Copio incollo il messaggio proveniente dall'inghilterra in merito a una raccolta fondi a cura dell'Animal Health Trust per una ricerca che porti ad identificare il gene responsabile dell'atassia cerebellare o secondo atri trattasi di abiotrofia cerebellare nello spinone. Nel messaggio è accluso il link per donare (va bene la carta di credito) e in fondo gli aggiornamenti sulla ricerca
Rossella
The Spinone Club of Great Britain is trying to raise the approximately £68,000 needed to fund research which will finally identify the gene that carries CA and make it possible to test for its presence. This research is being sponsored by the UK's Animal Health Trust.
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> PLEASE DONATE to the CA fund of your spinone club, or if you prefer, donate directly to http://www.aht.org.uk/fundraising_isca.html
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> Use a credit card, just like you do at LLBean.com! The exchange rate is about $1.75 to £1.00 at the moment (Today is January 24.) You donate pounds and your credit card is charged dollars, and, depending on your bank, possibly a small fee for the foreign exchange.
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> I have been told that these funds need to be raised before the end of February, as the interested geneticist has a grant that is running out.
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> The latest update from the Spinone Club of Great Britain on the research is at http://www.italianspinone.co.uk/Health/caupdate12a.htm
Rossella
The Spinone Club of Great Britain is trying to raise the approximately £68,000 needed to fund research which will finally identify the gene that carries CA and make it possible to test for its presence. This research is being sponsored by the UK's Animal Health Trust.
>
> PLEASE DONATE to the CA fund of your spinone club, or if you prefer, donate directly to http://www.aht.org.uk/fundraising_isca.html
>
> Use a credit card, just like you do at LLBean.com! The exchange rate is about $1.75 to £1.00 at the moment (Today is January 24.) You donate pounds and your credit card is charged dollars, and, depending on your bank, possibly a small fee for the foreign exchange.
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> I have been told that these funds need to be raised before the end of February, as the interested geneticist has a grant that is running out.
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> The latest update from the Spinone Club of Great Britain on the research is at http://www.italianspinone.co.uk/Health/caupdate12a.htm
