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Lavender Foal Syndrome
Lavender foal syndrome (LFS), also called coat color dilution lethal (CCDL), is a genetic disease that affects newborn foals of Arabian horse bloodlines. Cases reported in peer-reviewed veterinary literature are entirely of foals descended from a number of "Egyptian Arabian" or Egyptian-related bloodline groups. However, in Australia, a few breeders of Crabbet-related lines have also had foals affected by LFS. Lavender foal syndrome should be considered in any weak newborn Arabian or part-Arabian foal, particularly if it has some degree of "Egyptian" breeding, if the foal cannot stand, if other signs of neurological problems are present, and especially if it has an abnormally light coat color.〔
==History and research==
The condition has been recognized since the mid- to late-1950s.
Research into the genetics of LFS has been conducted at the University of California, Davis and Cornell University in the United States, the University of Queensland in Australia, and the University of Pretoria in South Africa. In November, 2009, Cornell University announced a DNA test has been developed to detect carriers of LFS. Simultaneously, the University of Pretoria also announced they had developed a DNA test. Testing is now available at Cornell, Pretoria, Queensland, and in New South Wales.
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