Characterization of peritoneal cells from cats with experimentally-induced feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) using RNA-seq

Abstract We show how liquid migrates in sheared unsatu- rated granular media using a grain scale model for capillary bridges. Liquid is redistributed to neighboring contacts

By using an N cycle biogeochemical model of the pelagic and benthic ecosystem of the Kaneohe Bay, we investigated changes in the ecosystem steady state, trophic state, and

To elucidate the association between the identified SNP and the outcome of FCoV infection, the frequency of each genotype (Additional file 1) and allele (Additional file 2) was

In all animals, the amount of virus in the faeces subsequently increased within two days to peak levels of 10 6 –10 8 genomes/lL fae- ces, after which shedding remained high for

List of differentially expressed (DE) genes identified in whole blood of Mycoplasma suis- infected pigs (when compared to sham-infected group) separated by all three methods

Western blot analysis showed specific recog- nition of polypeptides of 79, 73, 60, 52, 40 and 39 kDa by sera from infected cats 1 month post-infection, but not by sera taken prior

Data [comprising: cat identification number; age; diag- nosis (with FIP vs without FIP); sample type (tissue, fluid and faeces) and specific organ/body cavity of origin

Moreover, the majority (77%) of FCoV RNA sequences in faecal samples from cats with FIP had a methionine codon at position 1058 in the FCoV S protein gene, suggesting that these