WSU develops test for canine bleeding disorder
Washington State University Researchers studied Scottish Deerhounds like the one above to help develop a test that identifies genes associated with delayed postoperative hemorrhaging in dogs.
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PULLMAN — Washington State University researchers have developed a test that helps identify dogs at risk of a potentially fatal disorder that can result in excessive bleeding and bruising following canine surgery.
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