D-Lokus (d3) CatCheck because E allele is dominant

because E allele is dominant eumelanin production is normal and expression of other loci can determine coat colour

severe mental retardation

inflammation (cholecystitis) and possible rupture of the gallbladder

that causes a symmetric bilateral necrotising myelopathy with tissue softening in the ventral and dorsal white matter

They also provided DMS Genotype Calculator and Punnett Squares for breeders to use the test results to determine possible genotypes that might result from a particular breeding

D-Lokus (d3) CatCheck because E allele is dominantD Locus is responsible for coat colour dilution. Known mutations of the MLPH gene (melanophilin) are responsible for most cases of diluted colours. MLPH gene encodes a protein melanophilin, a key component in the hair and skin pigment formation. A mutation in the gene causes the improper distribution of melanosomes and coat colour dilution. It has an effect on the formation of black eumelanin as well as red yellow pheomelanin, though in lesser extent.