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Frequency of CYP1A2 Polymorphism in Beagle Dogs

Drug Metabolism Letters, 2007
A single nucleotide polymorphism in the dog CYP1A2 gene causes these animals to be CYP1A2 deficient (i.e., lack functional CYP1A2 enzyme activity). Genotyping a colony of 79 dogs revealed 77% wild-type, 19% heterozygous, and 4% homozygous mutant animals. These genetic frequencies are significantly different from those previously reported and illustrate
Valerie J, Whiterock   +4 more
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THE CHROMOSOMES OF THE BEAGLE DOG

Journal of Heredity, 1963
W, MOORE, P D, LAMBERT
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RESPONSE AND ADAPTATION OF BEAGLE DOGS TO HYPERGRAVITY

1975
Eight male Beagle dogs, five months old, were centrifuged for three months at progressively increasing loads ranging from 1.5 g to 2.5 g on a 7.9 m radius centrifuge. Dogs were maintained on the centrifuge, which was run almost continuously, by employing a special designed automated waste disposal and life support system.
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MIRTAZAPINE IN BEAGLE DOGS

2011
Objective: Mirtazapine (MRT) is a human antidepressant drug mainly metabolized by the cytochrome P450 enzyme system to 8-OH mirtazapine (8-OH) and to dimetilmirtazapine (DMR). Anecdotal clinical observations suggested doses for dogs be extrapolated from human doses, but no pharmacological studies have been reported to date to support these speculations.
GIORGI, MARIO   +3 more
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Corneal choristoma in a beagle dog

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1997
S, Minamide, K, Suzuki
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Effects of Cigarette Smoking on Dogs

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1971
Lawrence Garfinkel   +2 more
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