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  1. Correlation of HAS2-associated gene duplications with biological aggressiveness of mast cell tumors in Chinese Shar-Pei dogs

    Garner, Alana Pavuk, author, Avery, Anne, advisor, Thamm, Douglas, committee member, Basaraba, Randall, committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2013

    Cutaneous mucinosis in Shar-Pei dogs is the result of excessive dermal hyaluronan, a protein associated with angiogenesis and tumor cell motility in multiple human and canine neoplasms. Cutaneous mucinosis in Shar-Pei has been associated with gene duplications upstream of the hyaluronic acid …

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