are choking, but good to know!
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    Squirrels

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    prey drive intensifies
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    Tame Russian foxes

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    @nkjvcjs: That is too funny that you responded now, as I have 2 other tabs open with papers on the experiment. One from 2005, and one from 2007. Have just downloaded them, and will start reading soon :) I had also never heard of operons (multiple genes under control of a singe promoter) in eukaryotes. The dogma I was taught was: One gene, one promoter in eukaryotes. Operons only in prokaryotes. So I was thinking it had to be a transcription factor change. But apparently a small number of operons have been very recently identified in eukaryotes, so I have a 2002 and a 2004 paper I am looking at about that. Fascinating stuff. I am never going to graduate. -Nicole Focus! You can read dog genetics articles once you graduate.