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quadgram	frequency
of feline infectious peritonitis	265
no disclosures to report	168
feline infectious peritonitis virus	159
of this study was	88
this study was to	84
in cats with fip	79
the aim of this	73
with feline infectious peritonitis	67
feline infectious peritonitis in	62
in dogs and cats	60
at the time of	59
aim of this study	55
diagnosis of feline infectious	54
in feline infectious peritonitis	46
of cats with fip	43
infectious peritonitis virus infection	42
from cats with fip	40
the development of fip	36
detection of feline coronavirus	35
the central nervous system	35
samples from cats with	35
for feline infectious peritonitis	34
for the diagnosis of	34
the diagnosis of feline	33
for the detection of	31
included in the study	31
the diagnosis of fip	31
in the present study	31
as a result of	30
were included in the	30
pathogenesis of feline infectious	30
in the diagnosis of	30
of feline enteric coronavirus	29
in the pathogenesis of	28
study was to evaluate	28
is the most common	28
cats with feline infectious	27
feline infectious peritonitis feline	26
the detection of fcov	26
to feline infectious peritonitis	26
infected cats without fip	26
cats with and without	25
it is important to	23
occurring feline infectious peritonitis	22
naturally occurring feline infectious	22
peritonitis feline infectious peritonitis	22
infectious peritonitis feline infectious	21
infected with feline coronavirus	21
of naturally occurring feline	21
the objective of this	20
transcriptase polymerase chain reaction	20
the aim of the	20
diseases other than fip	20
from cats without fip	19
of dogs and cats	19
the present study was	19
lesions in feline infectious	19
on the other hand	19
in the treatment of	19
lesions consistent with fip	19
are more likely to	19
study was to determine	19
infectious peritonitis in cats	18
feline infectious peritonitis and	18
strains of feline infectious	18
in the absence of	18
has been reported in	18
the most common cause	18
of the present study	18
one of the most	18
was to evaluate the	18
cats with fip and	18
used in this study	18
was found to be	17
for the presence of	17
of fcov antigen in	17
more likely to be	17
the pathogenesis of fip	17
the time of diagnosis	17
samples from cats without	17
in the development of	17
dose of mg kg	17
with and without fip	17
against feline infectious peritonitis	17
in a cat with	17
and feline enteric coronavirus	17
of cats with feline	17
to the development of	17
of feline coronaviruses in	16
of feline coronavirus in	16
dogs and cats with	16
feline infectious peritonitis among	16
coronavirus feline infectious peritonitis	16
most common cause of	16
arise by mutation from	16
a review of feline	16
play a role in	16
endemic feline enteric coronaviruses	16
of the small intestine	16
infectious peritonitis among cats	16
by mutation from endemic	16
from endemic feline enteric	16
mutation from endemic feline	16
review of feline infectious	16
feline infectious peritonitis viruses	15
severe acute respiratory syndrome	15
feline infectious peritonitis detection	15
cats with hepatic lipidosis	15
can be used to	15
to diagnose feline infectious	15
infectious peritonitis viruses arise	15
with areas of necrosis	15
diagnose feline infectious peritonitis	15
effusions of cats with	15
tissue samples from cats	15
viruses arise by mutation	15
types i and ii	15
infectious peritonitis detection of	15
cell differentiation survival factors	15
peritonitis viruses arise by	15
in cats without fip	15
the pathogenesis of feline	15
feline enteric coronavirus infection	15
of naturally infected cats	15
analysis was performed using	15
may be associated with	15
reverse transcriptase polymerase chain	15
in the presence of	15
cats with fip were	14
in the course of	14
detection of feline coronaviruses	14
study was to assess	14
a retrospective study of	14
has been shown to	14
were significantly lower in	14
objective of this study	14
feline enteric coronavirus and	14
the purpose of this	14
feline infectious peritonitis by	14
was no significant difference	14
a large number of	14
in the case of	14
granulomas with areas of	14
as well as the	14
there was no significant	14
sequence analysis of the	14
mg kg po q	14
experimentally induced feline infectious	13
a complete blood count	13
peripheral blood mononuclear cells	13
the effusive form of	13
related strains of feline	13
of feline coronavirus rna	13
in the central nervous	13
was to determine the	13
feline infectious peritonitis using	13
and body fluids of	13
feline infectious peritonitis the	13
two related strains of	13
associated with feline infectious	13
in any of the	13
presence or absence of	13
faecal samples from cats	13
definitive diagnosis of fip	13
at the university of	13
sensitivity and specificity of	13
risk factors for feline	13
in this study was	13
a definitive diagnosis of	13
induced feline infectious peritonitis	13
feline coronavirus infections in	13
enhancement of feline infectious	13
present study was to	13
little is known about	13
naturally infected cats by	12
and immunologic aspects of	12
infected cats by reverse	12
to be associated with	12
cats by reverse transcriptase	12
of fcov rna in	12
the presence of fcov	12
of the placebo group	12
of the s protein	12
feline infectious peritonitis date	12
fluids of naturally infected	12
for the development of	12
in the control group	12
for diagnosis of feline	12
of cats suffering from	12
the course of the	12
has been reported to	12
consistent with fip in	12
virologic and immunologic aspects	12
statistical analysis was performed	12
body fluids of naturally	12
from immunocompromised cats infected	12
cats infected with a	12
consistent with fip were	12
are shown in table	12
a dose of mg	12
immunocompromised cats infected with	12
immunologic aspects of feline	12
coronavirus rna in feces	12
cats and cats with	12
aim of the present	12
feline coronavirus rna in	12
was found in the	12
in the spike protein	12
in the effusive form	12
aspects of feline infectious	12
by reverse transcriptase pcr	12
isolated from immunocompromised cats	12
have been shown to	12
study was to investigate	12
the dog and cat	12
samples from healthy cats	12
on the basis of	11
and feline infectious peritonitis	11
dependent enhancement of feline	11
infected with a feline	11
with inflammatory bowel disease	11
an overview of feline	11
the incidence of fip	11
of their diagnostic value	11
intestinal small cell lymphoma	11
if the cat is	11
and the presence of	11
virus isolated from immunocompromised	11
assessment of their diagnostic	11
included in this study	11
plasma protein binding of	11
this is the first	11
infectious peritonitis virus in	11
kg po q h	11
a small number of	11
infectious peritonitis virus isolated	11
infectious peritonitis in a	11
liver disease in cats	11
overview of feline enteric	11
cats feline infectious peritonitis	11
feline infectious peritonitis a	11
cats in this study	11
a role in the	11
statistically significant difference in	11
peritonitis virus isolated from	11
medical records of dogs	11
infectious peritonitis and feline	11
a feline enteric coronavirus	11
factors for feline infectious	11
detection of fcov antigen	11
critical assessment of their	11
in cats with chronic	11
with central neurologic disease	11
in of cats with	11
during the study period	11
in at least one	11
is one of the	11
the m l substitution	11
cats naturally infected with	11
infectious peritonitis virus infections	11
of the spinal cord	11
tissue and fecal samples	11
with a feline enteric	11
naturally occurring feline coronavirus	10
in the c gene	10
and infectious peritonitis virus	10
feline coronavirus spike protein	10
the distribution of the	10
role in the pathogenesis	10
cats with naturally occurring	10
spf and fip cats	10
was added to the	10
a review of clinicopathological	10
funded by royal canin	10
of cats without fip	10
the viral spike protein	10
s gene mutations in	10
healthy cats and cats	10
and pathological findings in	10
of clinicopathological changes in	10
cells positive for coronavirus	10
detection of fcov rna	10
pathological findings in cats	10
of specific antibodies in	10
in the a orf	10
protein of feline coronavirus	10
amino acid changes in	10
dogs of other breeds	10
this study aimed to	10
have been associated with	10
the challenge stock virus	10
from healthy cats and	10
peritonitis and feline enteric	10
review of clinicopathological changes	10
purpose of this study	10
no significant difference in	10
acid changes in the	10
been shown to be	10
may or may not	10
structural and accessory genes	10
the goal of this	10
serologic studies of naturally	10
it is not known	10
susceptibility to feline infectious	10
form of feline infectious	10
clinicopathological changes in cases	10
feline enteric coronavirus infections	10
by feline infectious peritonitis	10
were obtained from the	10
with the exception of	10
coronavirus and infectious peritonitis	10
course of the disease	10
in the majority of	10
dogs with and without	10
and baff mrna expression	10
the treatment of choice	10
with clinical signs of	10
enteric coronavirus and infectious	10
and a critical assessment	10
in the fip group	10
polymerase chain reaction of	10
of the s gene	10
spike protein of feline	10
the spike protein of	10
the end of the	10
studies of naturally occurring	10
the detection of feline	10
time of first vaccination	10
feline coronavirus type i	10
the non fip group	10
naturally infected with feline	10
the time of first	10
clinical and pathological findings	10
and feline immunodeficiency virus	10
in cats naturally infected	10
correlation was found between	10
a critical assessment of	10
experimentally infected with feline	9
specific antibodies in lesions	9
transcription unit of different	9
of the cats with	9
analysis of the orf	9
cats and its relationship	9
on feline infectious peritonitis	9
coronavirus antigen expression and	9
of the gastrointestinal tract	9
was to assess the	9
comparative sequence analysis of	9
been reported in cats	9
of the dog and	9
and phylogenetic analysis of	9
coronavirus type i and	9
with systemic spread of	9
and a specificity of	9
using a commercially available	9
and its relationship to	9
in cats experimentally infected	9
this retrospective study was	9
expression and production of	9
a b transcription unit	9
of the orf a	9
peritonitis among cats in	9
polymerase chain reaction for	9
deletions in the a	9
at a dose of	9
there was no difference	9
of a modified live	9
of humoral and cellular	9
as well as in	9
per cent of cats	9
resistance of feline peritoneal	9
peritonitis detection of feline	9
a total of dogs	9
by mutations in the	9
a study of naturally	9
studies are required to	9
without feline infectious peritonitis	9
in cats with severe	9
occurring feline coronavirus infections	9
risk of feline infectious	9
by the presence of	9
the vaccine and placebo	9
and production of specific	9
relationship to feline infectious	9
coronavirus infections in kittens	9
of this retrospective study	9
is likely to be	9
peritoneal and pleural effusions	9
school of veterinary medicine	9
in cats with hepatic	9
goal of this study	9
production of specific antibodies	9
feline peritoneal macrophages to	9
the molecular genetics of	9
changes consistent with fip	9
could not be determined	9
to mg kg day	9
was approved by the	9
small and large intestine	9
phylogenetic analysis of feline	9
humoral and cellular immunity	9
its relationship to feline	9
unit of different biotypes	9
study was to compare	9
can be found in	9
antigen expression and production	9
of the dogs were	9
important role in the	9
can be detected in	9
suspected of having fip	9
orf a b transcription	9
the small and large	9
intrinsic resistance of feline	9
of cats and its	9
prevalence of fip in	9
peritonitis in cats naturally	9
the orf a b	9
from the same cat	9
molecular genetics of feline	9
the presence of coronavirus	9
blood samples from healthy	9
b transcription unit of	9
from dogs and cats	9
as a consequence of	9
study was approved by	9
the length of the	9
have been described in	9
tests in the diagnosis	9
study of naturally occurring	9
cats experimentally infected with	9
of feline peritoneal macrophages	9
tested positive for fcov	9
cats suspected of having	8
from the feces of	8
the sensitivity of the	8
but not in controls	8
prevalence of hcm in	8
and can be used	8
epidemiology of feline infectious	8
diagnosis of fip is	8
and pathogenesis of feline	8
of the elfa in	8
cats are more likely	8
of cats with suspected	8
of laboratory tests in	8
a common cause of	8
the cause of the	8
cats with confirmed fip	8
some aspects of humoral	8
cats were included in	8
have not yet been	8
a sensitivity of and	8
in all cats with	8
endemic feline enteric coronavirus	8
cats with lgl lymphoma	8
the results of the	8
with the aim to	8
and cellular immunity in	8
in lesions in feline	8
inheritance of susceptibility to	8
coronavirus infection of cats	8
samples were collected from	8
aspects of humoral and	8
diseased tissues of cats	8
suspected feline infectious peritonitis	8
diagnosis of fip was	8
antibodies in lesions in	8
neurologic feline infectious peritonitis	8
the right pulmonary artery	8
it is appropriate to	8
of the disease and	8
cats with fip exhibit	8
cats with effusive fip	8
as well as to	8
ck isoenzymes and macroenzymes	8
the presence of the	8
macrophages to coronavirus infection	8
of the tissue samples	8
was not significantly different	8
glycoprotein in the diagnosis	8
be detected in the	8
at mg kg po	8
of this prospective study	8
a commercially available kit	8
of the presence of	8
are summarized in table	8
cats with immunohistochemically confirmed	8
to years of age	8
or a combination of	8
important to note that	8
an important role in	8
codon was identified in	8
in the mes lnn	8
effusive form of fip	8
for the first time	8
the presence or absence	8
no statistically significant difference	8
laboratory tests in the	8
a statistically significant difference	8
of the tricuspid valve	8
protection against feline infectious	8
with fip in cats	8
should be performed in	8
this prospective study was	8
be found in the	8
environments with endemic feline	8
the use of a	8
have been reported in	8
with diseases other than	8
was no difference in	8
the majority of dogs	8
with in vivo virulence	8
the nature of the	8
diagnosis was based on	8
strains of fip coronavirus	8
our results suggest that	8
of s gene mutations	8
during the pathogenesis of	8
an enteric coronavirus infection	8
a suspicion of fip	8
peritonitis in purebred catteries	8
with immunohistochemically confirmed fip	8
to confirm the diagnosis	8
effusive form of feline	8
dogs and cats were	8
cat environments with endemic	8
for detection of feline	8
further studies are required	8
fcov antigen in macrophages	8
the vaccine group and	8
diseases of the dog	8
in the placebo group	8
it has been suggested	8
a diagnostic test for	8
demonstration of feline infectious	8
clinical diagnosis of fip	8
infection of feline macrophages	8
peritoneal macrophages to coronavirus	8
with endemic feline enteric	8
iwhs with previous bp	8
the feline coronavirus spike	8
in cats with a	8
enteric coronavirus infection of	8
dogs were included in	8
in the brains of	8
pathologic changes and immunofluorescence	8
is associated with a	8
at the level of	8
infectious diseases of the	8
i and canine coronavirus	8
feline coronavirus feline infectious	8
the prevalence of the	8
for up to days	8
analysis of the viral	8
a leucine codon was	8
mesenteric lymph nodes and	8
may be required to	8
in the feline coronavirus	8
as a diagnostic test	8
infectious peritonitis in purebred	8
infection of cats and	8
were more likely to	8
genetics of feline coronaviruses	8
acid glycoprotein in the	8
study was to describe	8
the cats with fip	8
among cats in multiple	8
cats with fip had	8
fcov s gene mutations	8
in the lymph nodes	8
cats with histopathologically confirmed	8
of susceptibility to feline	8
changes in the spike	8
of the central nervous	8
clinically normal and fip	7
in peripheral blood monocytes	7
peritonitis is determined by	7
should be performed to	7
the amino acid sequence	7
of the genomes of	7
and not with feline	7
high viral loads despite	7
is an employee of	7
is important to note	7
the study was approved	7
infectious peritonitis in specific	7
has also been reported	7
peritonitis virus infection in	7
aim of this prospective	7
the inheritance of susceptibility	7
not consistent with fip	7
in cats with histopathologically	7
there was a significant	7
at months of age	7
coronavirus infection correlates with	7
on the survival time	7
infectious peritonitis is determined	7
cats infected with feline	7
of the university of	7
higher viral loads than	7
loads despite absence of	7
retrospective study was to	7
and cats with central	7
these results suggest that	7
cats without fip symptoms	7
coronaviruses and their evolution	7
in a previous study	7
in feline macrophages by	7
the small number of	7
persistence and evolution of	7
reaction of blood samples	7
is most commonly associated	7
of feline coronaviruses by	7
the mesenteric lymph nodes	7
spike protein fusion peptide	7
the majority of the	7
chronic mitral valve disease	7
a high rate of	7
by far the most	7
small number of cats	7
clinical signs associated with	7
sensitivity of and a	7
can be associated with	7
is considered to be	7
fusion peptide and feline	7
were included in this	7
were not included in	7
mutations in the feline	7
cats with central neurologic	7
of the detection of	7
culture and reverse transcriptase	7
of a cat with	7
of the study was	7
of cats with confirmed	7
during the course of	7
in the faeces of	7
of cats in the	7
of recombinant feline interferon	7
most commonly associated with	7
was the most common	7
to coronavirus infection correlates	7
histological lesions consistent with	7
results of this study	7
has not been reported	7
between feline coronaviruses and	7
of the challenge stock	7
is determined by mutations	7
and in naturally fcov	7
cats of the placebo	7
with feline immunodeficiency virus	7
the diagnostic value of	7
feline infectious peritonitis after	7
comparison of the genomes	7
by culture and reverse	7
history and clinical signs	7
at veterinary medical teaching	7
age at the time	7
the intestine and not	7
not with feline infectious	7
the underlying cause of	7
the clinical signs of	7
a premature stop codon	7
in the small intestine	7
coronavirus in a closed	7
for the treatment of	7
and evolution of feline	7
in cats with feline	7
evolution of feline coronavirus	7
to the presence of	7
despite absence of clinical	7
protein fusion peptide and	7
play an important role	7
from the intestine and	7
a median age of	7
fip and spf cats	7
from a cat with	7
over a period of	7
absence of clinical and	7
at the end of	7
determined by mutations in	7
findings in cats with	7
of and a specificity	7
of blood samples from	7
diagnosis is based on	7
baff mrna expression levels	7
and feline coronavirus virulence	7
and months of age	7
the results of this	7
were used in this	7
gene of feline infectious	7
coronaviruses by culture and	7
is reported to be	7
is involved in the	7
immunologic phenomena in the	7
phenomena in the effusive	7
has been suggested that	7
coronavirus correlate with systemic	7
it is possible that	7
infection in feline macrophages	7
cats with clinical signs	7
a comparison of the	7
of feline coronavirus correlate	7
acquisition of macrophage tropism	7
high pressure liquid chromatography	7
the university of bristol	7
detection of s gene	7
feline coronavirus correlate with	7
feline infectious peritonitis coronavirus	7
what they tell us	7
these findings suggest that	7
spread of virus from	7
for the measurement of	7
at the same time	7
was used to compare	7
of clinical and pathological	7
clinical signs consistent with	7
the development of the	7
with clinical feline infectious	7
cats with clinical feline	7
potentially consistent with fip	7
findings in cats experimentally	7
treatment of choice for	7
correlate with systemic spread	7
viral loads despite absence	7
the plasma protein binding	7
infection correlates with in	7
genomes of fecvs and	7
must be differentiated from	7
type i feline coronavirus	7
involved in the pathogenesis	7
this study were to	7
the genomes of fecvs	7
analysis based on the	7
of this study is	7
was significantly higher in	7
feline pancreatic lipase immunoreactivity	7
feline coronaviruses and their	7
of this study were	7
systemic spread of virus	7
feline coronavirus antibodies in	7
type i and canine	7
veterinary medical teaching hospitals	7
feline immunodeficiency virus infection	7
for use in cats	7
feline infectious peritonitis is	7
in one study of	7
update on feline infectious	7
and mesenteric lymph nodes	7
cellular immunity in naturally	7
tests to diagnose feline	7
feline coronaviruses by culture	7
in cats affected by	7
the level of the	7
in specific cat breeds	7
type i and in	7
that died of fip	7
tropism during the pathogenesis	7
from feline infectious peritonitis	7
aim of the study	7
they tell us about	7
different tests to diagnose	7
in of the cats	7
clinical feline infectious peritonitis	7
of different tests to	7
studies are needed to	7
an update on feline	7
of macrophage tropism during	7
intestine and not with	7
test for feline infectious	7
correlates with in vivo	7
feline coronavirus in a	7
a linear foreign body	7
of virus from the	7
peptide and feline coronavirus	7
onset of clinical signs	7
chain reaction of blood	7
viral loads than healthy	7
and cats with clinical	7
in the amount of	7
blood samples from cats	7
form of the disease	7
the study was to	7
macrophage tropism during the	7
the presence of a	7
with the effusive form	7
to be the most	7
comparison of different tests	7
i and in naturally	7
virus from the intestine	7
the median survival time	7
the time of exposure	6
significantly higher viral loads	6
there was no statistically	6
sequence of feline coronavirus	6
and the development of	6
diagnostic test for feline	6
the prevalence of hcm	6
in the vaccine group	6
disease in the cat	6
cats with neurological signs	6
hba c in dogs	6
and complement activity fluctuations	6
of the value of	6
than years of age	6
epidemic of feline infectious	6
reference on page for	6
of fcov s gene	6
acute spinal cord injury	6
assay for detection of	6
is believed to be	6
of fip in the	6
quantitatively analyzed in terms	6
examined at veterinary medical	6
the four related cats	6
of feline coronavirus strain	6
of the feline coronavirus	6
the value of laboratory	6
tell us about the	6
used in the diagnosis	6
vaccine and placebo group	6
in kittens with experimentally	6
samples were obtained from	6
coronavirus antibodies in cats	6
of the infected cats	6
type of feline lymphoma	6
vincristine were detected on	6
the cat should be	6
and epidemiology based on	6
infectious peritonitis by intranasal	6
of coronavirus mutants in	6
of cats diagnosed with	6
significant difference in the	6
used in cats with	6
the fcov zu strain	6
type i and ii	6
with small cell lymphoma	6
infiltration of neutrophils into	6
tissues of cats with	6
in effusions of cats	6
lower esophageal sphincter tone	6
the prevalence of anemia	6
of serotype ii feline	6
of the viral c	6
cats with suspected feline	6
mg kg q h	6
of the right pulmonary	6
with suspected feline infectious	6
main reference on page	6
of different diagnostic tests	6
was carried out in	6
were positive for the	6
likely to occur in	6
diagnosis of fip in	6
in cats with effusive	6
coronaviruses feline infectious peritonitis	6
are likely to be	6
not included in the	6
of spinal cord dysfunction	6
a methionine codon was	6
genomic rna sequence of	6
in the gastrointestinal tract	6
detected on the floor	6
were excluded from the	6
and diastolic rv function	6
in the bone marrow	6
m l and s	6
value of laboratory tests	6
to determine the prevalence	6
feline infectious peritonitis pathogenesis	6
cipf whwts but not	6
feline coronavirus pathobiogenesis and	6
rna sequence of feline	6
antigen in macrophages in	6
veterinary teaching hospital of	6
the effusions of cats	6
l and s a	6
coronavirus mutants in feces	6
on page for details	6
feline coronavirus type ii	6
the majority of cases	6
determine the prevalence of	6
leads to a premature	6
that the detection of	6
of feline coronavirus infection	6
the infiltration of neutrophils	6
in some cats with	6
a veterinary teaching hospital	6
was identified in samples	6
fip exhibit significantly higher	6
some important disorders of	6
only in cats with	6
of ck isoenzymes and	6
analyzed in terms of	6
loads than healthy infected	6
cytokine transcription levels in	6
the d l value	6
significance of coronavirus mutants	6
were significantly associated with	6
in the management of	6
the sequences encoding for	6
traces of vincristine were	6
in a series of	6
cats with fip in	6
i feline coronavirus infection	6
be responsible for the	6
should be ruled out	6
identified in samples from	6
among cats examined at	6
exhibit significantly higher viral	6
with the development of	6
is not possible to	6
and mesenteric lymph node	6
in feces and diseased	6
of the information found	6
may be seen in	6
systolic and diastolic rv	6
between feline coronavirus type	6
feces of healthy cats	6
into feline coronavirus pathobiogenesis	6
based on the sequences	6
in this study we	6
the s gene mutations	6
a combination of these	6
did not differ significantly	6
a cat with feline	6
rna was extracted from	6
of the pathogenesis of	6
is more likely to	6
higher than those of	6
cat with feline infectious	6
excluded from the study	6
feline infectious peritonitis two	6
of these cats were	6
virus infection in feline	6
were used to assess	6
to identify intracellular organisms	6
associated with cardiac injury	6
fecal s a concentrations	6
with fip exhibit significantly	6
brain and spinal cord	6
in peritoneal and pleural	6
did not differ between	6
peritonitis in specific cat	6
of neutrophils into granulomatous	6
and cytokine responses in	6
did not show any	6
consisted of cats with	6
in a closed cat	6
low intensity of positivity	6
is a fatal disease	6
prospective study was to	6
based on genetic analysis	6
epidemiology based on genetic	6
important disorders of cats	6
in serum and in	6
mutants in feces and	6
acute phase proteins in	6
between fecv and fipv	6
cats suffering from feline	6
prednisolone at mg kg	6
west highland white terriers	6
the measurement of hba	6
mrna expression levels in	6
vascular lesions in feline	6
the cells were washed	6
number of differences per	6
the lower esophageal sphincter	6
suffering from feline infectious	6
recombination between feline coronavirus	6
injection of primary vaccination	6
test was used to	6
activity fluctuations in kittens	6
on the sequences encoding	6
it can be concluded	6
was to investigate the	6
healthy dogs and cats	6
fluctuations in kittens with	6
see main reference on	6
intranasal inoculation of a	6
per cent of all	6
systemic spread of fcov	6
was no statistically significant	6
in cipf whwts but	6
kittens with experimentally induced	6
neutrophils into granulomatous lesions	6
in cats with liver	6
the number of cd	6
were detected on the	6
a double recombination between	6
feline infectious peritonitis an	6
of the immune system	6
treatment of cats with	6
of fecvs and fipvs	6
similar to that of	6
pancreatitis and cardiac injury	6
should be treated with	6
than or equal to	6
role in the development	6
of the viral spike	6
from a double recombination	6
approximately per cent of	6
was detected in the	6
more likely to develop	6
with a sensitivity of	6
more likely to have	6
cent of cats with	6
all other type of	6
of cats against feline	6
cats with fip but	6
phylogenetic analysis based on	6
in approximately of cases	6
cats with diseases other	6
consistent with fip if	6
cats that died of	6
the veterinary teaching hospital	6
genetic analysis of the	6
used to assess the	6
of dogs with ibd	6
complement activity fluctuations in	6
double recombination between feline	6
is commonly used in	6
the prepatent period is	6
in all of the	6
feline infectious peritonitis with	6
protein binding of mefloquine	6
on genetic analysis of	6
of the vaccine group	6
strong intensity of positivity	6
myxomatous mitral valve disease	6
insights into feline coronavirus	6
with intestinal small cell	6
whwts but not in	6
than healthy infected cats	6
precision of the bcs	6
median survival time of	6
is an important step	6
more likely to occur	6
mean number of differences	6
on the surface of	6
evaluation of a modified	6
does not appear to	6
compared with those of	6
is shown in figure	6
of mouse hepatitis virus	6
immunization of cats against	6
cats of the vaccine	6
of differences per sites	6
of vincristine were detected	6
infectious peritonitis two related	6
it is not possible	6
isoenzymes and macroenzymes in	6
with experimentally induced feline	6
the precision of the	6
by chang et al	6
figures s and s	6
and diseased tissues of	6
had a sensitivity of	6
tissues of cats suffering	6
can be used as	6
mg kg q hours	6
originate from a double	6
feces and diseased tissues	6
that leads to a	6
it is concluded that	6
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	6
cats with fip have	6
samples were stored at	6
peritonitis by intranasal inoculation	6
systemic vascular lesions in	6
pathobiogenesis and epidemiology based	6
cats examined at veterinary	6
cats with liver disease	6
peritonitis among cats examined	6
foreign bodies in cats	6
of liver disease in	6
of the bcs diagnosis	6
an epidemic of feline	6
cats with inflammatory bowel	6
be the most common	6
measurement of hba c	6
for at least weeks	6
in of the cases	6
peritonitis pathogenesis of feline	6
coronavirus pathobiogenesis and epidemiology	6
to a premature stop	6
of canine and feline	6
per cent of spinal	6
it is well known	6
cats with intestinal small	6
of the c gene	6
the housekeeping gene gapdh	6
peritonitis two related strains	6
mrna for the housekeeping	6
cats has not been	6
no conflict of interest	6
prevalence of feline infectious	6
been reported to be	6
of the cattery cats	6
vet immunol immunopathol doi	6
at different time points	6
for the housekeeping gene	6
in the aqueous humor	6
in mesenteric lymph nodes	6
the department of veterinary	6
the viral c gene	6
precision and accuracy of	6
of feline coronavirus isolates	6
pathogenesis of fip is	6
of systolic and diastolic	6
the course of fip	6
by intranasal inoculation of	6
can be used in	6
of hba c in	6
and quality of life	6
infectious peritonitis pathogenesis of	6
it has been reported	6
in non fip cats	6
higher incidence of fip	6
used as an indicator	5
with a high viral	5
out of dogs with	5
the tissue and fecal	5
infectious peritonitis virologic and	5
in the periphery of	5
at mg kg q	5
the most common method	5
and development of granulomatous	5
has been proposed that	5
and cats with fip	5
the placebo group died	5
of the virus and	5
from the right parasternal	5
feline ascites or murine	5
layers of precipitated exudate	5
diagnostic value of feline	5
samples that did not	5
development of granulomatous vasculitis	5
was negative in all	5
viral replication in monocytes	5
a and fecv b	5
central nervous system of	5
based on clinical signs	5
der felinen infektiosen peritonitis	5
group compared to group	5
in the effusions of	5
had a higher prevalence	5
showed the presence of	5
be associated with a	5
i and type ii	5
feline interferon and glucocorticoid	5
mutations in the c	5
with three new strains	5
associated with an epidemic	5
in the spleen and	5
in naturally infected cats	5
dogs and dogs with	5
from the four related	5
have been reported to	5
serology in healthy pedigree	5
in group compared to	5
no differences were found	5
disease in dogs and	5
of the organism in	5
of a nested pcr	5
coronavirus serology in healthy	5
of dogs with dcm	5
most common method of	5
is an important cause	5
in this study were	5
lymph nodes and bone	5
of feline coronavirus associated	5
are reported in table	5
with an epidemic of	5
as one of the	5
there was no evidence	5
signs consistent with fip	5
to detect coronaviruses in	5
all of the cats	5
be due to a	5
peritonitis virologic and immunologic	5
tricuspid annular plane systolic	5
may play a role	5
of the stomach and	5
it is difficult to	5
cats in one study	5
and may contribute to	5
and gifts for providing	5
of feline coronavirus serology	5
is shown in table	5
the fecv b primers	5
veterinary clinics of north	5
the cat has been	5
in per cent of	5
the a b orf	5
clinical presentation and pathogenesis	5
disease of domestic and	5
with those reported in	5
of feline coronavirus by	5
is the first report	5
samples were fixed in	5
feline coronavirus associated with	5
is also funded by	5
highly suggestive of fip	5
with a commercially available	5
embedded tissues using feline	5
is the treatment of	5
is well known that	5
cats that were euthanized	5
feline coronavirus antibody tests	5
disseminated intravascular coagulation in	5
absolutely diagnostic for fip	5
and the placebo group	5
assessment of the diagnostic	5
critical assessment of the	5
of faecal samples from	5
intravascular coagulation in experimentally	5
at the periphery of	5
a positive result in	5
died or were euthanized	5
there was no correlation	5
vaccine under experimental conditions	5
the mechanism of antibody	5
tissue samples were collected	5
used to confirm the	5
different diagnostic tests for	5
between and days after	5
of feline immunodeficiency virus	5
from spf and fip	5
natural type i feline	5
occurs more frequently in	5
guidelines on prevention and	5
was calculated for each	5
for dogs and cats	5
us about the relationships	5
than months of age	5
in the serum of	5
be the cause of	5
with and without feline	5
serotype ii feline coronaviruses	5
in cats treated with	5
of the diagnostic value	5
to rule out other	5
the diameter of the	5
can be concluded that	5
cause of morbidity and	5
in the csf of	5
fcov rna in the	5
is not known if	5
the presence of plasma	5
paltrinieri et al b	5
dogs and cats in	5
the time of vaccination	5
fcov antibody titer was	5
significantly different from the	5
time and quality of	5
the analysis of the	5
university of liverpool is	5
with the fcov zu	5
remuneration and gifts for	5
the clinical course of	5
post at the university	5
on prevention and management	5
likely due to the	5
iw with lone af	5
and experimentally infected cats	5
the furin cleavage site	5
survival time and quality	5
the relationships between feline	5
the feline coronavirus c	5
of the viral genome	5
the safety and efficacy	5
physical examination findings are	5
of the most important	5
be associated with increased	5
was found in of	5
presence of lymph node	5
feline infectious peritonitis experimental	5
it has to be	5
of dogs with a	5
were compared with those	5
lower in dogs with	5
cats with systemic hypertension	5
in cats feline infectious	5
positive for type i	5
of neutrophil survival factors	5
sequences are shown in	5
may be found in	5
feline infectious peritonitis symposium	5
in the united states	5
at least one of	5
coagulation in experimentally induced	5
a orf of feline	5
with chronic renal failure	5
prevalence of feline coronavirus	5
acid glycoprotein for feline	5
may be because of	5
mrna pcr for the	5
and the severity of	5
be used to confirm	5
peritonitis virus antigen in	5
highly plasma protein bound	5
positive predictive value of	5
of cats with a	5
is known about the	5
in cats with naturally	5
the absence of a	5
virus in clinical specimens	5
nested pcr assay for	5
viral sequences identified in	5
the author has found	5
studies with three new	5
inflammatory response in feline	5
agreement between the methods	5
were significantly higher in	5
modified live fipv vaccine	5
cannot be used to	5
are responsible for the	5
of antibodies against feline	5
feline coronaviruses in peripheral	5
of severe acute respiratory	5
was used to detect	5
second international feline coronavirus	5
in a study of	5
is based on clinical	5
glycoprotein for feline infectious	5
financial remuneration and gifts	5
transmission of natural type	5
granulomatous vasculitis in feline	5
abcd guidelines on prevention	5
the common bile duct	5
in healthy pedigree cats	5
concentrations in cats with	5
further studies are needed	5
local inflammatory response in	5
of dogs with chronic	5
signs of spinal cord	5
exposed to feline coronavirus	5
of feline coronavirus persistence	5
of spinal cord disease	5
was no correlation between	5
tissue and faecal samples	5
of the muscularis layer	5
is more sensitive than	5
of the disease is	5
assemblages a and b	5
replication in monocytes macrophages	5
a better understanding of	5
if the cat has	5
these factors act on	5
in the vaccine and	5
deletion that leads to	5
cats with spinal cord	5
an important cause of	5
vasculitis in feline infectious	5
expression of viral antigen	5
with a median age	5
appraisal of the value	5
of cats with and	5
direct immunofluorescence to detect	5
fecv a and fecv	5
of veterinary internal medicine	5
by a number of	5
of healthy dogs and	5
for detection of fcov	5
in one case series	5
the tissue samples from	5
from cats as a	5
incidence of fip in	5
of the spike protein	5
also funded by royal	5
to the fact that	5
of the most common	5
annular plane systolic excursion	5
the s protein of	5
differences were found between	5
on the use of	5
in a clinical setting	5
inoculated with feline infectious	5
can be difficult to	5
is responsible for the	5
gifts for providing educational	5
feline infectious peritonitis virologic	5
and years of age	5
three new strains of	5
has not been investigated	5
per cent of the	5
the start of the	5
the university of liverpool	5
liverpool is also funded	5
significantly lower in dogs	5
significantly higher in the	5
in contrast to the	5
safety and efficacy of	5
the mrna for the	5
fcov zu and fcov	5
dogs were divided into	5
spleen of cat n	5
detect coronaviruses in peritoneal	5
using a monoclonal antibody	5
development of a nested	5
replication of feline coronaviruses	5
the center for companion	5
based on detection of	5
and of cats with	5
there appears to be	5
center for companion animal	5
elsewhere in this chapter	5
feline coronavirus c gene	5
monoclonal antibody against the	5
and response to treatment	5
described in the literature	5
any of the cats	5
may occur as a	5
findings associated with feline	5
fcov rna was detected	5
readership is funded by	5
interpretation of feline coronavirus	5
were no significant differences	5
the a orf of	5
the aims of this	5
white blood cell count	5
the highest rate of	5
in the face of	5
experimental studies with three	5
mixture of fipv and	5
response in feline infectious	5
orf of feline coronavirus	5
or the presence of	5
as an indicator of	5
was used as a	5
to weeks of age	5
b and t cell	5
effusion samples from cats	5
performed according to the	5
in view of the	5
coronavirus associated with an	5
independent evaluation of a	5
po q h for	5
for companion animal health	5
with the use of	5
could be detected in	5
of the glycan moiety	5
and transmission of natural	5
attempted immunization of cats	5
in the s protein	5
a large cohort of	5
a summary of the	5
were used to detect	5
effusive feline infectious peritonitis	5
clinical suspicion of fip	5
recombinant feline interferon and	5
with chronic kidney disease	5
seen in cats with	5
an acute phase protein	5
in the cats with	5
also be detected in	5
the sequence of the	5
the identification of the	5
a study on the	5
extraperitoneal lesions in feline	5
objective of this retrospective	5
there were no significant	5
the aim of our	5
using direct immunofluorescence to	5
and fecal samples of	5
similar to those of	5
higher in cats with	5
coronaviruses in peripheral blood	5
with fip were found	5
cats as a diagnostic	5
in the b gene	5
aims of this study	5
to detect fcov antigen	5
found in the majority	5
thickening of the muscularis	5
of lymphatic tissues in	5
in the small and	5
and without feline infectious	5
less than or equal	5
was performed using the	5
naturally and experimentally infected	5
the culture supernatant was	5
clinics of north america	5
detection of fcov s	5
was based on the	5
obtained from dogs with	5
or murine monoclonal antibodies	5
in dogs with mmvd	5
were not significantly different	5
only a few studies	5
american college of veterinary	5
of a combination of	5
the same animal and	5
but not in the	5
features and development of	5
in accordance with the	5
levels in the spleen	5
approximately of cats with	5
granulomas without extended necrosis	5
was also detected in	5
detection of feline infectious	5
were used for the	5
the accuracy of the	5
using feline ascites or	5
the csf of cats	5
on the presence of	5
in the cat is	5
international feline coronavirus feline	5
cats inoculated with feline	5
the local inflammatory response	5
were positive for coronavirus	5
may be useful in	5
or in combination with	5
is funded by royal	5
than those in the	5
nodes and bone marrow	5
pcr for the diagnosis	5
of other causes of	5
has also received financial	5
relationships between feline coronaviruses	5
results consistent with fip	5
codon was found in	5
a deletion that leads	5
signs of gastrointestinal disease	5
tissues using feline ascites	5
occur as a result	5
were quantitatively analyzed in	5
study was funded by	5
mortem diagnosis of fip	5
cats with other diseases	5
sequence carries a deletion	5
ascites or murine monoclonal	5
of type ii fipv	5
that can be used	5
a mrna pcr for	5
of natural type i	5
most common form of	5
received financial remuneration and	5
and the s gene	5
diagnosis was confirmed by	5
the location of the	5
in dogs with pancreatitis	5
of liverpool is also	5
the degree of branching	5
cells were positive for	5
the detection of s	5
in the group of	5
new strains of feline	5
cats with histopathologically verified	5
cats diagnosed with fip	5
it is associated with	5
csf of cats with	5
between t and t	5
of granulomatous vasculitis in	5
with a history of	5
the splenic red pulp	5
persistence in healthy cats	5
has been reported that	5
in up to of	5
cats with neurological fip	5
in cats with systemic	5
counts were significantly lower	5
is similar to that	5
in a veterinary teaching	5
and without neurological signs	5
with and without neurological	5
a modified live fipv	5
the outcome of infection	5
binding of mefloquine in	5
of the fcov genome	5
of the role of	5
of ascites in cats	5
in order to confirm	5
pcr assay for detection	5
clinical signs may be	5
type i and type	5
aim of our study	5
demonstration of the organism	5
spleen and mesenteric lymph	5
and what they tell	5
college of veterinary internal	5
in cats with and	5
of tumor necrosis factor	5
increased in dogs with	5
also received financial remuneration	5
zu and fcov zu	5
fcov rna c t	5
a median survival time	5
in week compared to	5
ajg has also received	5
chain reaction for the	5
carries a deletion that	5
cats with the effusive	5
with a diagnosis of	5
in cats with suspected	5
less common in cats	5
the young pet cats	5
significantly higher than those	5
of the healthy cats	5
an increase in the	5
should not be used	5
in the same animal	5
infectious peritonitis using the	5
could be due to	5
it has been proposed	5
feline coronavirus infection and	5
fip in cats with	5
infected cats with and	5
cats treated with ppf	5
infectious peritonitis virus antigen	5
from the non fip	5
inoculation of a temperature	5
fip is an immune	5
peritonitis virus in clinical	5
in which fip was	5
coronavirus type ii strains	5
and specificity of a	5
with an increase in	5
of morbidity and mortality	5
infected with feline immunodeficiency	5
the medical records of	5
virus antigen in paraffin	5
a control group of	5
for a total of	5
an appraisal of the	5
a review of the	5
from cats that were	5
cats without fip and	5
in relation to the	5
of pancreatitis in cats	5
fcov n gene expression	5
about the relationships between	5
cats with suspected fip	5
a nested pcr assay	5
in experimentally induced feline	5
t and b cell	5
coronavirus infection and fecal	4
with both enteric infection	4
levels of circulating mps	4
on effusions from cats	4
shedding of feline coronavirus	4
to feline coronavirus infection	4
young and older dogs	4
cases of fip disease	4
dans le cerveau de	4
peritonitis virus infection an	4
described in previous studies	4
the basis of the	4
b associated with both	4
staffordshire terrier and french	4
organization and expression of	4
were treated with a	4
the tricuspid valve and	4
to be diagnosed with	4
the periphery of the	4
analysis of feline coronaviruses	4
associated with a shorter	4
with baos and control	4
to its sensory evaluation	4
to evaluate the prevalence	4
from resident and adopted	4
qpcr protocol was based	4
coronaviruses in peritoneal and	4
macrophages by monoclonal antibodies	4
were found between the	4
least one of the	4
with low antibody titers	4
samples from cats by	4
may not be the	4
presence of the parasite	4
fcov zu tissue fecal	4
ileal and colonic mucosa	4
are thought to be	4
serum crp concentrations were	4
due to its sensory	4
the presence of fip	4
the online search behaviour	4
were found to be	4
as the product of	4
concentrations were significantly lower	4
tests for feline infectious	4
mouse monoclonal antibody against	4
was carried out by	4
detection in effusions of	4
concentrations of crp are	4
specificity could not be	4
in cats has not	4
ability to identify intracellular	4
as a biomarker for	4
pcr and ifa negative	4
a mixture of fipv	4
m l substitution in	4
was significantly lower in	4
the dogs had a	4
diagnosis of fip should	4
unique to each cat	4
in cats with lgl	4
kidney of cat n	4
using transmissible gastroenteritis virus	4
were associated with shorter	4
systolic tricuspid regurgitant jet	4
seroepidemiology of feline infectious	4
mg cat every hours	4
was calculated as the	4
was to compare the	4
transcriptase pcr persistence and	4
and fcov n genes	4
the presence of clinical	4
a higher incidence of	4
pon and tac levels	4
did not appear to	4
for fcov nucleic acid	4
nucleic acid detection in	4
of viral antigen in	4
of clinical neurologic feline	4
cats by mrna rt	4
complete blood count and	4
to measure t in	4
in a cat feline	4
intestine of cat n	4
a risk factor for	4
should be considered in	4
used to compare the	4
one third of the	4
mean angle between the	4
in the dog with	4
infection in a cat	4
and the absence of	4
as the only treatment	4
coronavirus strain fcov c	4
method that is commonly	4
and interpretation of feline	4
diagnosis in cats with	4
from cats with and	4
calculated as the product	4
distribution of ck isoenzymes	4
definitive diagnosis is by	4
in cats with acute	4
tissue fecal virus orf	4
c gene in intestinal	4
cerveau de la souris	4
method of takano et	4
of the canine and	4
sap measurement obtained on	4
antibody detection in effusion	4
in tissues from cats	4
of types i and	4
an enzyme fluorescence assay	4
diagnosis of nutritional status	4
of the underlying cause	4
be considered in cats	4
related to this presentation	4
on feline enteric coronavirus	4
change in diameter of	4
virus infections in cats	4
the severity of the	4
high antibody titers and	4
arises by mutation from	4
cleavage site and pathogenesis	4
methods were used for	4
and cipf whwts respectively	4
with emphasis on feline	4
to investigate whether serum	4
at weeks of age	4
pathological and immunohistochemical findings	4
subclass of mouse monoclonal	4
records of dogs with	4
the diseased tissues of	4
french beauce shepherd dogs	4
monoclonal antibodies to the	4
affecting west highland white	4
results not consistent with	4
a valuable tool for	4
hypoglycemia at admission was	4
experimental spinal cord injury	4
for providing educational material	4
the specificity of the	4
in acvim class b	4
had normal lipase and	4
pathogenesis of feline enteric	4
mainly affecting west highland	4
useful for the diagnosis	4
concentrations were determined by	4
some cats may have	4
the gold standard for	4
to be caused by	4
as possible predictors of	4
endoscopic control between and	4
coronavirus infection in the	4
for their felv fiv	4
survival time in cats	4
positive for fcov rna	4
is probably due to	4
f eline infectious peritonitis	4
one study found of	4
deletions in orf b	4
different time points after	4
orf b associated with	4
and specific detection of	4
in cytokine patterns in	4
cells were washed with	4
nine structural and accessory	4
spike protein cleavage site	4
is not associated with	4
enteric infection and feline	4
small cell lymphoma and	4
signs of fip were	4
cats infected with the	4
from fip affected cats	4
for the management of	4
is a method that	4
a progressive interstitial lung	4
reference range for lipase	4
no significant difference for	4
retrospective study of cases	4
seen in the same	4
from cats by mrna	4
and clinical signs are	4
of age or older	4
both enteric infection and	4
the history and interpretation	4
in a total of	4
in the acute phase	4
concentrations in cats affected	4
based on the presence	4
dogs which varied in	4
canine and feline enteric	4
or polymerase chain reaction	4
activation of monocytes macrophages	4
a specificity of for	4
histopathological alterations of lymphatic	4
most likely due to	4
in one of the	4
method with a commercially	4
percent of body fat	4
pathogenic differences between various	4
in consultation room were	4
infectious peritonitis a review	4
on owner s lap	4
number of positive cells	4
the prevalence of types	4
not considered as a	4
in dogs with ibd	4
tissues in cats without	4
protein of feline infectious	4
both fagp and fagprp	4
and ii feline coronavirus	4
infectious peritonitis comparison of	4
de la peritonitis infecciosa	4
a palpation site was	4
lung disease mainly affecting	4
cats as young as	4
compared to those without	4
with normal cardiac size	4
two out of dogs	4
small number of cases	4
with histopathologically confirmed fip	4
interstitial lung disease mainly	4
and the degree of	4
of cells were positive	4
the study was performed	4
cats with large bowel	4
aim of this retrospective	4
a number of studies	4
compared to that of	4
and colonic mucosa of	4
inflammatory bowel disease in	4
waal malefyt et al	4
differences between groups were	4
treated with mutian x	4
type ii positive samples	4
be associated with an	4
cats with fip is	4
those of the corresponding	4
the myeloid histiocyte antigen	4
the virus can be	4
the elfa in dogs	4
the feline infectious peritonitis	4
npcr was negative in	4
a diagnosis of fip	4
the distribution of viral	4
analysis of feline coronavirus	4
percentage change in diameter	4
cardiac injury in dogs	4
be the result of	4
diagnostic accuracy of the	4
differentiation survival factor production	4
tropism and pathogenicity based	4
a good agreement between	4
nutritional status in small	4
in the peripheral blood	4
the degree of sialylation	4
phase plasma protein response	4
and the distribution of	4
diameter of the colon	4
feline infectious peritonitis natural	4
focal and perivascular lymphoplasmocytic	4
characterized by the presence	4
catteries risk factors for	4
in intestinal tropism and	4
side effects reported in	4
the precision and accuracy	4
cats suffering from fip	4
lymphatic tissues in cats	4
the san marco veterinary	4
supplementation is effective in	4
the challenge stock viruses	4
do not respond to	4
did not contain the	4
the treatment of feline	4
in five of the	4
present only in cats	4
survey and contrast radiographs	4
min at room temperature	4
group of cats with	4
of acute phase proteins	4
that the m l	4
with clinical signs and	4
the most common feline	4
cats with fip than	4
detect fcov antigen in	4
occurring chronic kidney disease	4
feline coronavirus mutations in	4
coronaviruses with small deletions	4
a mouse monoclonal antibody	4
diagnosed as bcs of	4
samples from fip cats	4
term exposure to fip	4
acute phase protein and	4
mutation in spike protein	4
terrier and french beauce	4
aqueous humor of cats	4
used for duplicate assessments	4
used in the present	4
protein gene of feline	4
from cats affected by	4
of igg subclass of	4
clinicopathological findings associated with	4
on the mechanism of	4
observer measurement variability was	4
fcov rna in blood	4
was performed according to	4
it is noteworthy that	4
and to determine the	4
clinical signs such as	4
thought to be the	4
can be divided into	4
of nutritional status in	4
which has been reported	4
cause of spinal cord	4
the most commonly used	4
the wall of the	4
is also supported by	4
toxoplasmosis in a cat	4
tissue samples that did	4
fecal s a and	4
from cats in multiple	4
cats without feline infectious	4
of crp are associated	4
normal heart size and	4
intestinal tropism and pathogenicity	4
evaluated by means of	4
has been recognized as	4
genes that were sequenced	4
feline coronavirus strain fcov	4
of fip is still	4
relative copy numbers were	4
in orf b associated	4
study was supported by	4
site and pathogenesis of	4
strain fcov c je	4
with a mixture of	4
in dogs with mvd	4
great pyrenees diagnosed with	4
be defined as having	4
cream as the only	4
mutations of viral sequences	4
feline coronaviruses in blood	4
were provided by the	4
dogs with abn sbp	4
the information found online	4
acute pancreatitis in cats	4
serum ccl concentrations and	4
were examined at the	4
degeneration of the tricuspid	4
had been experimentally infected	4
of the disease are	4
for the quantification of	4
because of the presence	4
viral antigen was detectable	4
may be beneficial in	4
after being placed in	4
leucine codon was identified	4
and the supernatant was	4
in tissue samples from	4
to the pathogenesis of	4
for type ii and	4
dogs with nml sbp	4
a high viral load	4
in bcs of and	4
to the spike protein	4
form of the virus	4
naturally occurring chronic kidney	4
a body fat analyzer	4
using the likelihood ratios	4
and adopted shelter cats	4
purebred catteries risk factors	4
french pet owners for	4
the most common clinical	4
was supported by a	4
the possibility that the	4
was not considered as	4
from both cats with	4
assays were used to	4
upper limit of reference	4
as a cause of	4
pathogenicity based upon isolates	4
the development of feline	4
has been associated with	4
dogs with a diagnosis	4
was measured in the	4
feline med surg doi	4
patterns in association with	4
fcov antigen in effusion	4
the coronavirus spike protein	4
not significantly different from	4
tricuspid regurgitant jet with	4
for each of the	4
lower than in the	4
was observed in the	4
than not having it	4
college of veterinary medicine	4
with a left shift	4
ml kg min in	4
renal transplantation in cats	4
in the intestinal tract	4
in a small number	4
histopathology as reference standard	4
is a progressive interstitial	4
highest rate of concordance	4
response to treatment in	4
a highly digestible diet	4
increased levels of circulating	4
were included into this	4
the reason for the	4
out of dogs presented	4
and these factors act	4
to that of the	4
by respiratory phase and	4
de la souris nouveau	4
virus replication in macrophages	4
the relative density value	4
prevalence of anemia in	4
feline enteric coronaviruses feline	4
the fcov spike protein	4
out of cats with	4
ctr in dogs with	4
sites of feline coronavirus	4
feline infectious peritonitis comparison	4
records of dogs presented	4
role of igg subclass	4
of takano et al	4
persistence and transmission of	4
hypothesis of this study	4
natural feline coronavirus infection	4
immunized with an avirulent	4
diagnostic features of clinical	4
has not yet been	4
mesenteric lymph node and	4
in purebred catteries risk	4
status in small animals	4
and systolic blood pressure	4
must be interpreted in	4
and the role of	4
study was designed to	4
within the spinal cord	4
the study design was	4
and accessory genes of	4
prevalence of types i	4
change over time ranging	4
imidapril and placebo group	4
the second international feline	4
cats c and c	4
pcr detecting s gene	4
increased concentrations of crp	4
in cmt progression and	4
clustered with type i	4
the mean angle between	4
experimental feline infectious peritonitis	4
after virus adsorption at	4
and tumor necrosis factor	4
the fcov zu and	4
of the samples from	4
in some acute phase	4
the imidapril and placebo	4
human patients with osas	4
min in the imidapril	4
was present only in	4
coronavirus persistence in healthy	4
age at diagnosis was	4
is rare in cats	4
phase of the disease	4
likely to be diagnosed	4
were present in the	4
cats that developed fip	4
resolution of clinical signs	4
infection and fecal shedding	4
small deletions in orf	4
the efficiency of the	4
were used for duplicate	4
more than one organ	4
genomic organization and expression	4
limit of reference range	4
staining of fcov antigen	4
in samples from fip	4
of cats that were	4
dogs were included into	4
survival time of cats	4
infectious peritonitis evaluation of	4
dogs were mixed breed	4
detection of fcov antibodies	4
between and months of	4
codon at this position	4
in dogs with imha	4
it is not clear	4
peritonitis in challenging clinical	4
in the imidapril and	4
and french beauce shepherd	4
of the center for	4
the nine structural and	4
the majority of fcov	4
in dogs with leishmaniosis	4
fecal shedding from cats	4
only treatment for sinonasal	4
feline infectious peritonitis diagnostic	4
incidence of fip among	4
for up to months	4
and perivascular lymphoplasmocytic infiltrates	4
method is subjective due	4
the detection of antibodies	4
survival rate of neutrophils	4
differences in cytokine patterns	4
history and interpretation of	4
and changes in the	4
coronaviruses in blood samples	4
differentiation into plasma cells	4
standard for the diagnosis	4
ste longitudinal systolic strain	4
infectious peritonitis after long	4
based upon isolates from	4
et al in press	4
that may cause the	4
the vhs and ctr	4
were subjected to a	4
swine serum in tbs	4
of the pulmonic valve	4
feline macrophages by monoclonal	4
diagnosis of naturally occurring	4
progressive interstitial lung disease	4
to correlate with the	4
dogs in bcs of	4
was first described in	4
detecting s gene mutations	4
infectious peritonitis virus type	4
care must be taken	4
for the reported sample	4
performances of different diagnostic	4
be performed in all	4
and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid	4
presented to the clinic	4
in young dogs but	4
of hcm in the	4
for cd and c	4
kg orally every hours	4
be involved in the	4
is subjective due to	4
peritonitis infecciosa del gato	4
use of recombinant feline	4
acid detection in effusions	4
peritonitis using the likelihood	4
in cats with the	4
with the presence of	4
with a titre of	4
or exposed to feline	4
been shown to have	4
murmour was detected in	4
cats with signs of	4
rfeifn at mu kg	4
feline coronavirus antibody and	4
the prevalence of fip	4
based on results of	4
study was therefore to	4
as feline infectious peritonitis	4
of the control cats	4
the retention times of	4
coronavirus infection in cats	4
amounts of viral antigen	4
lymphoma were tested for	4
s gene mutations were	4
cats in the vaccine	4
and development of viremia	4
a method that is	4
for analysis by rt	4
major and minor cross	4
fipvs and what they	4
be used as a	4
sequences encoding for nonstructural	4
the th mouse passage	4
canine idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis	4
crp are associated with	4
reverse transcriptase pcr persistence	4
in to of cases	4
that the incidence of	4
other type of feline	4
is thought to be	4
ii feline coronavirus infections	4
of experimentally infected cats	4
of life of cats	4
american staffordshire terrier and	4
before and after surgery	4
pathogenesis of feline coronavirus	4
the cattery cats and	4
in monocytes macrophages and	4
strain feline coronaviruses with	4
tested positive for type	4
on histopathologic examination of	4
should be taken to	4
may contribute to increased	4
has been shown in	4
in naturally and experimentally	4
used to detect fcov	4
reported a sensitivity of	4
and physical examination findings	4
antibody and nucleic acid	4
and fecal shedding from	4
the time of the	4
were observed in the	4
and after being placed	4
treatment of feline infectious	4
the putative fusion peptide	4
for a cat to	4
live fipv vaccine under	4
for a few days	4
and serum crp concentrations	4
feline coronavirus persistence in	4
used to detect the	4
long axis and the	4
cats with renal disease	4
same animal and even	4
in a population of	4
to feline enteric coronavirus	4
the cd r antigen	4
discrepancies between feline coronavirus	4
of the coronavirus genome	4
clinical neurologic feline infectious	4
in the degree of	4
of reference range for	4
viral antigen in the	4
due to feline infectious	4
cats against feline infectious	4
an important part of	4
compared to those obtained	4
ml of growth medium	4
peritonitis virus infection of	4
were positive for fcov	4
cd and cd t	4
felv fiv status resulting	4
role of the feline	4
their felv fiv status	4
the prognosis for cats	4
vegf and cd c	4
image quality scores were	4
concordance was found between	4
from workshops of the	4
in cats is mg	4
tissue samples were fixed	4
urinalysis and abdominal ultrasound	4
was used to assess	4
with small deletions in	4
whether there was a	4
pancreatitis in a cat	4
in the feces of	4
the survival time and	4
with the outcome of	4
in diameter of the	4
protein cleavage site and	4
in cats from cyprus	4
a high degree of	4
accessory and structural genes	4
in serum and csf	4
diagnostic tests for feline	4
one cat was positive	4
linked to the development	4
a clinical suspicion of	4
exposure to fip virus	4
are reported to be	4
no significant differences between	4
and presence of lymph	4
be an indicator of	4
week compared to week	4
is a common cause	4
with high antibody titers	4
in most cases of	4
protocol was based on	4
vaccinated with the inactivated	4
the siemens dca vantage	4
our hypothesis was that	4
bronchoalveolar lavage fluid analysis	4
none related to this	4
kg min in the	4
relative copy numbers in	4
the saa p protocol	4
nested polymerase chain reaction	4
virus present in the	4
or may not be	4
samples were analysed by	4
the population of the	4
left ventricular internal diameter	4
was obtained for each	4
cat was positive for	4
of dogs were evaluated	4
an increase in serum	4
mg kg orally every	4
control between and days	4
but it is important	4
management of this disease	4
fcov antibodies in the	4
feline leukemia virus and	4
of small cell lymphoma	4
that is commonly used	4
act on neutrophils and	4
searched for dogs with	4
with one or more	4
small intestinal bacterial overgrowth	4
of each cat and	4
of the sequencing step	4
between feline coronavirus antibody	4
san marco veterinary clinic	4
infection with strongyloides spp	4
tumors with high c	4
of mg kg sid	4
histopathologic examination of biopsy	4
course of mutian x	4
the size of the	4
dogs affected by mvd	4
of healthy cats and	4
online search behaviour of	4
on a regular basis	4
cytokine patterns in association	4
feline infectious peritonitis diagnosis	4
common virus infections in	4
due to the fact	4
is considered the most	4
isolated from the feces	4
the percentage change in	4
the gastrointestinal tract of	4
the samples from cats	4
body fat analyzer for	4
majority of dogs with	4
of the acute phase	4
terms of the relative	4
the role of igg	4
portosystemic shunts in cats	4
of one of the	4
than of the cells	4
over time ranging from	4
compared to the reference	4
in the italian feline	4
and of the eia	4
body fat percentage which	4
ante mortem diagnosis of	4
previously been shown to	4
has also been described	4
the development of a	4
alterations of lymphatic tissues	4
in challenging clinical cases	4
during feline infectious peritonitis	4
diagnosis and treatment of	4
the feline enteric coronavirus	4
cerebrospinal fluid for diagnosis	4
in different organs and	4
was found between the	4
and ifa negative dogs	4
with and without ormd	4
in the tissue and	4
population consisted of cats	4
in association with the	4
may serve as a	4
treatment for sinonasal aspergillosis	4
case report describes a	4
systemic hypertension in cats	4
the canine and feline	4
distribution of the virus	4
and normal alt levels	4
study on the mechanism	4
of cats that had	4
and expression of the	4
as part of the	4
not appear to be	4
the mesenteric lymph node	4
in the cardiac tissue	4
in the terminal stages	4
by the analysis of	4
and the detection of	4
healthy cats and from	4
results must be interpreted	4
to be infected with	4
different breeds were included	4
dogs and cats and	4
of neoplastic intravascular emboli	4
both clinically normal and	4
vitro plasma protein binding	4
mouse monoclonal antibodies in	4
clotrimazole cream as the	4
with severe pulmonary signs	4
methionine codon was identified	4
of peripheral blood mononuclear	4
leukemia virus and feline	4
cardiac long axis and	4
statistical analyses were performed	4
in blood samples from	4
the diagnosis was not	4
gene in intestinal tropism	4
of fip in cats	4
lung of cat n	4
the severe acute respiratory	4
enrolled in the study	4
were collected from fip	4
study of cats with	4
were divided into groups	4
are required to investigate	4
been experimentally infected with	4
pcr persistence and evolution	4
due to the presence	4
been reported to cause	4
feline coronaviruses with small	4
infectious peritonitis in challenging	4
were found in the	4
there were no dogs	4
in whwts with cipf	4
igg subclass of mouse	4
end of the canine	4
was used for the	4
has been suggested to	4
and high cd c	4
in the studied population	4
shed in the feces	4
quantitative polymerase chain reaction	4
demonstration of fcov antigen	4
of feline leukemia virus	4
in the pelvic limbs	4
field strains of fipv	4
the underlying disease process	4
development of the disease	4
the virus in the	4
as the percentage change	4
the ileum and colon	4
virus infection of feline	4
the diagnosis of nutritional	4
being placed in shelters	4
suspected to have fip	4
indices of systolic and	4
strains of feline coronavirus	4
bias of the elfa	4
in canine mammary tumors	4
evaluated for the presence	4
efficacy and safety of	4
cats with fip was	4
and clinical diagnoses were	4
from to weeks of	4
it is also possible	4
sequences from the same	4
such as aspiration pneumonia	4
of fcov in the	4
the treatment of cats	4
pathogenesis of the disease	4
kit vegf and cd	4
cell differentiation survival factor	4
the use of clotrimazole	4
none of the cases	4
de waal malefyt et	4
emphasis on feline enteric	4
in naturally occurring feline	4
been described in a	4
sensitive feline infectious peritonitis	4
as an animal model	4
the ileal and colonic	4
has not been demonstrated	4
may be due to	4
kipar et al in	4
three groups of cats	4
time reverse transcriptase polymerase	4
infectious peritonitis virus propagated	4
exact test was used	4
of each sample were	4
feline infectious peritonitis clinical	4
of the relative density	4
prevalence of bartonella spp	4
specificity of the sequencing	4
the survival rate of	4