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Maine Coon Breeding Plus pack: blood group, HCM1, SMA, PK, PKD, MDR1, FXII, MD, MTM1, cystinuria and FXI

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Expanded breeding genetic panel for the Maine Coon that brings together eleven molecular tests: blood group determination (CMAH), feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy type 1 (MYBPC3 p.A31P), spinal muscular atrophy (TECPR2), pyruvate kinase deficiency (PKLR), polycystic kidney disease (PKD1), ivermectin sensitivity (MDR1/ABCB1), factor XII deficiency (F12), Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), myotubular myopathy type 1 (MTM1), cystinuria type B and factor XI deficiency (F11). It combines cardiac, haematological, renal, neuromuscular and urological conditions and a blood group marker critical for neonatal isoerythrolysis. The panel is complementary to cardiac, blood and urological examination in breeding selection.
Inheritance patternMixed: CMAH blood group — codominant (A/B); HCM1 — autosomal dominant with incomplete penetrance; SMA, PK, PKD, MDR1, FXII, MD, MTM1, cystinuria and FXI — autosomal recessive (MD X-linked).
Gene / MutationCMAH (blood group); MYBPC3 p.A31P (HCM1); TECPR2 (SMA); PKLR c.693+304G>A (PK); PKD1 c.10063C>A (PKD); ABCB1-1Δ (MDR1); F12 (FXII); DMD (MD); MTM1 (MTM1); SLC7A9 (cystinuria type B); F11 (FXI).
PenetranceBlood group: the genotype predicts the group with high reliability. HCM1: incomplete penetrance — 8% in heterozygotes, 58% in homozygotes (Longeri 2013). SMA: complete penetrance in homozygotes. PK: variable penetrance in homozygotes. PKD: very high penetrance — most carriers develop cysts before one year of age. MDR1: variable penetrance. FXII: low penetrance (mild bleeding). MD: high penetrance in males. MTM1: high penetrance in males. Cystinuria: limited data. FXI: variable penetrance.
Codesxou
Turnaround time7 days
Price146,80 €

Incidence

Maine Coon. Carrier frequencies vary between countries and lines. HCM1 is the most studied hereditary heart disease in the breed. PKD is documented in the breed through Persian introgression. Reliable carrier frequencies are not published systematically for the eleven conditions (limited data).

Breeder management

- Genotype breeding animals before mating (eleven tests on a single sample)\n- Blood group: identify type B queens before mating to prevent neonatal isoerythrolysis\n- For HCM1: carrier×clear with annual echocardiographic follow-up; incomplete penetrance\n- For SMA, PK, PKD, MDR1, MD, MTM1, cystinuria and FXI (recessive): do not mate two carriers — 25% of homozygotes affected; carrier×clear is safe if tested\n- For PKD (dominant): heterozygotes transmit the variant to 50% of the offspring; prioritise clear animals\n- After a confirmed clinical case, do not repeat the parental mating and communicate the status to the buyer

Specialist notes

HCM1 is confirmed by echocardiography and molecular testing; annual examination is essential. SMA is suspected from abnormal gait in kittens and confirmed by testing. PK is diagnosed by complete blood count with reticulocytes and testing. PKD is confirmed by renal ultrasound in adults and molecular testing. MDR1 should be kept in mind when prescribing. FXII and FXI are diagnosed by coagulation profile. MD and MTM1 require muscle biopsy and testing. Cystinuria is diagnosed by stone analysis. Differentiate HCM1 from other cardiomyopathies and from arterial hypertension.

References

1. Meurs KM et al. 2005, MYBPC3 p.A31P en Maine coon (PMID 16236761)
2. Longeri M et al. 2013, penetrancia HCM1 (PMID 23323744)
3. Fyfe JC et al. 2006, TECPR2/SMA en Maine coon (PMID 16899656)
4. Grahn RA et al. 2012, PKLR en múltiples razas de gatos (PMID 23110753)
5. Lyons LA et al. 2004, mutación de la enfermedad renal poliquística felina identificada en PKD1 (PMID 15466259)
6. Mealey KL 2004, MDR1 (PMID 15500562)
7. Bighignoli B et al. 2007, CMAH y grupo sanguíneo AB felino (PMID 17553163)
8. OMIA:001440 SMA felina; OMIA:001298 prcd; OMIA:000807 PKD felina

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