Cancer Studies
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2008 | |||
12. |
#613 |
The Prognostic Significance of Chromosome Aneuploidy in Canine LymphomaNorth Carolina State University. Funded in Cooperation with the AKC Canine Health Foundation and other Parent Clubs. |
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2009 |
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16. |
#1226 |
Evaluation of Multidrug Resistance Genes in Primary Canine Lymphoma Cells Exposed to Enrofloxacin and PredisoloneAuburn University. Funded in cooperation with the AKC Canine Health Foundation and other Parent Clubs This research may result in changes in the management of patients with lymphoma or suspected lymphoma regarding steroid and antibiotic treatment. Based on our Health Survey done in 2004 – 2005, cancer was the number two cause of death in Cavaliers. The Trustees believe that cancer research is very important to our breed. |
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17. |
#1232A |
Investigation of NF-kB as aTherapeutic Target in Canine LymphomaUniversity of Pennsylvania – School of Veterinary Medicine. Funded in cooperation with the AKC Canine Health Foundation and other Parent Clubs. |
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19. |
#1344A |
Comparison of Percentage of T Regulatory Cells in Dogs with Spontaneously Occurring Lymphoma Following Oral Versus Intravenous CyclophosphamideUniversity of Missouri, Columbia - Funded in cooperation with the AKCCanine Health Foundation and other Parent Clubs. |
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20. |
#615B |
Heritable and Sporadic Genetic Lesions in Canine LymphomaNorth Carolina State University - Funded in cooperation with the AKC Canine Health Foundation and Other Parent Clubs. This research will set the groundwork to identify specific genes associated with breed-dependent cancer risk. |
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21. |
#768 |
A Collaborative Study by Veterinary Oncologists, Pathologists and Diagnostic Laboratories to Enhance the Detection, Diagnosis and Treatment of Canine LymphomaUniversity of Illinois - Funded in Cooperation with the AKC Canine Health Foundation and other Parent Clubs. This research has the potential to alter costs of treatment according to tumor type and increase survival. |
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