Cerebrale Dysfunktion (CDFS)
Cerebral dysfunction (CDFS)
General description
A genetic mutation causes a structural change of transporter systems for neurotransmitters affecting several processes in the central nervous system. Affected animals show a large variety of neuronal symptoms such as depressed behaviour, walking circles, obsessive sniffing and running backwards.
Breeds
Stabijhoun
Order details
Test number | 8314 |
Abbreviation | CDFS |
Sample material | 0.5 ml EDTA blood, 2x cheek swab, 1x special swab (eNAT) |
Test duration | 3-14 working days |
Test specifications
Symptom complex | neurological |
Inheritance | autosomal recessive |
Causality | causally |
Gene | SLC6A3 |
Mutation | G-A |
Detailed description
The cerebral dysfunction in Friesian Stabijhoun is an inherited disease of the brain. A genetic mutation causes a structural change of transporter systems for neurotransmitters. Due to this malfunction, several processes in the central nervous-system are impaired. Clinically affected animals exhibit a large variety of neuronal symptoms such as depressed behaviour, walking circles, obsessive sniffing and running backwards.