How To Test For PSSM
PSSM1 and PSSM2 are both hereditary muscle diseases we know that only one parent has to have a copy of a mutated gene to pass it on, but how exactly do you test for PSSM?
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The P8 Variant Of PSSM2 Explained
When a horse is tested for PSSM2 they can come back Heterozygous (n/p8) or Homozygous (P8/P8) but what exactly is P8?
Fear & Excitability- How Emotion Can Trigger PSSM Symptoms
One thing we all know as owners of PSSM, MFM, & RER horses is that certain emotions can trigger or even bring on symptoms; but why exactly is this?
The P4 Variant Of PSSM2 Explained
When a horse is tested for PSSM2 they can come back heterozygous (N/P4) or homozygous (P4/P4) but what exactly is P4?
The P2 Variant Of PSSM2 Explained
When a horse is tested for PSSM2 they can come back Heterozygous (N/P2) or Homozygous (P2/P2) but what exactly is P2?
What Is PSSM2 (MFM)?
PSSM2 is an umbrella term used for a group of muscle diseases, 2 of these muscle diseases include something known as MFM (Myofibrillar myopathy) & RER (Recurrent Exertional Rhabdomyolysis).
What Is PSSM1?
PSSM1 also known as EPSM or EPSSM stands for Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy- type 1; it is a hereditary Glycogen storage condition.