Polymorphisms in the CTLA4 promoter sequence are associated with canine hypoadrenocorticism

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RT @alisdair_boag: First paper for 2020! #hypoadrenocorticism in #dogs - #genetic associations with #CTLA4 promoter variants. With Prof Ca…

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RT @theCDGP: Have you read a recent paper about genetic associations in canine hypoadrenocorticism? Exciting work by @alisdair_boag with Pr…

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Have you read a recent paper about genetic associations in canine hypoadrenocorticism? Exciting work by @alisdair_boag with Prof Catchpole of @theCDGP. Findings from other endocrine diseases, like hypoadrenocorticism, can inform our canine diabetes resear

10 Jun 2020

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polymorphisms in the CTLA4 promoter sequence are associated with canine #hypoadrenocorticism https://t.co/wNg0f1uo7e

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