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Experimental infection of canine parvovirus in specific pathogen-free cats.

Midori Goto, Eiji Uchida, SHIGERU ICHIJO, Kiheiji Shimizu, Yasuo Morohoshi, Kenji Nakano

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In SPF cats inoculated with canine parvovirus, no clinical signs of the disease could be seen throughout the observaton period. However, there was a reverse correlation between the development of serum antibody and the propagation of the virus in organs of the experimental cats.

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In SPF cats inoculated with canine parvovirus, no clinical signs of the disease could be seen throughout the observaton period. However, there was a reverse correlation between the development of serum antibody and the propagation of the virus in organs of the experimental cats.

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In SPF cats inoculated with canine parvovirus, no clinical signs of the disease could be seen throughout the observaton period. However, there was a reverse correlation between the development of serum antibody and the propagation of the virus in organs of the experimental cats.

Key concepts: CATS, Canine parvovirus, Specific-pathogen-free, Parvovirus, Virology, Virus, Pathogen, Antibody

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