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a heparan sulphate sulphamidase (HSS)
symptoms of abnormal rapid eye movement (REM)
Early-onset hereditary cataract (EHC) affects dogs within few weeks of age
ACHM develops due to genetic defects which results in complete loss of cone function and activity of ion channel which is a key mediator in signal transduction in retinal receptors
an enzyme that activates the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex
Paroxysmale Dyskinesie (cPxD) MDR1 a heparan sulphate sulphamidase (HSS)Hereditary canine paroxysmal dyskinesias (cPxD) are a heterogeneous group of recurrent movement disorders differing in duration, frequency and triggers of the episodes. cPxD have been reported in several breeds including Border Terrier, Chinook, English Bulldog, Doberman Pinscher, Scottish Terrier and Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier (SCWT). In SCWT, duration of the episodes ranges from several minutes to up to >4h and frequency ranges from 1 every few
