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quadgram	frequency
feline infectious peritonitis virus	326
of feline infectious peritonitis	284
with feline infectious peritonitis	69
infectious peritonitis virus infection	67
in the presence of	47
pathogenesis of feline infectious	44
in feline infectious peritonitis	42
feline infectious peritonitis in	36
severe acute respiratory syndrome	36
against feline infectious peritonitis	33
to feline infectious peritonitis	33
sequence analysis of the	32
in cats with fip	32
types i and ii	28
the pathogenesis of fip	28
peritonitis virus infection in	28
cats with feline infectious	27
dependent enhancement of feline	25
f i p v	25
enhancement of feline infectious	25
at an moi of	24
in the pathogenesis of	24
on the basis of	24
in the present study	23
of cats with feline	23
and feline infectious peritonitis	22
on the other hand	22
of the s protein	22
strains of feline infectious	22
feline infectious peritonitis viruses	22
at the time of	21
the s protein of	21
the feline infectious peritonitis	20
feline infectious peritonitis and	20
the p mapk pathway	20
review of feline infectious	19
by mutation from endemic	19
by feline infectious peritonitis	19
feline infectious peritonitis feline	19
a review of feline	19
human immunodeficiency virus type	18
endemic feline enteric coronaviruses	18
mutation from endemic feline	18
has been shown to	18
peritonitis viruses arise by	18
infectious peritonitis viruses arise	18
viruses arise by mutation	18
in the s protein	18
arise by mutation from	18
of cats with fip	18
from endemic feline enteric	18
an important role in	18
of the feline coronavirus	17
on feline infectious peritonitis	17
cell differentiation survival factors	17
feline infectious peritonitis is	17
protein of feline infectious	17
the presence or absence	17
presence or absence of	17
virus infection in feline	17
of feline coronavirus isolates	16
porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus	16
type i feline coronavirus	16
infection in feline macrophages	16
of feline coronaviruses in	16
of feline enteric coronavirus	16
feline enteric coronavirus infection	16
play an important role	16
cats infected with fipv	16
of the feline infectious	15
the cells were washed	15
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	15
infectious peritonitis virus and	15
peritonitis feline infectious peritonitis	15
in feline macrophages by	15
in the feces of	15
relationship to feline infectious	15
and feline enteric coronavirus	15
infectious peritonitis feline infectious	15
of hcq and rfifn	15
the orf a b	14
of cats against feline	14
of transmissible gastroenteritis virus	14
of mouse hepatitis virus	14
the spike protein of	14
to human cancer cells	14
felis catus whole fetus	14
comparative sequence analysis of	14
infection of feline macrophages	14
an enteric coronavirus infection	14
enteric coronavirus infection of	14
and pathogenesis of feline	14
the effusive form of	14
and its relationship to	14
on the surface of	14
diagnosis of feline infectious	14
infection of cats and	14
peripheral blood mononuclear cells	14
its relationship to feline	14
in peripheral blood monocytes	14
of the orf a	14
was added to the	14
of naturally occurring feline	14
coronavirus infection of cats	14
used in this study	14
the pathogenesis of feline	14
of feline peritoneal macrophages	13
a feline enteric coronavirus	13
isolated from immunocompromised cats	13
the molecular biology of	13
are shown in table	13
in the culture supernatant	13
cats and its relationship	13
feline coronavirus infections in	13
cats against feline infectious	13
feline coronavirus spike protein	13
i and type ii	13
in vitro and in	13
pathogenicity studies of feline	13
intrinsic resistance of feline	13
the mechanism of antibody	13
related strains of feline	13
nucleotide sequence of the	13
type i and type	13
for the presence of	13
in the absence of	13
immunocompromised cats infected with	13
of cats and its	13
from immunocompromised cats infected	13
two related strains of	13
american type culture collection	13
of human immunodeficiency virus	13
genetics of feline coronaviruses	12
or sublethal amounts of	12
coronavirus infection correlates with	12
in the case of	12
infectious peritonitis and feline	12
with in vivo virulence	12
unit of different biotypes	12
virus isolated from immunocompromised	12
studies of feline coronavirus	12
occurring feline infectious peritonitis	12
the fcov c je	12
with a feline enteric	12
naturally occurring feline infectious	12
transcription unit of different	12
school of veterinary medicine	12
infectious peritonitis virus isolated	12
vitro and in vivo	12
sublethal amounts of virulent	12
orf a b transcription	12
attempted immunization of cats	12
feline infectious peritonitis coronavirus	12
feline peritoneal macrophages to	12
molecular genetics of feline	12
amounts of virulent virus	12
correlates with in vivo	12
ade of fipv infection	12
infectious peritonitis virus in	12
of fipv and fecv	12
virus or sublethal amounts	12
peritonitis virus isolated from	12
to coronavirus infection correlates	12
of porcine transmissible gastroenteritis	12
during the pathogenesis of	12
infected with a feline	12
the peplomer protein of	12
macrophages to coronavirus infection	12
from cats with fip	12
b transcription unit of	12
infection correlates with in	12
of type ii fipv	12
genomic rna sequence of	12
analysis of the orf	12
of splenocytes cultured with	12
the molecular genetics of	12
the development of fip	12
the sequence of the	12
peritoneal macrophages to coronavirus	12
live virus or sublethal	12
of the peplomer protein	12
cats infected with a	12
resistance of feline peritoneal	12
immunization of cats against	12
a multiplicity of infection	12
a b transcription unit	12
at a multiplicity of	12
the feline coronavirus spike	12
avirulent live virus or	12
of the virus in	12
of feline coronavirus infection	11
structural and accessory genes	11
it has been reported	11
mutations in the feline	11
cells were infected with	11
determined by mutations in	11
cats experimentally infected with	11
for feline infectious peritonitis	11
cells infected with fipv	11
by mutations in the	11
peritonitis is determined by	11
in the development of	11
of feline coronavirus in	11
of types i and	11
produced by feline infectious	11
role in the pathogenesis	11
important role in the	11
infectious peritonitis is determined	11
acquisition of macrophage tropism	11
tropism during the pathogenesis	11
in the feline coronavirus	11
of macrophage tropism during	11
in the effusive form	11
mixture of fipv and	11
have been shown to	11
with a mixture of	11
is determined by mutations	11
has been reported that	11
work was supported by	11
infected with feline coronavirus	11
macrophage tropism during the	11
were infected with fipv	11
and the role of	11
quantitatively analyzed in terms	10
of feline coronaviruses with	10
the housekeeping gene gapdh	10
it has been suggested	10
the combination of hcq	10
antigenic relationship of the	10
new strains of feline	10
form of feline infectious	10
as well as the	10
three new strains of	10
analyzed in terms of	10
in the presence or	10
the amino acid sequence	10
the s proteins of	10
a member of the	10
of type i fipv	10
detection of feline coronavirus	10
experimental studies with three	10
of the family coronaviridae	10
has been suggested that	10
in the supernatant of	10
kindly provided by dr	10
the s domain of	10
the presence of the	10
the supernatant of splenocytes	10
supernatant of splenocytes cultured	10
this work was supported	10
on the mechanism of	10
porcine epidemic diarrhea virus	10
relationship of the feline	10
feline coronavirus type i	10
as shown in figure	10
combination of hcq and	10
sequence of the peplomer	10
in the s gene	10
coronaviruses to human cancer	10
the antiviral activity of	10
from feline infectious peritonitis	10
in peripheral blood lymphocytes	10
type i fipv black	10
one of the most	10
with three new strains	10
of f i p	10
and baff mrna expression	10
the antiviral effects of	10
a study on the	10
human coronaviruses to human	10
spf and fip cats	10
effusive form of feline	10
using avirulent live virus	10
studies with three new	10
diseased tissues of cats	9
i and canine coronavirus	9
combination of these drugs	9
molecular biology of coronaviruses	9
supernatants were collected and	9
feline infectious peritonitis the	9
macrophages by monoclonal antibodies	9
differences between various feline	9
of disease in feline	9
experimental inoculation of cats	9
the pre post treatment	9
i feline coronavirus infection	9
enhancement of disease in	9
pathogenesis of feline coronavirus	9
coronavirus infection and the	9
de groot et a	9
the viral spike protein	9
in the pre post	9
an update on feline	9
the culture supernatant of	9
lower than that of	9
the incidence of fip	9
and ii feline coronavirus	9
virus titer in the	9
of these drugs strongly	9
ii feline coronavirus infections	9
of severe acute respiratory	9
inoculation of cats with	9
feline infectious peritonitis among	9
i and ii feline	9
peplomer protein of feline	9
phenomena in the effusive	9
induction in peripheral blood	9
than in that of	9
coronavirus infection in cats	9
pathogenic differences between various	9
of fcov c je	9
feline coronavirus c gene	9
studies have shown that	9
type i and canine	9
peripheral blood lymphocytes of	9
study on the mechanism	9
disease in feline infectious	9
induced feline infectious peritonitis	9
fipv type i viruses	9
after inoculation with fipv	9
immunologic aspects of feline	9
protection against feline infectious	9
the macrophages from the	9
infectious peritonitis virus type	9
with dengue hemorrhagic fever	9
protein of feline coronavirus	9
was obtained from the	9
in terms of the	9
mediated enhancement of disease	9
feline macrophages by monoclonal	9
the upper respiratory tract	9
antigenic relationship between feline	9
feline coronavirus infection and	9
the combination of these	9
the virus titer in	9
coronavirus type i and	9
play a role in	9
the feline coronavirus c	9
in apoptosis induction in	9
immunologic phenomena in the	9
blood lymphocytes of cats	9
and transmissible gastroenteritis virus	9
update on feline infectious	9
lymphocytes of cats with	9
apoptosis induction in peripheral	9
been shown to be	9
x g for minutes	9
virologic and immunologic aspects	9
and immunologic aspects of	9
of the fipv genome	9
aspects of feline infectious	9
was used as a	9
an equal volume of	8
higher than in that	8
in contrast to the	8
before inoculating with fipv	8
alpha in apoptosis induction	8
a recurrent feline coronavirus	8
upon isolates from resident	8
resident and adopted shelter	8
fcov n gene expression	8
a mixture of fipv	8
the american type culture	8
coronaviruses of other species	8
natural history of a	8
risk factors for feline	8
double recombination between feline	8
form of the disease	8
between feline infectious peritonitis	8
between various feline coronavirus	8
from two cats with	8
immunity in survival and	8
peritonitis virus to coronaviruses	8
recombination between feline coronavirus	8
to coronaviruses of other	8
was performed as described	8
for h at c	8
it is possible that	8
infectious peritonitis pathogenicity studies	8
in survival and disease	8
peritonitis pathogenicity studies of	8
role of cellular immunity	8
infection and the role	8
recurrent feline coronavirus infection	8
feline coronaviruses in peripheral	8
protein cleavage site and	8
c gene in intestinal	8
coronaviruses in peripheral blood	8
isolation of feline coronaviruses	8
from a double recombination	8
experimentally induced feline infectious	8
can be used to	8
role of the feline	8
in spike protein cleavage	8
that died of fip	8
mrna expression levels in	8
the relative density value	8
similar to that of	8
between feline coronavirus type	8
three times with pbs	8
and subsequent challenge with	8
cleavage site and pathogenesis	8
macrophages from the ascites	8
of the p mapk	8
isolates from resident and	8
of the relative density	8
tropism and pathogenicity based	8
in that of splenocytes	8
feline infectious peritonitis pathogenicity	8
pathogenesis of feline enteric	8
activation of the p	8
various feline coronavirus isolates	8
mutation in spike protein	8
and type ii feline	8
pathogenicity based upon isolates	8
for h before inoculating	8
in the upper respiratory	8
lesions in feline infectious	8
and adopted shelter cats	8
history of a recurrent	8
h before inoculating with	8
propagated in cell culture	8
originate from a double	8
and pathogenicity based upon	8
coronavirus type ii strains	8
cells were incubated with	8
coronavirus c gene in	8
of cats suffering from	8
infectious peritonitis among cats	8
crandell feline kidney cells	8
from the american type	8
peritonitis virus and its	8
were quantitatively analyzed in	8
induced p mapk activation	8
terms of the relative	8
virus to coronaviruses of	8
receptor feline aminopeptidase n	8
infectious peritonitis virus to	8
a double recombination between	8
infected monocytes and macrophages	8
feline coronavirus type ii	8
of a recurrent feline	8
subsequent challenge with feline	8
were inoculated with fipv	8
site and pathogenesis of	8
based upon isolates from	8
experimental feline infectious peritonitis	8
intestinal tropism and pathogenicity	8
th and th epitopes	8
spike protein cleavage site	8
analysis of feline coronaviruses	8
coronavirus infections in cats	8
activation of p mapk	8
from resident and adopted	8
significantly higher than in	8
is involved in the	8
human cancer cells t	8
the role of cellular	8
compared to that of	8
pathologic changes and immunofluorescence	8
replication of feline coronaviruses	8
challenge with feline infectious	8
cellular immunity in survival	8
of cellular immunity in	8
of viral proteins in	8
gene in intestinal tropism	8
in intestinal tropism and	8
college of veterinary medicine	8
related to transmissible gastroenteritis	7
feline coronavirus persistence in	7
infectious peritonitis virus replication	7
studies of naturally occurring	7
virus type ii and	7
natural type i feline	7
a role in the	7
aminopeptidase n in feline	7
in the spike protein	7
peptides derived from the	7
persistence in healthy cats	7
to the spike protein	7
expression of type ii	7
comparisons with dengue hemorrhagic	7
of the infected cells	7
mrna expression levels were	7
both serotypes of fipv	7
antiviral activity of hcq	7
the treatment of fip	7
for the diagnosis of	7
baff mrna expression levels	7
this study was to	7
the s and m	7
end of the genome	7
protein fusion peptide and	7
prevalence of types i	7
persistence and transmission of	7
persistence and evolution of	7
sites of feline coronavirus	7
virus propagated in cell	7
of monoclonal antibodies against	7
susceptibility to feline infectious	7
upregulates expression of type	7
the majority of the	7
either sb or sc	7
the specificity of the	7
naturally occurring feline coronavirus	7
monoclonal antibodies to the	7
monocyte cell line u	7
of gc or npi	7
feline coronavirus in a	7
phylogenetic analysis of feline	7
transmission of natural type	7
experimentally infected with feline	7
suffering from feline infectious	7
of naturally infected cats	7
coronavirus persistence in healthy	7
antibodies against feline infectious	7
has been reported to	7
of serotype ii feline	7
for the detection of	7
of feline coronavirus persistence	7
of the viral genome	7
in crfk cells and	7
of the fcov c	7
fipv receptor feline aminopeptidase	7
cats that died of	7
in cats experimentally infected	7
were cultured in medium	7
human monocyte cell line	7
to protect cats against	7
of coronavirus mutants in	7
of fipv and mab	7
peptide and feline coronavirus	7
it has been shown	7
the diagnosis of feline	7
of natural type i	7
the gene encoding the	7
ii and antigenic relationship	7
it remains to be	7
replication in monocytes macrophages	7
avirulent feline infectious peritonitis	7
the reason for this	7
and feline coronavirus virulence	7
peritonitis virus type ii	7
been reported to be	7
type ii and antigenic	7
was found to be	7
infection studies in kittens	7
tissues of cats suffering	7
from transmissible gastroenteritis virus	7
of the s gene	7
and antigenic relationship between	7
serotype ii feline coronaviruses	7
has been described for	7
produced by macrophages in	7
was added to each	7
prevalence of feline coronavirus	7
added to each well	7
of p mapk by	7
feline coronaviruses from two	7
and transmission of natural	7
monoclonal antibodies against feline	7
type ii fipv receptor	7
of a coronavirus from	7
activity of hcq and	7
of this study was	7
spike protein fusion peptide	7
in a closed cat	7
of feline coronavirus rna	7
the type i fipv	7
the s s cleavage	7
type ii feline coronavirus	7
of feline coronaviruses from	7
coronaviruses from two cats	7
cultured in medium containing	7
serologic studies of naturally	7
and fcov n genes	7
feline aminopeptidase n in	7
serotype ii fipv strain	7
n in feline macrophages	7
infectious peritonitis in cats	7
by macrophages in cats	7
the prevalence of types	7
cells were treated with	7
spike protein of feline	7
infectious peritonitis virus propagated	7
fusion peptide and feline	7
which were pretreated with	7
fipv type ii and	7
mouse hepatitis virus strain	7
peritonitis virus propagated in	7
cats suffering from feline	7
de groot et al	7
in the c gene	7
used in the present	7
primary structure of the	7
with diverse disease manifestations	7
age at the time	7
the structural and accessory	7
macrophages were infected with	7
ii fipv receptor feline	7
factors for feline infectious	7
serotypes i and ii	7
peritonitis and feline enteric	7
of the gene encoding	7
and fecv type ii	7
transcriptase polymerase chain reaction	7
from fecv by mutation	6
of a field strain	6
virus and its growth	6
fipv infection of feline	6
and physical characteristics of	6
in the none group	6
naturally infected cats by	6
i and ii in	6
of fipv infection of	6
genetic analysis of the	6
a small number of	6
cats with canine coronavirus	6
cats with diverse disease	6
the feline coronavirus fipv	6
on genetic analysis of	6
the infiltration of neutrophils	6
these drugs strongly decreased	6
derived feline mononuclear cells	6
orf a and orf	6
feline and canine coronaviruses	6
with an equal volume	6
immunized with an avirulent	6
cells were cultured in	6
mrna and fcov n	6
been associated with the	6
of splenocytes derived from	6
fip and spf cats	6
and phylogenetic analysis of	6
amino acid changes in	6
of feline coronaviruses and	6
analysis of neutralization and	6
and epidemiology based on	6
was significantly inhibited by	6
in the macrophages from	6
biological diversity of feline	6
the feline coronavirus genome	6
of the peplomer gene	6
has not yet been	6
and evolution of feline	6
coronavirus mutants in feces	6
we evaluated the antiviral	6
infected with fipv and	6
the m protein of	6
between the s and	6
the concentration of il	6
u m a n	6
was significantly higher than	6
infectious peritonitis in a	6
to play an important	6
insights into feline coronavirus	6
feline infectious peritonitis cases	6
the end of the	6
of a type i	6
effects of the combination	6
decreased the replication of	6
in feces and diseased	6
inhibited by hcq and	6
mutants in feces and	6
the internal mutation theory	6
the role of the	6
in the small intestine	6
class i virus fusion	6
monoclonal antibody analysis of	6
feline coronavirus pathobiogenesis and	6
canine coronavirus and subsequent	6
as a therapeutic drug	6
by hcq and rfifn	6
the sensitivity of the	6
splenocytes cultured with or	6
and its growth in	6
analyzed by western blot	6
mutations in the s	6
the s and s	6
antigenic and biological diversity	6
remains to be determined	6
fipv replication in vitro	6
evolution of feline coronavirus	6
characterization of monoclonal antibodies	6
outbreak of feline infectious	6
coronavirus rna in feces	6
of dengue virus infection	6
fipv replication was significantly	6
s protein of the	6
protein levels of fipv	6
washed three times with	6
diversity of feline coronaviruses	6
were obtained from the	6
in the s and	6
of the m gene	6
in cats infected with	6
method of takano et	6
coronavirus spike protein is	6
these results suggest that	6
enteric coronavirus infection in	6
was observed in the	6
obtained from the american	6
has been shown that	6
study of naturally occurring	6
nature and development of	6
the survival rate of	6
after virus adsorption at	6
infiltration of neutrophils into	6
feces and diseased tissues	6
antibody analysis of neutralization	6
replication was significantly inhibited	6
domain of the s	6
a study of naturally	6
previous studies have shown	6
group was comprised of	6
morphologic and physical characteristics	6
of the pathogenesis of	6
at room temperature for	6
rna was extracted from	6
antigens on the surface	6
avian infectious bronchitis virus	6
of monocytes and macrophages	6
for the treatment of	6
cultured with or without	6
for the identification of	6
coronavirus pathobiogenesis and epidemiology	6
associated with feline infectious	6
antigenic relationships among homologous	6
inoculated with feline infectious	6
gene of feline infectious	6
inflammatory cytokine production in	6
between fipv and fecv	6
antiviral effects of the	6
inoculated with a mixture	6
expression of viral proteins	6
of the viral c	6
pathogenesis of fip is	6
and fcov n gene	6
of the amino acid	6
coronavirus and subsequent challenge	6
either one of the	6
the cells were incubated	6
neutrophils into granulomatous lesions	6
and biological diversity of	6
and characterization of a	6
the expression of viral	6
characteristics of feline infectious	6
of neutralization and antibody	6
occurring feline coronavirus infections	6
and diseased tissues of	6
cats by reverse transcriptase	6
analysis of the viral	6
characterization of a coronavirus	6
of takano et al	6
the culture supernatant was	6
of cats with canine	6
therapeutic drug for fip	6
a therapeutic drug for	6
molecular weight of the	6
significance of coronavirus mutants	6
mrna for the housekeeping	6
from cats infected with	6
detection of feline coronaviruses	6
of fipv and anti	6
a wide range of	6
infected with feline infectious	6
strongly decreased the replication	6
of the combination of	6
as shown in fig	6
the nucleotide sequence of	6
a recombinant vaccinia virus	6
significantly inhibited by hcq	6
were inoculated intraperitoneally with	6
and the number of	6
cells were washed three	6
based on genetic analysis	6
h u m a	6
to that of the	6
the time of exposure	6
coronavirus transmissible gastroenteritis virus	6
increased plasma levels of	6
transmissible gastroenteritis virus and	6
an incubation period of	6
deletions in orf b	6
of the viral spike	6
cells were washed with	6
two cats with diverse	6
deletions in the a	6
experimentally infected with fipv	6
feline infectious peritonitis tnf	6
infected tissue culture fluid	6
it was shown that	6
infected cats by reverse	6
pathobiogenesis and epidemiology based	6
in medium containing chloroquine	6
of the infected cats	6
by reverse transcriptase pcr	6
fcov n genes were	6
of ade of fipv	6
the method of takano	6
were washed three times	6
vascular endothelial growth factor	6
of the e glycoprotein	6
feline coronavirus rna in	6
epidemiology based on genetic	6
is a member of	6
coronavirus in a closed	6
s domain of the	6
in view of the	6
the four related cats	6
the e glycoprotein of	6
relative density value to	6
naturally infected with feline	6
between fecv and fipv	6
the peplomer gene of	6
with canine coronavirus and	6
drugs strongly decreased the	6
infection enhancement of dengue	6
for the housekeeping gene	6
the viral c gene	6
as a result of	6
studies are required to	6
that of splenocytes derived	6
of neutrophils into granulomatous	6
was provided by dr	6
it is necessary to	6
cats in this study	6
physical characteristics of feline	6
into feline coronavirus pathobiogenesis	6
against the clpro of	6
of a cat with	6
the antigenic relationship of	6
was supported by a	6
at a concentration of	6
containing fetal bovine serum	6
than that of cq	6
are more likely to	5
centrifuged at g for	5
cd and cd t	5
among homologous structural polypeptides	5
disease outcome and cytokine	5
the fipv orf b	5
its growth in autochthonous	5
in this study were	5
have been used to	5
the th and th	5
the circular tfo rnas	5
strain feline coronaviruses with	5
the differences in the	5
in cats with histopathologically	5
with hcq and rfifn	5
cats with fip and	5
and respiratory syndrome virus	5
survival time and quality	5
culture an enteric coronavirus	5
infectious peritonitis and porcine	5
and post treatment groups	5
feline alveolar macrophages were	5
not yet been clarified	5
during feline infectious peritonitis	5
the vast majority of	5
of the faecal samples	5
derived from the fp	5
a final concentration of	5
with neutralizing activity against	5
reproductive and respiratory syndrome	5
a standardized plaque assay	5
in cell culture an	5
of ltb and pge	5
by the method of	5
coronaviruses with peptidyl compounds	5
of the fusion core	5
homologous structural polypeptides of	5
analysis of feline coronavirus	5
amino acids in the	5
did not show significant	5
in cats immunized with	5
in cell culture and	5
clinical and pathological findings	5
present in the s	5
for min and then	5
there was no significant	5
of life of cats	5
the fusion core complex	5
cell culture an enteric	5
through the directed deletion	5
and infectious peritonitis virus	5
findings in cats experimentally	5
of a modified live	5
of feline coronavirus strain	5
recombinant vaccinia virus vtf	5
of the accessory proteins	5
pbml isolated from cats	5
i p v infection	5
comparison with the sequence	5
characterization of a feline	5
cytokine production in primary	5
with an epidemic of	5
mapk by feline infectious	5
cells and in pbmcs	5
p mapk by feline	5
was kindly provided by	5
coronavirus mouse hepatitis virus	5
samples were collected from	5
of porcine coronavirus tgev	5
pcr for the diagnosis	5
cells were grown in	5
the genome of porcine	5
feline infectious peritonitis two	5
coronaviruses with small deletions	5
control and infected samples	5
viral rna level in	5
both fipv and fecv	5
the presence of a	5
in accordance with the	5
rna was isolated from	5
associated with an epidemic	5
peritonitis and feline enteritis	5
comparison with the genome	5
to be responsible for	5
sequences are shown in	5
plasma levels occurred in	5
peplomer gene of porcine	5
relationships among homologous structural	5
the cells were fixed	5
is a class i	5
and development of viremia	5
is similar to that	5
at c for min	5
r i and ii	5
on the cell surface	5
characterization of the fusion	5
cloning and sequence analysis	5
recombinant vaccinia virus expressing	5
and in naturally fcov	5
specific genes provide protection	5
in orf b associated	5
infection of cats with	5
b associated with both	5
immunodeficiency virus type infection	5
outcome and cytokine responses	5
at this time point	5
environments with endemic feline	5
derived from the s	5
structural polypeptides of porcine	5
type i and ii	5
peritonitis and porcine transmissible	5
feline enteric coronavirus and	5
porcine reproductive and respiratory	5
an epidemic of feline	5
from fip diagnosed cats	5
of the virus to	5
transmissible gastroenteritis virus by	5
despite absence of clinical	5
with peptidyl compounds targeting	5
through the oral route	5
the nucleocapsid protein of	5
verified feline infectious peritonitis	5
coronavirus feline infectious peritonitis	5
center for companion animal	5
feline infectious peritonitis antibody	5
feline coronavirus associated with	5
results of this study	5
centrifuged for min at	5
density value to the	5
both control and infected	5
crfk cells infected with	5
and body fluids of	5
spike protein is a	5
or without fipv antigen	5
antibodies recognizing different epitopes	5
of a feline infectious	5
crandell rees feline kidney	5
persistent feline enteric coronavirus	5
associated with both enteric	5
and the nucleocapsid protein	5
exposed with virulent fipv	5
fipv type ii strain	5
from the s domain	5
and ii in cats	5
called feline infectious peritonitis	5
the results of this	5
and functional characterization of	5
infectious peritonitis virus infections	5
of feline coronavirus associated	5
to experimental feline infectious	5
evidence for markedly different	5
provide protection against feline	5
the plates were incubated	5
members of the family	5
pretreated with dmso alone	5
infected with fipv strain	5
orf b associated with	5
of feline coronavirus types	5
of the two viruses	5
for markedly different peplomer	5
cats infected with feline	5
with the outcome of	5
to manipulate the feline	5
evaluation of a modified	5
cells were removed by	5
and quality of life	5
of persistent feline enteric	5
the directed deletion of	5
of circular tfo rna	5
and cytokine responses in	5
infection of monocytes and	5
of fipv infection is	5
that the incidence of	5
directed deletion of group	5
titer in the culture	5
mixed with an equal	5
infectious peritonitis virus mediate	5
small deletions in orf	5
related group was comprised	5
the biology of coronaviruses	5
the origin of the	5
phosphorylation of p mapk	5
the plasma drug concentrations	5
field strains of fipv	5
well culture chamber slides	5
feline coronavirus serotypes and	5
university college of veterinary	5
pathological findings in cats	5
at different time points	5
of both serotypes of	5
life of cats with	5
an avirulent feline infectious	5
viral loads despite absence	5
cats that developed fip	5
and pathological findings in	5
these results indicate that	5
are listed in table	5
tissue culture fluid was	5
in the a orf	5
feline coronavirus infection in	5
the concentrations of ifn	5
and feline enteritis virus	5
in cats naturally infected	5
quality of life of	5
were washed with hbss	5
the indirect fluorescent antibody	5
and analyzed by western	5
an effective way to	5
after an incubation period	5
the development of a	5
were fixed in absolute	5
of the feline coronaviruses	5
cytokine responses in cats	5
of a porcine respiratory	5
body fluids of naturally	5
and sequence analysis of	5
an overview of feline	5
can be used for	5
neutralizing monoclonal antibodies recognizing	5
time and quality of	5
rna level in the	5
inflammatory cytokine mrna expression	5
peritonitis attempted immunization of	5
due to the lack	5
activation in cats with	5
the binding of the	5
ii in cats with	5
pathogenic characteristics of persistent	5
the severe acute respiratory	5
have been implicated in	5
ade of fipv infectivity	5
peritonitis two related strains	5
and association with disease	5
to transmissible gastroenteritis virus	5
infection and feline infectious	5
inoculated with the virus	5
fixed in absolute acetone	5
a orf of feline	5
and in pbmcs from	5
pfbm cells were treated	5
independent evaluation of a	5
peptidyl compounds targeting coronavirus	5
field strain feline coronaviruses	5
with the sequence of	5
kill human cancer cells	5
protein is a class	5
enhancement and neutralization of	5
isolation and characterization of	5
ml of growth medium	5
the hybridoma cell line	5
i and in naturally	5
of the spike glycoprotein	5
feline coronavirus types i	5
the coronavirus spike protein	5
on the s protein	5
among cats in multiple	5
the mrna for the	5
manipulate the feline coronavirus	5
it has been proposed	5
and type ii fipv	5
histopathologically verified feline infectious	5
on the one hand	5
of different biotypes feline	5
involved in immune signaling	5
it is unclear whether	5
feline coronaviruses with small	5
studies between feline infectious	5
and replication of coronaviruses	5
orf of feline coronavirus	5
gene of porcine transmissible	5
samples from healthy cats	5
porcine transmissible gastroenteritis viruses	5
peritonitis among cats in	5
feline coronaviruses with peptidyl	5
enhancement of infection of	5
markedly different peplomer glycoproteins	5
be attributed to the	5
experimentally infected with the	5
of type i and	5
upper respiratory tract and	5
entry of feline infectious	5
epidemic of feline infectious	5
pre post treatment group	5
antigenically related group was	5
was calculated using the	5
cats with histopathologically verified	5
receptor for type i	5
way to manipulate the	5
can be seen in	5
both enteric infection and	5
isolation and cdna preparation	5
rna isolation and cdna	5
different regions of the	5
antibodies to the spike	5
phylogenetic analysis of the	5
mabs with neutralizing activity	5
feline coronaviruses and the	5
potent inhibition of feline	5
protection studies between feline	5
cells were maintained in	5
coronavirus associated with an	5
s s cleavage site	5
containing fetal calf serum	5
it was suggested that	5
vaccine under experimental conditions	5
antiviral treatment was started	5
seroprevalence and association with	5
compounds targeting coronavirus c	5
the s gene of	5
in the treatment of	5
number of infected cells	5
responses in cats immunized	5
feline enteric coronavirus infections	5
molecular weights of the	5
macrophages by neutralizing monoclonal	5
with endemic feline enteric	5
mrna expression level was	5
it is difficult to	5
peritonitis virus regulates pro	5
may be important in	5
cells were inoculated with	5
have not yet been	5
c t values of	5
type i and in	5
human and animal coronaviruses	5
were kindly provided by	5
coronavirus infections in kittens	5
monoclonal antibodies recognizing different	5
coronavirus types i and	5
between fecvs and fipvs	5
of infection of feline	5
loads despite absence of	5
in pbmcs from fip	5
as shown in table	5
estimating fifty percent endpoints	5
the plasma membrane of	5
using feline infectious peritonitis	5
virus in tissue culture	5
p mapk pathway is	5
with small deletions in	5
in well culture chamber	5
structural and functional characterization	5
has also been reported	5
min at room temperature	5
with an avirulent feline	5
infect and replicate in	5
the a orf of	5
cornell university college of	5
the detection limit of	5
were pretreated with dmso	5
were used for the	5
genome of porcine coronavirus	5
have been described for	5
treatment of cats with	5
and porcine transmissible gastroenteritis	5
inhibition of feline coronaviruses	5
effective way to manipulate	5
enhancement of human immunodeficiency	5
from the four related	5
by neutralizing monoclonal antibodies	5
effusive form of fip	5
high viral loads despite	5
value to the mrna	5
these factors act on	5
cases of feline infectious	5
porcine coronavirus tgev reveals	5
feline infectious peritonitis by	5
with disease in switzerland	5
recovery and characterization of	5
and feline enteric coronaviruses	5
mrna pcr for the	5
of fecvs and fipvs	5
infectious peritonitis virus regulates	5
regions of the s	5
infectious peritonitis detection of	5
infectious peritonitis attempted immunization	5
c protein of feline	5
is thought to be	5
neutralization of feline infectious	5
from spf and fip	5
crfk cells and in	5
splenocytes derived from wild	5
i virus fusion protein	5
absence of clinical and	5
the center for companion	5
feline infectious peritonitis detection	5
a feline infectious peritonitis	5
is likely to be	5
m a b s	5
but not in the	5
cells which were pretreated	5
cats naturally infected with	5
cats immunized with an	5
functional characterization of the	5
the growth curves of	5
culture supernatants were collected	5
were found to be	5
feline macrophages by neutralizing	5
vaccines through the directed	5
in cats inoculated with	5
production in primary blood	5
from military dogs with	5
the structural proteins of	5
with or without fipv	5
of neutrophil survival factors	5
cats with naturally occurring	5
infection in crfk cells	5
the ability of the	5
against the replication of	5
with the genome of	5
association with disease in	5
dmso for h before	5
with that of the	5
the serotype i fcov	5
and hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus	5
characteristics of persistent feline	5
of the immune system	5
a class i virus	5
fluids of naturally infected	5
in the serum of	5
at x g for	5
the n protein of	5
with both enteric infection	5
of clinical and pathological	5
of the c gene	5
viral rna was isolated	5
with histopathologically verified feline	5
shedding of feline coronavirus	5
cat environments with endemic	5
for companion animal health	5
growth in autochthonous peritoneal	5
feline alveolar macrophages and	5
enteric infection and feline	5
porcine and canine coronaviruses	5
to the s protein	5
coronavirus tgev reveals large	5
to the lack of	5
endemic feline enteric coronavirus	5
infectious peritonitis two related	5
a possible involvement of	5
the replication of fipv	5
for h in the	5
feline infectious peritonitis attempted	5
of cells were positive	5
feline immunodeficiency virus infection	5
of the disease and	5
genes provide protection against	5
and neutralization of feline	5
a mrna pcr for	5
was subcutaneously administered every	4
a modified live fipv	4
infection and syncytium formation	4
of the viral rna	4
df at an moi	4
was amplified by pcr	4
that the p mapk	4
infectious peritonitis in specific	4
of the type i	4
standard error of the	4
type ii viruses are	4
the s subunit of	4
changes in the spike	4
target cells of fipv	4
western blot with the	4
a tenfold virus dilution	4
placed in each well	4
head of bacteriophage t	4
the feces of a	4
the molecular weights of	4
of granulomatous vasculitis in	4
overnight at room temperature	4
fcov c je genome	4
by the indirect fluorescent	4
culture supernatant was measured	4
peritonitis detection of feline	4
coronavirus vaccines through the	4
antigen was significantly higher	4
to mouse hepatitis virus	4
pre post treatment and	4
novel tool for the	4
rnas of the feline	4
the strips were then	4
the molecular pathogenesis of	4
ade of virus infectivity	4
the nine structural and	4
discriminate between fipv strain	4
strips and incubated at	4
veterinary medical teaching hospitals	4
in absolute acetone after	4
a type i feline	4
have been associated with	4
depletion during feline infectious	4
from the feces of	4
the efficiency of the	4
has been demonstrated to	4
is released into the	4
induces vascular permeability and	4
after experimental infection with	4
monocytes from cats with	4
ii feline infectious peritonitis	4
the presence of fcov	4
and effusion in cats	4
in the level of	4
the effect of chloroquine	4
mabs which discriminate between	4
permeability and effusion in	4
i and ii of	4
of the recombinant rna	4
pfbm cells is regulated	4
objective of this study	4
t values of the	4
serotype i fcov strain	4
antigenic analysis of feline	4
of cq and hcq	4
in macrophages inoculated with	4
at h post inoculation	4
epidemiology of feline infectious	4
for peer review of	4
fipv arises from fecv	4
and the development of	4
the supernatant was removed	4
in an epizootic outbreak	4
of the spike protein	4
a wide variety of	4
of infected cells was	4
effect of feline interferon	4
rna sequence of feline	4
blood samples from healthy	4
the cats were housed	4
encoding the peplomer protein	4
the ec value of	4
infectious peritonitis virus a	4
h in the presence	4
against type i fipv	4
method of estimating fifty	4
in cells infected with	4
the highest dilution of	4
indirect fluorescent antibody technique	4
dry form of fip	4
porcine coronavirus transmissible gastroenteritis	4
cats passively immunized with	4
had been experimentally infected	4
a temperature sensitive feline	4
the supernatant was collected	4
referred to as feline	4
i p v to	4
for weeks or months	4
the purpose of this	4
fipv vaccine under experimental	4
to the presence of	4
reverse genetic analysis of	4
with fipv type ii	4
glycoprotein of murine coronavirus	4
novel type ii feline	4
in crandell feline kidney	4
feline coronaviruses with monoclonal	4
sequence of a field	4
in tissue culture and	4
care and use committee	4
type ii feline coronaviruses	4
viral proteins in the	4
attenuated coronavirus vaccines through	4
ability to infect macrophages	4
proteolytic cleavage of the	4
been experimentally infected with	4
coronavirus from military dogs	4
the amino acid sequences	4
at veterinary medical teaching	4
slides were fixed in	4
overview of feline enteric	4
protein derived from the	4
amino acid sequences are	4
feline infectious peritonitis a	4
peritonitis pathogenesis of feline	4
the envelope protein of	4
of cells infected with	4
using the following formula	4
the od in the	4
and evidence for the	4
v a q k	4
the role of orf	4
and expression of the	4
as the reciprocal of	4
differs from transmissible gastroenteritis	4
viral replication in the	4
minimum essential medium containing	4
lesions in the small	4
dengue hemorrhagic fever pathogenesis	4
sensitive feline infectious peritonitis	4
end of the canine	4
was placed in each	4
cell differentiation survival factor	4
cytokine patterns in association	4
fmhv in the presence	4
of human coronavirus e	4
of the canine and	4
added to the culture	4
in addition to the	4
calculated using the following	4
by hohdatsu et al	4
as demonstrated by immunoblotting	4
the medium was removed	4
of the circular tfo	4
contribute to the pathogenesis	4
any of the other	4
of viral rna in	4
genes that were sequenced	4
arises from fecv by	4
not neutralize the fipv	4
of the serotype ii	4
the pathogenesis of fipv	4
the identical serotype virus	4
is known as feline	4
on the day of	4
enterotropic mouse hepatitis virus	4
with either sb or	4
viral mrna expression level	4
cell depletion during feline	4
was then added to	4
was quantified by anti	4
a simple method of	4
feline coronavirus strains in	4
the immune complex pathogenesis	4
animal care and use	4
by monoclonal antibodies enhancement	4
from the jejunum of	4
for the s protein	4
to the development of	4
to the culture and	4
were added to the	4
to the normal state	4
the reason for the	4
of differentially expressed genes	4
blot with the anti	4
evidence for the immune	4
feline infectious peritonitis using	4
more likely to be	4
treatment was started at	4
in cats with feline	4
room temperature for h	4
th tc epitopes in	4
the number of infected	4
inoculated intraperitoneally with a	4
to a final concentration	4
reverse transcriptase polymerase chain	4
causes feline infectious peritonitis	4
washed twice with pbs	4
complex pathogenesis of feline	4
to feline alveolar macrophages	4
genetics and pathogenesis of	4
studies are needed to	4
prevalence of korean cats	4
preparation of mabs which	4
as well as for	4
amino acid differences in	4
differentiation into plasma cells	4
the biology and pathogenesis	4
were maintained in a	4
subcutaneously administered every days	4
of the fecv genome	4
cats were inoculated intraperitoneally	4
inoculated at an moi	4
amplified by pcr using	4
the presence of scfv	4
were collected from fip	4
cell activation in cats	4
coronavirus strains in an	4
n genes were quantitatively	4
in the majority of	4
presence of gc or	4
natural feline coronavirus infection	4
in each well of	4
cells were incubated for	4
infectious peritonitis virus isolates	4
the laboratory strain fcov	4
presence of scfv f	4
reciprocal of the highest	4
national institutes of health	4
involved in the pathogenesis	4
can be detected in	4
peritoneal and pleural effusions	4
cells were stained with	4
for viral replication in	4
and the supernatant was	4
in an atmosphere of	4
cultured with medium alone	4
of the porcine transmissible	4
the peplomer protein e	4
infected pfbm cells is	4
some important disorders of	4
genome organization and reverse	4
with natural feline coronavirus	4
remains to be elucidated	4
cdna was amplified by	4
prevalence of feline infectious	4
culture and adsorbed to	4
which discriminate between fipv	4
were used to design	4
detected in the feces	4
is able to detect	4
pbmcs from fip diagnosed	4
incubated at c for	4
a cat with a	4
all of the cats	4
is one of the	4
live fipv vaccine under	4
differences in cytokine patterns	4
in a mouse model	4
ii and fecv type	4
cleavage of structural proteins	4
the fipv and fecv	4
production of progeny virus	4
very closely related to	4
differentiation survival factor production	4
the reaction was stopped	4
and c for min	4
the igg a mabs	4
porcine respiratory coronavirus differs	4
the survival time and	4
expression level of the	4
nine structural and accessory	4
used in the study	4
length cdna copy of	4
genomic organization and expression	4
the fipv type i	4
cats with natural feline	4
peritonitis in purebred catteries	4
cats with experimental feline	4
the presence of virus	4
was performed using a	4
growth in cell culture	4
the presence of fmhv	4
in as few as	4
to the pathogenesis of	4
enhancement of dengue virus	4
survival rate of neutrophils	4
act on neutrophils and	4
that susceptibility to fip	4
feline infectious peritonitis after	4
naturally and experimentally infected	4
study has shown that	4
of the e gene	4
is responsible for the	4
in order to determine	4
the genomic rna sequence	4
the type ii fipv	4
guidelines on prevention and	4
at the same time	4
of the head of	4
of the fcov genome	4
infectious peritonitis virus contribute	4
genes were quantitatively analyzed	4
may be responsible for	4
as well as in	4
a total volume of	4
in the b gene	4
the authors concluded that	4
macrophages and virulence in	4
an intact orf c	4
cells is regulated by	4
the porcine coronavirus transmissible	4
the susceptibility of the	4
the winn feline foundation	4
omega on the survival	4
infection with the identical	4
pellets were resuspended in	4
virus infection in crfk	4
antigenic sites of the	4
antibodies enhancement and neutralization	4
from healthy cats and	4
was supported by the	4
granulomatous vasculitis in feline	4
the spike proteins of	4
and these factors act	4
feline infectious peritonitis experimental	4
in association with the	4
of feline c and	4
the size of the	4
the porcine transmissible gastroenteritis	4
by a few genomic	4
the fecv and fipv	4
levels of ltb and	4
in monocytes macrophages and	4
in peripheral blood mononuclear	4
in monocytes from cats	4
cells were positive when	4
organization and expression of	4
in a total volume	4
of korean cats with	4
of the mabs was	4
of the porcine coronavirus	4
of the highest dilution	4
of the domestic cat	4
coronavirus differs from transmissible	4
all mabs in group	4
was carried out by	4
and adsorbed to the	4
the cells were stained	4
of fip in cats	4
a v k q	4
a novel type ii	4
the fecv b protein	4
coronavirus in multicat environments	4
to the mrna of	4
by western blot with	4
c for min and	4
identical serotype virus in	4
in the fipv antigenic	4
the canine and feline	4
experimental infection with fipv	4
disease of the felidae	4
type ii and fecv	4
by a number of	4
the fipv b protein	4
in this study are	4
virus replication in macrophages	4
with either one of	4
of a virus in	4
the open reading frames	4
challenge with virulent fipv	4
response to experimental feline	4
possible involvement of tnf	4
virus feline infectious peritonitis	4
strains in an epizootic	4
b and prostaglandin e	4
and characterization of feline	4
lower part of the	4
of feline coronavirus strains	4
the central nervous system	4
of the murine coronavirus	4
cdna cloning and sequence	4
in cytokine patterns in	4
to that of fipv	4
in the cell culture	4
the detection of feline	4
and development of granulomatous	4
mrna of the housekeeping	4
c and evidence for	4
gene encoding the peplomer	4
s protein of fipv	4
epizootic outbreak of feline	4
effusive form of the	4
has been proposed that	4
surface of infected cells	4
the surface of infected	4
did not neutralize the	4
the virus in the	4
infectious peritonitis virus isolate	4
modified live fipv vaccine	4
the cells were then	4
cats inoculated with feline	4
of structural proteins during	4
glycoprotein of feline infectious	4
cells has not been	4
feline c and evidence	4
was used as the	4
middle east respiratory syndrome	4
of murine hepatitis virus	4
as well as from	4
effect of chloroquine on	4
region of the s	4
canine and feline enteric	4
x for peer review	4
an epizootic outbreak of	4
production was quantified by	4
enteric coronavirus and infectious	4
did not react with	4
the in vivo efficacy	4
infectious peritonitis pathogenesis of	4
respiratory coronavirus differs from	4
profiling of feline infectious	4
plasma levels of ltb	4
epithelial cells of the	4
and cells were collected	4
in the s domain	4
transcriptional profiling of feline	4
sequence of feline coronavirus	4
enhancement of dengue viruses	4
analysis of a type	4
of a tenfold virus	4
the objective of this	4
tumor necrosis factor alpha	4
neutralize the fipv type	4
assembly of the head	4
peritonitis virus mediate antibody	4
reverse genetics approach to	4
temperature sensitive feline infectious	4
natural feline coronavirus infections	4
to the method of	4
vivo cytokine response to	4
that the s protein	4
of the s domain	4
myosin light chain kinase	4
of orf a and	4
of a novel type	4
the target cells of	4
coronavirus and infectious peritonitis	4
treatment and post treatment	4
of the housekeeping gene	4
the region of the	4
did not show any	4
the lower part of	4
with the identical serotype	4
gc at mg kg	4
peritonitis virus infection of	4
hemorrhagic fever pathogenesis of	4
hepatitis virus strain a	4
cytokine response to experimental	4
antiviral effects of hcq	4
feline leukemia virus infection	4
the s gene and	4
the active site of	4
virus immunologic phenomena in	4
end of the feline	4
dependent enhancement of human	4
amino acid sequences of	4
it was concluded that	4
fever pathogenesis of feline	4
of virulent virus experimental	4
at the present time	4
structure and genome expression	4
the fip disease process	4
coronavirus related to transmissible	4
site downstream of the	4
the genes that were	4
pbs containing fetal calf	4
susceptibility of the cheetah	4
e glycoprotein of murine	4
at g for min	4
immune complex pathogenesis of	4
as feline enteric coronavirus	4
the assembly of the	4
features and development of	4
of mice infected with	4
acid changes in the	4
the plasma hcq level	4
added to the cells	4
the outcome of infection	4
and experimentally infected cats	4
of feline coronavirus by	4
for the immune complex	4
simple method of estimating	4
abcd guidelines on prevention	4
to be associated with	4
of the laboratory strain	4
observed in cats with	4
the mrna of the	4
virus in cats with	4
rna sequence of a	4
in vitro growth of	4
i fcov strain black	4
and reverse genetic analysis	4
monocytes inoculated with a	4
the reciprocal of the	4
autochthonous peritoneal cell cultures	4
and ml of growth	4
was determined by the	4
incidence of fip in	4
g for minutes at	4
was based on the	4
in vivo cytokine response	4
the method of reed	4
rna sequence of fcov	4
in the face of	4
of mabs which discriminate	4
morphologic features and development	4
the small intestine of	4
feline infectious peritonitis date	4
peritonitis virus contribute to	4
the jejunum of a	4
type ii fipv strain	4
is believed to be	4
on prevention and management	4
qpcr c t values	4
association with the outcome	4
in macrophages from all	4
virus experimental studies with	4
virulent virus experimental studies	4
of the s s	4
cats with passive immunization	4
extraperitoneal lesions in feline	4
a difference in the	4
type i fipv ku	4
the infected cells were	4
development of granulomatous vasculitis	4
gastroenteritis virus by a	4
on the survival time	4
effusion in cats with	4
screening and identification of	4
are located in the	4
in vitro have been	4
the nucleoside analog gs	4
organization and reverse genetic	4
analysis of the gene	4
to inhibit fipv replication	4
feline infectious peritonitis pathogenesis	4
which is involved in	4
fipv infected crfk cells	4
fipv and fecv isolates	4
in the form of	4
melting points of the	4
macrophages in cats infected	4
blood samples were collected	4
sequence of fcov c	4
apoptosis during fipv infection	4
of hcq in cats	4
at am and pm	4
a virus in cats	4
and the pathogenesis of	4
amino acid sequence and	4
strips were then washed	4
feline infectious peritonitis natural	4
cdna copy of the	4
it is important to	4
and quantitation of fcov	4
immune system of the	4
korean cats with natural	4
vasculitis in feline infectious	4
causes a fatal disease	4
by the fact that	4
pathogenesis of granulomatous lesions	4
type i feline coronaviruses	4
patterns in association with	4
according to the method	4
leukotriene b and prostaglandin	4
levels and body temperature	4
in the molecular weights	4
genome copies of fcov	4
the presence of gc	4
in the gastrointestinal tract	4
established at cornell university	4
passively immunized with anti	4
am and pm for	4
plays an important role	4
in specific pathogen free	4
morphogenesis of a virus	4
genetic analysis of a	4
replication of coronaviruses the	4
the case of the	4
of a temperature sensitive	4
s subunit of the	4
the culture and adsorbed	4
virus contribute to the	4
the circulating virulent avirulent	4
infectious peritonitis in purebred	4
cleavage of the e	4
with dmso alone showed	4
in monocytes and macrophages	4
the only gene that	4
which is able to	4
faculty of veterinary medicine	4
in cats with experimental	4
may be due to	4
was shown to be	4
feline coronavirus in multicat	4
we investigated whether hcq	4
are involved in the	4
it can be concluded	4
coronaviruses with monoclonal antibodies	4
as described by the	4
or a mixture of	4
in the gut but	4
the pathogenesis of granulomatous	4
of virulent virus immunologic	4
of the mechanism of	4
was not detected in	4
for the pathogenesis of	4
route of fipv infection	4
the s protein and	4
characterization of feline c	4
a few genomic deletions	4
were detected in the	4
a coronavirus from military	4
the head of bacteriophage	4
proteins abc and ab	4
total volume of ml	4
for the biotype switch	4
detection limit of the	4
in autochthonous peritoneal cell	4
cats and cats with	4
canine and porcine coronaviruses	4
fipv antigen was significantly	4
common for all cats	4
supernatant was removed and	4
dependent enhancement of infection	4
that fipv arises from	4
also found to be	4
virus by a few	4
feline coronavirus infection the	4
vascular permeability and effusion	4
deleterious c gene mutations	4
to the plasma membrane	4
post treatment and post	4
to per cent of	4
the fipv spike protein	4
at mg kg dose	4
virus replication in the	4
centrifuged at x g	4
the nature of the	4
simple method for estimating	3
is critical for the	3
as described above and	3
the purdue strain of	3
of different biotypes a	3
the antiviral effect of	3
significantly higher viral loads	3
with fip than in	3
cats with clinical feline	3
differential role for low	3
the authors declare no	3
peritonitis virus and feline	3
crfk cells were infected	3
s protein of a	3
it is tempting to	3
infected crfk cells and	3
for animal experiments of	3
and stained with crystal	3
of recombinant vaccinia viruses	3
in monocytes inoculated with	3
of a calf diarrheal	3
the vesicular stomatitis virus	3
part of the s	3
dmso alone showed significant	3
for measurement of the	3
the action of csa	3
display accelerated viral growth	3
between transmissible gastroenteritis virus	3
fipv and type ii	3
in severe acute respiratory	3
of crandell rees feline	3
amplification of cdna ends	3
i fipvs in fcwf	3
results indicate the applicability	3
monoclonal antibodies in antibody	3
of the same cat	3
purdue strain of tgev	3
collected and analyzed by	3
fipv peplomer protein induces	3
there is also a	3
as a member of	3
the structure and replication	3
to hr after heat	3
aminopeptidase n as a	3
pcr products were sequenced	3
produced maximum fluorescence by	3
amino acid sequence identity	3
in the envelope protein	3
atpase phospholipid transporting b	3
be used for the	3
cells in the presence	3
infected with the virus	3
with the development of	3
fluctuations in kittens with	3
safety and efficacy of	3
viral rna genome copy	3
circulating virulent avirulent theory	3
cells for a prolonged	3
that fipv can employ	3
in a previous study	3
the effects of the	3
would like to thank	3
to members of the	3
positive correlation was found	3
of fipv and fmhv	3
taken up by the	3
cancer cells expressing the	3
than that of fipv	3
selected for this study	3
fipv and fecv can	3
it is interesting to	3
pcr assay to detect	3
results suggest that fipv	3
hr after heat shock	3
was detected in the	3
culture supernatants and cells	3
of gc and npi	3
by indirect fluorescent antibody	3
and weeks of age	3
p and p were	3
is located in the	3
curves of fipv and	3
months of age were	3
to further investigate the	3
virus isolated from the	3
just upstream of the	3
of e in rm	3
immune response of the	3
which is caused by	3
subclass of mouse monoclonal	3
atmosphere of co in	3
and u ml of	3
in the same manner	3
treatment group than in	3
protein genes of feline	3
cats with experimentally induced	3
post mortem from the	3
acid sequence identity of	3
for the improved diagnosis	3
ii fipv replication was	3
coronaviruses acquisition of macrophage	3
and immunopathogenesis a review	3
of fip in cheetahs	3
appears to be the	3
activate the p mapk	3
mabs in group iv	3
the same field strain	3
have been detected in	3
associated with the fecv	3
antigenic comparison of feline	3
human cancer cells expressing	3
a and orf b	3
of serotype i fipv	3
i feline infectious peritonitis	3
and their sources are	3
structure and replication of	3
protein a of feline	3
upregulated genes common for	3
cats with cutaneous viral	3
is regulated by p	3
the hr and hr	3
involved in cell cycle	3
that fipv and fecv	3
was quantified under appropriate	3
from rectal swab samples	3
approach to study feline	3
anti cv hyperimmune serum	3
transmissible gastroenteritis in pigs	3
to be involved in	3
entry of feline coronaviruses	3
pbmcs from fip cats	3
or absence of the	3
in cats with passive	3
to evaluate and assess	3
for fipv replication in	3
glycosylation of the severe	3
genome organisation and predictions	3
that fipv infection is	3
in the infected cells	3
of the gastrointestinal tract	3
of fipv black virus	3
nucleocapsid protein of feline	3
study was to determine	3
s and s domains	3
stained with crystal violet	3
were inoculated at an	3
for type i and	3
were used in this	3
viability was calculated using	3
characteristics of a coronavirus	3
supernatants and cells were	3
untreated cells was below	3
of blood samples from	3
of fipv or fmhv	3
described by the manufacturer	3
groups were analyzed by	3
recombinant coronavirus spike proteins	3
of respiratory syncytial virus	3
of cats infected with	3
type i fipv and	3
of the e protein	3
sequence and phylogenetic analysis	3
in the replication of	3
interferon on feline infectious	3
of vesicular stomatitis virus	3
the basis of this	3
these data indicate that	3
replication of the virus	3
classified as fipv type	3
for s and c	3
tgev reveals large insertions	3
virus titers in the	3
downregulated in all macrophages	3
the mixtures were incubated	3
feline infectious peritonitis morphologic	3
which is equivalent with	3
on beamline bl u	3
in purebred catteries risk	3
that orf b is	3
inhibits feline infectious peritonitis	3
fipv interstructural gene region	3
performed as described above	3
differences in virus receptor	3
cells derived from the	3
were used as the	3
by the neutralization test	3
sequence of the fipv	3
s and s pockets	3
been the subject of	3
no conflict of interest	3
inducing factors have not	3
a d e of	3
a reverse genetics system	3
of the fipv ku	3
with fipv or fecv	3
coronaviruses and the circulating	3
appear to be very	3
region of the m	3
of t helper and	3
fip is associated with	3
were analyzed using a	3
evaluate and assess the	3
tissue culture infectious dose	3
the c t values	3
infection in the cheetah	3
from the ascites and	3
virion polypeptide specificity of	3
isolation of a porcine	3
pretreated with hcq or	3
weaker than that of	3
virus infection of feline	3
presence of fcov in	3
from the surface of	3
which are known to	3
we showed that virus	3
leucine zipper transcriptional factor	3
a positive correlation was	3
feline coronavirus by healthy	3
of this study also	3
found between ltb plasma	3
protein in infected cells	3
the membrane and nucleocapsid	3
are known to be	3
fatal disease of cats	3
succumbed with feline infectious	3
c je genomic rna	3
detected in the cells	3
macrophages were obtained from	3
genetic susceptibility to feline	3
in the hr region	3
feline enteric coronaviruses feline	3
monoclonal antibodies enhancement and	3
but the exact mutation	3
on of the infected	3
in cats with cutaneous	3
gc or npi were	3
mutation of neutralizing antibody	3
water and stored at	3
supernatant of cells pretreated	3
a ml reaction containing	3
it has been demonstrated	3
peritonitis natural fcov infection	3
fip than in spf	3
the virology and pathogenesis	3
with fipv strain wsu	3
of the membrane and	3
from the fipv ku	3
of fipv significantly decreased	3
pharmacokinetic data on chloroquine	3
strongly inhibits feline infectious	3
at post mortem from	3
dengue strains by monoclonal	3
in this group are	3
suppressed the replication of	3
biology and pathogenesis of	3
were found in the	3
and immunostained for the	3
were pretreated with either	3
predictions made for the	3
antibodies in cats inoculated	3
for low ph and	3
on the susceptibility of	3
inoculate feline alveolar macrophages	3
i and ii fipvs	3
mixture was then inoculated	3
proposed that fipv arises	3
characterization of type i	3
that most e was	3
the fipv antigenic group	3
in conferring resistance to	3
cells were lysed in	3
compared to those in	3
ii feline coronavirus in	3
washed with hbss and	3
induces cell fusion and	3
for min and the	3
a coronavirus from laboratoryinduced	3
most e was retained	3
that encode type ii	3
fcov c je genomic	3
clinical signs of fip	3
studies on transmissible gastroenteritis	3
both biotypes of type	3
a simple method for	3
cent fcs in well	3
restoration of orf c	3
of type i fipvs	3
cleavage of the viral	3
pathogenesis of fip and	3
biotypes a study on	3
is divided into two	3
accessory protein a of	3
feline coronaviruses in vitro	3
from cats succumbed with	3
each other and to	3
end of the leader	3
of fecv type ii	3
collected from fip cats	3
the experiment using feline	3
using a heparinized syringe	3
when compared to the	3
uv exposure by video	3
the virus and to	3
have no competing interests	3
and altered receptor usage	3
role of accessory proteins	3
used to inoculate feline	3
coronavirus by healthy cats	3
blood samples from cats	3
viral antigens on the	3
performed according to the	3
days before fipv inoculation	3
of infected tissue culture	3
during the assembly of	3
clinical feline infectious peritonitis	3
the basis of the	3
in macrophages infected with	3
isolates from the same	3
feline leukemia virus and	3
and nucleocapsid protein genes	3
coronavirus characterization of a	3
from laboratoryinduced cases of	3
qiaamp viral rna mini	3
type i fipv replication	3
reaction for monitoring the	3
removed and cells were	3
from cat to cat	3
for the development of	3
and sequencing of the	3
and elicits neutralizing antibodies	3
of the assay was	3
further studies are required	3
has been suggested to	3
used as a source	3
peritonitis experimental studies with	3
infected cells has not	3
of the accessory gene	3
the present study recognizes	3
cells was below the	3
polypeptide specificity of immune	3
molecular characterization of type	3
immune responses in cats	3
of newborn pigs inoculated	3
the three major structural	3
with recombinant vaccinia virus	3
applicability of the new	3
the mechanism of ade	3
the cellular entry of	3
s gene and the	3
to fipv and fecv	3
not result in the	3
the virus titers of	3
of dengue strains by	3
ade of virus infection	3
peplomer protein e of	3
identify epitopes that mediate	3
were collected at the	3
the effectiveness of the	3
different biotypes feline coronavirus	3
virus receptor for type	3
is in contrast to	3
peripheral blood monocytes feline	3
the replication of viruses	3
in wild and domestic	3
and the potential for	3
analysis of the accessory	3
significantly decreased in the	3
and were used for	3
with hcq or rfifn	3
the fipv peplomer gene	3
determining the outcome of	3
for min at r	3
antivirals against c or	3
may function as a	3
that mediate immune infection	3
the stained cells were	3
than healthy infected cats	3
cats succumbed with feline	3
in minimal essential medium	3
the cells h after	3
of type ii viruses	3
were identified in the	3
the fcov n genes	3
and identification of t	3
fipv evolves from fecv	3
pcr was performed using	3
viral infections in free	3
replication of fipv in	3
these drugs strongly suppressed	3
of infection enhancement of	3
of infectious bronchitis virus	3
particles in the feces	3
l and baff mrna	3
in viral rna and	3
domestic and wild cats	3
also been reported to	3
of a virus suspension	3
and assess the antiviral	3
were antigenically unrelated to	3
rapid amplification of cdna	3
of cells pretreated with	3
spectrum antivirals against c	3
chimeric feline coronaviruses that	3
the relationship between fipv	3
herpes simplex virus type	3
cells were collected after	3
serotype i and serotype	3
is considered to be	3
strains of feline coronavirus	3
expression of feline infectious	3
of type ii fcov	3
of fip can be	3
i fipv and type	3
reaction of blood samples	3
test was used to	3
infection with type i	3
is the od in	3
been implicated in the	3
dependent enhancement of hiv	3
fipv infection causes a	3
fip exhibit significantly higher	3
of the cells was	3
every days from days	3
closely related to fipv	3
cats at the time	3
serotypes of fipv significantly	3
does not appear to	3
that are involved in	3
localization of antigenic sites	3
antibodies in feline infectious	3
whether hcq and rfifn	3
cat with feline infectious	3
accessory proteins in the	3
fcov is classified into	3
part of the viral	3
the respiratory tract and	3
moloney murine leukemia virus	3
limit of the assay	3
the structural proteins are	3
fipv not causing fip	3
a calf diarrheal coronavirus	3
the ability of a	3
to inoculate feline alveolar	3
cytokine mrna levels were	3
from untreated cells was	3
viral replication in feline	3
the paradox of feline	3
in determining the outcome	3
cats with fip than	3
expressed fipv peplomer protein	3
this is in contrast	3
and the circulating virulent	3
when cats passively immunized	3
identification of t helper	3
we investigated the expression	3
in the crfk cells	3
in fip incidence between	3
could not be detected	3
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	3
mouse monoclonal antibodies in	3
protein induces cell fusion	3
biotypes feline coronavirus type	3
role for low ph	3
in infected cells has	3
normal state at hpi	3
improved diagnosis of feline	3
of the present study	3
the activity of the	3
of the two fcov	3
at h after infection	3
the immune system of	3
virus and feline enteric	3
relationship of f i	3
virus and immunogenicity of	3
had a titer of	3
i genetic background display	3
in order to evaluate	3
cell fusion and elicits	3
has not been investigated	3
quantified under appropriate uv	3
between and h post	3
detected in as few	3
organ samples of perished	3
determine whether or not	3
healthy spf cats of	3
bl u of the	3
purebred catteries risk factors	3
of the center for	3
type i fipv after	3
in the detection of	3
is independent of the	3
alone showed significant production	3
were present in the	3
encode type ii spike	3
significantly lower in the	3
implications for virus assembly	3
at months of age	3
were fixed and stained	3
pathological consequences of feline	3
found in the feces	3
were then washed times	3
mutations in the c	3
at the optimal temperature	3
in a final volume	3
enhancement occurs upon re	3
dependent enhancement of viral	3
spread throughout the body	3
from p and p	3
peritonitis in birman cats	3
to those of the	3
of accessory proteins in	3
virus titers of both	3
comparison of feline coronavirus	3
there are presently no	3
outcome of fipv infection	3
of the cellular receptor	3
and virulence in cats	3
the feline coronaviruses in	3
of the target cells	3
cells were washed and	3
of fip and the	3
and the rna was	3
can be concluded that	3
a sublethal dose of	3
cultivation of a coronavirus	3
in the in vivo	3
heterogeneity of infection enhancement	3
s domain of fipv	3
was measured by the	3
ii spike protein on	3
mean plasma levels of	3
fusion and elicits neutralizing	3
were maintained in rpmi	3
ascites and the omentum	3
on spike protein and	3
had been treated with	3
treated with chloroquine at	3
i fipv after viral	3
virulent virus immunologic phenomena	3
of the role of	3
drug concentrations were measured	3
is tempting to speculate	3
feline coronaviruses that encode	3
the ratio of peripheral	3
plates were incubated at	3
days of antiviral treatment	3
and predictions made for	3
exposure by video densitometry	3
secreting hybridoma cultures were	3
terminal part of the	3
vitro cultivation of a	3
in an equal volume	3
shanghai synchrotron radiation facility	3
was first described by	3
viral growth and altered	3
been proposed that fipv	3
incubated with or without	3
to each other and	3
the faculty of veterinary	3
lethal systemic granulomatous disease	3
mrna responses in pbmcs	3
an atmosphere of co	3
igg a mabs enhanced	3
of recombinant coronavirus spike	3
neutralizing antibodies in mice	3