Using New Technology to Improve Diagnosis of Lymphoma in Cats
SUMMARY: Researchers will study the genes that are turned “on” and “off” in feline gastrointestinal lymphoma as a step toward improving the diagnosis of this important cancer.
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Looking for Risk Factors for Multiple Cancer Development in Golden Retrievers
The research team will compare the genetics of dogs diagnosed with multiple cancers with those that are cancer-free, using both previously collected data and samples from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study.
Can Trained Bio-Detection Dogs Diagnose Hemangiosarcoma?
Researchers will evaluate if trained bio-detection dogs can diagnose hemangiosarcoma from a blood sample.
Studying Genetic Variants and Other Factors Associated with Lifespan and Cancer Diagnosis in Golden Retrievers
Researchers will look for genetic variants and other factors that favor longevity and minimize cancer risk in golden retrievers.
Assessing Residual Cancer Cells in Aggressive T-Cell Lymphoma
Researchers will develop and validate a novel molecular tool to assess residual cancer cell levels in dogs with aggressive T-cell lymphoma to help improve treatment and disease monitoring.
Generating T Cells for Canine Cancer Cell Therapies
Researchers will create a new method to expand immune cell production for cancer cell therapies for dogs.
Studying the Role of a Hormone in Pancreatic Tumors
Researchers will study how the hormone ghrelin influences the development of canine pancreatic cancer to identify early disease biomarkers.