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  Canine Health Conference

National Parent Club Canine Health Conference

St. Louis, Missouri
October 21-23, 2005

(The following information was forwarded to attendees of the conference by Jeff Sossamon. Director of Development, AKC Canine Health Foundation.)

Conference notes on the National Parent Club Canine Health Conference can be viewed by going to the link below. The conference was attended by USKBTC Board member Georgianne Reiling.

Biennial National Parent Club Canine Health Conference.

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Mr. Sossaman also wrote, "We’re pleased to announce that the canine genome sequence has been completed with the Canine Health Foundation being the largest nonprofit funder. Now, the canine sequence takes its place alongside the human and mouse genome as one of five premier tools that researchers worldwide will have at their fingertips – leading to the promise of quicker results, faster tests, and definitive therapies in the fight against canine and human disease."

Last Updated: 01/31/2006, 9:00 pm

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