Technical Data: BRAF Gene Mutation Testing in Dogs

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This document introduces the "BRAF gene mutation test for dogs (bladder transitional cell carcinoma and prostate cancer)" conducted by K9 Lab, which supports animal healthcare with advanced technology. In dogs with bladder transitional cell carcinoma and prostate cancer, mutations in the BRAF gene (homologous to human BRAF amino acid 600) are frequently present. In other tumors, the frequency of this mutation is low, and it is not detected in non-tumorous changes such as cystitis. Therefore, if a mutation is detected, it is highly likely that the cells in the sample are proliferating tumorally. The document provides detailed information on the characteristics of the test, its clinical significance, and a Q&A section. [Contents] ■ Characteristics of the test and clinical significance ■ Consider the BRAF gene mutation test in these situations ■ Evidence: Reference materials ■ Q&A *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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