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Other than the fact the OFA will only list U Minn, does anyone have any reason that they would pick U Minn over DDC for the EIC test? 
fellow scientist
The U of MN gives a portion of the testing fee back to the Canine Health Foundation (which funded the research).
The U also provides vet and breeder counseling regarding test results.
The U also provides vet and breeder counseling regarding test results.
Is this on their site before I go looking for it? Thank you.
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fellow scientist
The U of MN gives a portion of the testing fee back to the Canine Health Foundation (which funded the research).
The U also provides vet and breeder counseling regarding test results.
The U also provides vet and breeder counseling regarding test results.
Is this on their site before I go looking for it? Thank you.
On the U of MN report and also on their fee page:
http://www.vdl.umn.edu/ourservices/canineneuromuscular/canineneuro/home.html#eic
Disclosure of financial interests: This test was developed through financial support from the AKC Canine Health Foundation. A portion of the proceeds from the test will be returned to the AKC Canine Health Foundation to further its mission to improve the health of all dogs. Drs. Mickelson, Patterson and Taylor; and Minor, RN are the patent owners of this genetic test and a portion of the proceeds will go toward patent royalties.
