College of Veterinary Medicine
Estrada Lab
Led by Amara Estrada · Small Animal Clinical Sciences
What we study
The Estrada Lab studies heart diseases, focusing on inherited heart problems and treatments like pacing therapy, stem cells, and gene therapy. They also research complex heart rhythms and interventional procedures.
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Current projects
Prevalence of the DCM3 and DCM4 Mutations and association with Dilated Cardiomyopathy in North American Doberman Pinschers
Checks how common two gene mutations are in Doberman Pinschers and whether they predict heart-muscle disease.
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Recent papers, explained
- Onset and progression of dilated cardiomyopathy in genotyped Doberman Pinschers with PDK4 and TTN variants: a 12.5-year longitudinal study
2026 · Scientific Reports
Tracks heart disease in Doberman Pinschers over 12.5 years to see how genes affect it.
- Frequency of arrhythmias detected in 53,708 canine electrocardiograms by breed, life stage, and sex
2026 · Journal of Veterinary Cardiology
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- The intersection of Interprofessional Education and One Health: A qualitative study in human and veterinary medical institutions
2024 · One Health
Explores how medical and vet schools work together in One Health programs.
- Exploring Veterinary Students’ Perceptions of Teamwork and Learning from an Interprofessional Community-Based Experience
2024 · Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
Asks vet students about teamwork in a One Health training program.
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How to reach out
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