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Researchers will analyze genetic mutations associated with drug metabolism pathways. Data will be used to develop a novel, drug sensitivity test to determine if a dog is a slow, fast or normal processor of drugs, called the phenotype. Knowing the drug processing phenotype of a dog could help veterinarians make informed and individualized drug treatment decisions for their patients, such as whether to increase or decrease the amount of a drug dosage or when to use an alternative drug. The successful development of this test could lead to increased safety and efficacy of therapeutic drugs for all dogs, improving personalized medicine.

Study ID
D22CA-310
Study Status
Active
Start Date
02/01/2022
Grant amount awarded
$71,546
Grant recipient
Washington State University
Study country
United States
Investigator
Tania Perez Jimenez, DVM, PhD, DACVAA
Study category
Pharmacology