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Subject:   Re: EIC question
Name:   Peggy Stevens
Date Posted:   Aug 27, 08 - 1:13 PM
Email:   stevensp@ripon.edu
Message:   That's correct. If the dog is affected, both parents must be carriers. If the dog is a carrier, at least one parent is a carrier, but not necessarily both. The gene can skip generations, so two unaffected carriers could have an affected offspring.
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Re: EIC question by just musing · Aug 27, 08 - 9:50 PM
Re: EIC question by eic confused · Aug 27, 08 - 10:43 PM
Re: Re: EIC question by Huh? · Aug 28, 08 - 12:52 AM
Re: Re: Re: EIC question by Got It · Aug 28, 08 - 7:03 AM
Re: Re: EIC question by Carole · Aug 28, 08 - 9:02 AM
Re: Re: Re: EIC question by Peggy Stevens · Aug 28, 08 - 10:17 AM
Re: EIC question by eic confused · Aug 28, 08 - 10:58 AM
Re: Re: EIC question by Huh? · Aug 28, 08 - 11:14 AM


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