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trigram	frequency
feline infectious peritonitis	850
infectious peritonitis virus	331
of feline infectious	288
of feline coronavirus	123
the presence of	109
feline enteric coronavirus	99
pedersen et al	86
transmissible gastroenteritis virus	85
of feline coronaviruses	82
cats with fip	82
in this study	79
the s protein	74
the cells were	69
with feline infectious	69
of cats with	68
peritonitis virus infection	67
the pathogenesis of	67
of the virus	66
as well as	66
pathogenesis of feline	63
in cats with	60
analysis of the	60
the role of	59
in the presence	58
mouse hepatitis virus	57
infected with fipv	56
i and ii	52
it has been	51
in the s	50
dependent enhancement of	49
fipv and fecv	48
in cell culture	46
cats infected with	45
of the feline	45
type i fipv	44
of the s	44
in feline infectious	43
the feline coronavirus	43
data not shown	42
one of the	42
in order to	41
of the fipv	41
feline coronavirus infection	40
the present study	39
of fipv and	39
the development of	39
sequence analysis of	39
of the viral	38
virus infection in	38
severe acute respiratory	37
sequence of the	37
end of the	37
in peripheral blood	36
acute respiratory syndrome	36
of fipv infection	36
infectious peritonitis in	36
derived from the	35
fcov c je	35
pathogenesis of fip	35
was added to	34
was used to	34
herrewegh et al	34
mutations in the	34
type ii fipv	34
against feline infectious	34
vennema et al	34
takano et al	34
hcq and rfifn	34
type i and	33
the number of	33
to feline infectious	33
feline enteric coronaviruses	32
the s gene	32
hohdatsu et al	32
been shown to	31
of the disease	31
fecv and fipv	31
in feline macrophages	31
according to the	31
of the cats	30
chang et al	30
of type i	30
enteric coronavirus infection	30
strains of feline	29
has been shown	29
has been reported	29
involved in the	28
at the time	28
in the present	28
tekes et al	28
f i p	28
the expression of	28
feline coronavirus isolates	28
based on the	28
the replication of	28
types i and	28
cats with feline	28
in the pathogenesis	27
human cancer cells	27
haijema et al	27
human immunodeficiency virus	27
were infected with	27
role in the	27
the spike protein	26
protein of feline	26
a number of	26
associated with the	26
and canine coronaviruses	25
on the other	25
the basis of	25
i p v	25
of the fcov	25
enhancement of feline	25
in crfk cells	25
s protein of	25
present in the	25
kipar et al	25
feline alveolar macrophages	25
monocytes and macrophages	24
the combination of	24
the peplomer protein	24
at an moi	24
porcine transmissible gastroenteritis	24
as shown in	24
porcine respiratory coronavirus	24
on the basis	24
was determined by	24
an moi of	24
of veterinary medicine	24
has not been	23
the culture supernatant	23
in the feces	23
coronavirus spike protein	23
fipv and fmhv	23
to determine the	23
of the infected	23
endemic feline enteric	23
the p mapk	23
type i feline	23
infection of cats	23
feline coronavirus infections	23
of the peplomer	22
the mechanism of	22
the other hand	22
infectious peritonitis viruses	22
added to the	22
the absence of	22
experimentally infected with	22
were obtained from	22
and feline infectious	22
part of the	22
for min at	22
was obtained from	22
a and b	22
are involved in	22
of infected cells	22
were inoculated with	22
the time of	22
cells infected with	22
differences in the	22
obtained from the	21
characterization of a	21
an important role	21
of the coronavirus	21
from cats with	21
for h at	21
of p mapk	21
shown in table	21
due to the	21
fipv type ii	21
in the same	21
the infected cells	21
a review of	21
mrna expression levels	21
cell differentiation survival	21
feline coronaviruses in	21
are shown in	21
and feline enteric	20
infectious peritonitis and	20
of the genome	20
of type ii	20
in vitro and	20
found to be	20
p mapk pathway	20
the feline infectious	20
to that of	20
the lack of	20
the production of	20
and type ii	20
the surface of	19
infected with feline	19
polymerase chain reaction	19
important role in	19
effusive form of	19
and pathogenesis of	19
of the e	19
is associated with	19
viruses arise by	19
was supported by	19
the c gene	19
infected with the	19
fipv type i	19
of cats and	19
by mutation from	19
and stored at	19
compared to the	19
cells were washed	19
at room temperature	19
infectious peritonitis feline	19
amino acid sequences	19
mutation from endemic	19
by feline infectious	19
naturally occurring feline	19
infectious bronchitis virus	19
infection of feline	19
the feces of	19
the amino acid	19
the orf a	19
comparison of the	19
provided by dr	19
fcov n gene	19
the majority of	19
infected with a	19
region of the	19
detection of feline	19
review of feline	19
all of the	18
immunodeficiency virus type	18
from endemic feline	18
feline immunodeficiency virus	18
a total of	18
feline coronavirus in	18
with or without	18
of hcq and	18
in the culture	18
arise by mutation	18
appeared to be	18
the s and	18
feline coronavirus type	18
peritonitis viruses arise	18
the immune system	18
the detection of	18
ade of fipv	18
of the cells	18
the virus in	18
fecvs and fipvs	18
analysis of feline	18
infection in feline	18
the family coronaviridae	18
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	18
virus replication in	18
orf a b	18
and characterization of	18
the fact that	18
diagnosis of fip	18
the existence of	17
the sequence of	17
coronavirus infection of	17
of transmissible gastroenteritis	17
differentiation survival factors	17
in tissue culture	17
expressed viral proteins	17
the presence or	17
the treatment of	17
were used to	17
tumor necrosis factor	17
in contrast to	17
on feline infectious	17
structural and accessory	17
fecv type ii	17
presence or absence	17
of feline enteric	17
infectious peritonitis is	17
addie et al	17
in the c	17
some of the	17
responsible for the	17
coronavirus infection in	17
type i viruses	17
in the feline	17
peripheral blood monocytes	17
or absence of	17
coronavirus infections in	17
role of the	17
pedersen and floyd	17
appear to be	17
peripheral blood mononuclear	17
was carried out	17
amino acid sequence	17
the s domain	16
the fipv genome	16
than that of	16
of the p	16
i feline coronavirus	16
can be used	16
cells were incubated	16
were incubated with	16
play an important	16
a mixture of	16
were grown in	16
the results of	16
have not been	16
inoculated with fipv	16
of this study	16
is able to	16
of a coronavirus	16
detected in the	16
the effect of	16
the feline coronaviruses	16
type ii strains	16
the level of	16
fetal calf serum	16
antigenic relationship of	16
ii feline coronavirus	16
the effusive form	16
recombinant vaccinia virus	16
rottier et al	16
were found to	16
on the surface	16
were used for	16
and in vivo	16
of the orf	16
de groot et	16
catus whole fetus	16
feline coronaviruses with	16
months of age	16
with virulent fipv	16
of feline macrophages	16
has also been	16
blood mononuclear cells	15
of mouse hepatitis	15
molecular biology of	15
but not in	15
and canine coronavirus	15
used for the	15
of viral rna	15
shown to be	15
appears to be	15
of scfv f	15
of the spike	15
comparative sequence analysis	15
neutrophil survival factors	15
feline macrophages by	15
depending on the	15
peritonitis feline infectious	15
of the fecv	15
is involved in	15
genomic rna sequence	15
the virus was	15
regions of the	15
as described by	15
an enteric coronavirus	15
type ii feline	15
diagnosis of feline	15
of fip and	15
antiviral activity of	15
type ii viruses	15
remains to be	15
showed that the	15
c for min	15
the cats were	15
protein of the	15
used in the	15
in the fipv	15
feline coronavirus spike	15
of naturally occurring	15
inoculation with fipv	15
virus isolated from	15
felis catus whole	15
to be a	15
of fip is	15
of the two	15
of fip in	15
feline leukemia virus	15
the supernatant was	15
relationship to feline	15
peritonitis virus and	15
serotype i fcovs	15
feline peritoneal macrophages	15
infection of macrophages	15
and incubated at	15
the ability of	14
protein of fipv	14
a role in	14
in infected cells	14
indirect fluorescent antibody	14
and its relationship	14
biology of coronaviruses	14
development of fip	14
was isolated from	14
from the same	14
the method of	14
the genome of	14
related to the	14
the prevalence of	14
its relationship to	14
and fcov n	14
to the fipv	14
nucleotide sequence of	14
of cats against	14
were incubated at	14
the virus titer	14
x g for	14
of these viruses	14
of the gene	14
antigenic relationship between	14
studies of feline	14
cats against feline	14
form of fip	14
cells were infected	14
used in this	14
infection in cats	14
spike protein of	14
infection and the	14
p and p	14
did not show	14
from fip cats	14
to human cancer	14
was used as	14
virus and its	14
p mapk activation	14
in fip cats	14
supernatants were collected	14
of the mabs	14
type ii and	14
serotype i fcov	14
phylogenetic analysis of	14
of viral proteins	14
were added to	14
feline aminopeptidase n	14
that of the	14
weiss and scott	14
of human immunodeficiency	14
in the case	14
has been suggested	14
mediated enhancement of	14
feline coronaviruses and	14
in vivo virulence	14
in terms of	14
crfk cells and	14
a type i	14
the n protein	14
serotype ii fipv	14
replication in monocytes	14
and baff mrna	14
fipv replication in	13
infection correlates with	13
the viral rna	13
a feline enteric	13
specific pathogen free	13
pathogenicity studies of	13
s domain of	13
were maintained in	13
cells in the	13
with feline coronavirus	13
resistance of feline	13
replication in macrophages	13
for the presence	13
specificity of the	13
of serotype i	13
two related strains	13
was observed in	13
it can be	13
dengue hemorrhagic fever	13
characterization of the	13
for min and	13
mechanism of antibody	13
replication in vitro	13
for h in	13
ltb or pge	13
infected crfk cells	13
the outcome of	13
isolated from immunocompromised	13
the genomic rna	13
immunocompromised cats infected	13
by monoclonal antibodies	13
the virus to	13
changes in the	13
type culture collection	13
the antiviral activity	13
has been described	13
viral replication in	13
of feline peritoneal	13
vitro and in	13
and development of	13
peplomer protein of	13
the case of	13
isolated from the	13
peritoneal macrophages to	13
shown in fig	13
porcine epidemic diarrhea	13
intrinsic resistance of	13
human coronavirus e	13
the molecular biology	13
the identification of	13
cats and its	13
in the spike	13
from immunocompromised cats	13
the plasma membrane	13
open reading frames	13
replication in the	13
members of the	13
the fcov c	13
been described for	13
the course of	13
immunization of cats	13
ii fipv strain	13
related strains of	13
in healthy cats	13
multiplicity of infection	13
replication of feline	13
in the supernatant	13
infected cells were	13
in the absence	13
with a feline	13
the importance of	13
american type culture	13
the effects of	13
i and type	13
shown in figure	13
study on the	13
relationship of the	12
infection in vitro	12
as described previously	12
the cell surface	12
in the gut	12
to confirm the	12
of the viruses	12
the concentration of	12
splenocytes cultured with	12
have shown that	12
crandell feline kidney	12
hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus	12
correlates with in	12
occurring feline infectious	12
and centrifuged at	12
g for minutes	12
fcov n genes	12
peritonitis and feline	12
attempted immunization of	12
of virulent virus	12
coronavirus infection and	12
incidence of fip	12
transcription unit of	12
orf a and	12
as described above	12
between fipv and	12
in the macrophages	12
rna sequence of	12
the occurrence of	12
infectious peritonitis coronavirus	12
strain of fipv	12
the m protein	12
was detected in	12
were analyzed by	12
activation of the	12
thought to be	12
of porcine transmissible	12
the small intestine	12
in apoptosis induction	12
avirulent live virus	12
type ii strain	12
there is a	12
sublethal amounts of	12
of different biotypes	12
the onset of	12
was performed as	12
prior to the	12
molecular genetics of	12
a member of	12
with in vivo	12
this work was	12
of serotype ii	12
of the family	12
live virus or	12
infection with fipv	12
a b transcription	12
a multiplicity of	12
lin et al	12
virus infection of	12
peritonitis virus in	12
of splenocytes cultured	12
virus or sublethal	12
b transcription unit	12
the in vitro	12
macrophages to coronavirus	12
at a multiplicity	12
as a result	12
fipv and mab	12
amounts of virulent	12
found in the	12
were cultured in	12
the formation of	12
the m gene	12
is responsible for	12
expression of the	12
or sublethal amounts	12
after inoculation with	12
reported to be	12
school of veterinary	12
antiviral effects of	12
coronavirus infection correlates	12
deletions in the	12
presence of the	12
similar to that	12
in addition to	12
to coronavirus infection	12
the relationship between	12
the s proteins	12
been suggested that	12
serotype ii fcovs	12
ii feline coronaviruses	12
weeks of age	12
unit of different	12
peritonitis virus isolated	12
regan et al	12
during the pathogenesis	12
genetics of feline	12
there was no	12
the molecular genetics	12
in monocytes macrophages	12
is determined by	11
combination of these	11
plasma drug concentrations	11
to each other	11
alveolar macrophages were	11
located in the	11
s proteins of	11
used as a	11
in response to	11
the use of	11
of the m	11
the antigenic relationship	11
were collected from	11
to investigate the	11
member of the	11
the ability to	11
were stained with	11
a study on	11
be responsible for	11
viral rna was	11
naturally infected cats	11
determined by mutations	11
have been described	11
of the most	11
the nucleocapsid protein	11
licitra et al	11
more likely to	11
g for min	11
in the field	11
replication of fipv	11
the incidence of	11
the diagnosis of	11
pfbm cells were	11
form of feline	11
the binding of	11
tropism during the	11
to coronaviruses of	11
of circular tfo	11
there is no	11
cats that were	11
kindly provided by	11
risk factors for	11
cats experimentally infected	11
the s s	11
differences between the	11
such as the	11
as a control	11
between feline coronavirus	11
kiss et al	11
isolation of feline	11
of the same	11
have also been	11
was performed on	11
prevalence of feline	11
acquisition of macrophage	11
between the s	11
with fipv strain	11
between the two	11
of ade of	11
could not be	11
a variety of	11
dengue virus infection	11
the specificity of	11
in the development	11
been reported to	11
been reported that	11
fipv infected cells	11
pre post treatment	11
diseased tissues of	11
circular tfo rnas	11
macrophage tropism during	11
mabs in group	11
th and th	11
of the cat	11
with a mixture	11
by mutations in	11
dewerchin et al	11
work was supported	11
the induction of	11
strains of fipv	11
mixture of fipv	11
observed in the	11
comparison with the	11
experimental studies with	11
fipv infection is	11
of macrophage tropism	11
and accessory genes	11
genetic analysis of	11
expressed viral antigens	11
for h before	11
ccv and tgev	11
the appearance of	11
we investigated the	11
a cat with	11
peritonitis is determined	11
the reason for	11
fetal bovine serum	11
of types i	11
the type ii	11
not yet been	11
and spf cats	11
during fipv infection	11
we investigated whether	11
the sensitivity of	11
fipv infection of	11
of fipv in	11
enhancement of dengue	11
in the effusive	11
have been shown	11
fipv in the	11
for feline infectious	11
produced by feline	11
and the role	11
supported by the	10
this study was	10
were treated with	10
the supernatant of	10
fipv and tgev	10
spf and fip	10
of the assay	10
supernatant of splenocytes	10
coronaviruses to human	10
type i virus	10
were collected and	10
new strains of	10
was performed using	10
in the cat	10
proteins in the	10
analyzed in terms	10
of the infection	10
domain of the	10
epidemic diarrhea virus	10
addie and jarrett	10
of disease in	10
pcr products were	10
the slides were	10
the viral spike	10
upstream of the	10
peripheral blood lymphocytes	10
arch virol doi	10
housekeeping gene gapdh	10
effect of chloroquine	10
performed as described	10
experimental inoculation of	10
to be the	10
macrophages from the	10
the circular tfo	10
obtained from dr	10
feline coronavirus strains	10
cells were fixed	10
structural proteins of	10
in the study	10
an equal volume	10
infections in cats	10
responses in cats	10
s and m	10
feline kidney cells	10
of the cheetah	10
from feline infectious	10
inoculation of cats	10
difference in the	10
the antiviral effects	10
stoddart and scott	10
apoptosis induction in	10
coronavirus type i	10
was used for	10
pedersen and boyle	10
of fcov c	10
inoculated with the	10
times with pbs	10
structure of the	10
antibodies to the	10
of the porcine	10
feline coronavirus c	10
quantitatively analyzed in	10
that the virus	10
programmed cell death	10
mrna expression level	10
using avirulent live	10
a double recombination	10
with that of	10
induced p mapk	10
monocytes from cats	10
on the mechanism	10
cell viability was	10
of these drugs	10
studies have shown	10
h at c	10
significantly higher than	10
c t values	10
in the upper	10
form of the	10
the structural proteins	10
rna was isolated	10
similar to the	10
human coronaviruses to	10
the housekeeping gene	10
the differences in	10
are known to	10
orf b is	10
the serotype ii	10
be used to	10
likely to be	10
studies with three	10
monoclonal antibodies to	10
of fipv black	10
poland et al	10
culture supernatant of	10
of f i	10
and fip cats	10
of orf b	10
of monoclonal antibodies	10
hr and hr	10
combination of hcq	10
pedersen and black	10
igg a mabs	10
central nervous system	10
with three new	10
by the manufacturer	10
i fipv black	10
baff mrna expression	10
with fipv and	10
by western blot	10
to the virus	10
it is not	10
and transmissible gastroenteritis	10
viral proteins in	10
suggested that the	10
under experimental conditions	10
three new strains	10
type i ifn	10
and feline coronavirus	10
the same cat	10
to transmissible gastroenteritis	10
final concentration of	10
an update on	10
type ii fcov	10
evidence for the	10
and analyzed by	10
well as the	10
as compared to	10
compared to that	10
to determine whether	10
of murine coronavirus	10
most of the	10
plasma levels of	10
of a cat	9
previous studies have	9
molecular weight of	9
immunologic phenomena in	9
were pretreated with	9
than in that	9
was not detected	9
and immunologic aspects	9
the active site	9
lower than that	9
these drugs strongly	9
is required for	9
terms of the	9
feline coronaviruses from	9
in medium containing	9
groot et a	9
the nucleotide sequence	9
cleavage of the	9
died of fip	9
minimum essential medium	9
treatment was started	9
used as the	9
virus titer in	9
culture supernatant was	9
the four related	9
nature of the	9
washed three times	9
the type i	9
to fipv infection	9
gene encoding the	9
expression levels in	9
effects of the	9
blood lymphocytes of	9
propagated in cell	9
the orf c	9
been shown that	9
c for s	9
has been demonstrated	9
lymphocytes of cats	9
fip is a	9
were found in	9
two cats with	9
the s subunit	9
aspects of feline	9
parts of the	9
the b protein	9
all of these	9
of fipv strain	9
in each well	9
antibodies against feline	9
of the other	9
infected monocytes and	9
the pre post	9
c gene in	9
the virus is	9
been used to	9
closely related to	9
was found to	9
of the relative	9
n gene expression	9
identified in the	9
were removed by	9
in that of	9
linked immunosorbent assay	9
the macrophages from	9
the gastrointestinal tract	9
originate from a	9
between various feline	9
pathogenic differences between	9
for the detection	9
protection against feline	9
relationship between feline	9
the possibility of	9
fipv cl pro	9
induction in peripheral	9
for type i	9
of the immune	9
contribute to the	9
circular tfo rna	9
upper respiratory tract	9
serotype ii feline	9
followed by a	9
induced feline infectious	9
with ml of	9
were incubated for	9
peritonitis virus type	9
phenomena in the	9
three times with	9
barlough and scott	9
mesenteric lymph nodes	9
disease in feline	9
healthy cats and	9
hepatitis virus strain	9
antigenic relationships among	9
infectious peritonitis among	9
the ratio of	9
in the molecular	9
we found that	9
changes and immunofluorescence	9
tissues of cats	9
with dengue hemorrhagic	9
activation of p	9
virologic and immunologic	9
there was a	9
immunologic aspects of	9
were washed with	9
of the fip	9
university of california	9
of severe acute	9
serotype ii viruses	9
recombination between feline	9
the serotype i	9
the upper respiratory	9
neutralization and antibody	9
the percentage of	9
fipv and wt	9
i and canine	9
these results indicate	9
with pbs and	9
were determined by	9
the clpro of	9
enhancement of disease	9
infectious peritonitis the	9
were subjected to	9
cellular immunity in	9
and identification of	9
were observed in	9
with the virus	9
viral spike protein	9
were stored at	9
of other species	9
update on feline	9
fip in cats	9
are present in	9
binding of the	9
cells were inoculated	9
were detected in	9
in the pre	9
cats suffering from	9
u ml penicillin	9
kipar and meli	9
of the three	9
studies on the	9
from transmissible gastroenteritis	9
cells were treated	9
by reverse transcriptase	9
and ii feline	9
titer in the	9
differences between various	9
macrophages by monoclonal	9
and fecv strain	9
in domestic cats	9
cells of the	9
development of a	9
into plasma cells	9
in fipv infection	9
play a role	9
in cats experimentally	9
have been identified	9
cells were cultured	9
be due to	9
coronavirus c gene	9
the viral genome	9
peritonitis virus to	9
of infection of	9
that of fipv	9
the reaction was	9
sequence analyses of	9
coronaviruses in peripheral	8
coronavirus in a	8
antigenically related to	8
the causative agent	8
peritonitis virus propagated	8
of fip cats	8
inflammatory cytokine production	8
of these cells	8
of coronavirus antibody	8
sensitivity of the	8
resident and adopted	8
was present in	8
of antiviral treatment	8
was performed by	8
h before inoculating	8
survival and disease	8
is supported by	8
s s cleavage	8
isolates from resident	8
from resident and	8
the form of	8
reacted with the	8
of these mabs	8
from fecv by	8
serotypes of fipv	8
herpes simplex virus	8
washed with pbs	8
is known as	8
activated protein kinase	8
the gene encoding	8
double recombination between	8
result in the	8
the oral route	8
differentially expressed genes	8
may be the	8
recurrent feline coronavirus	8
higher than in	8
natural feline coronavirus	8
of a virus	8
peptides derived from	8
cats inoculated with	8
of viral antigens	8
from cats infected	8
adopted shelter cats	8
the virus and	8
tissue culture fluid	8
it is possible	8
relative density value	8
tropism and pathogenicity	8
the growth of	8
it will be	8
rna was extracted	8
were quantitatively analyzed	8
feline coronaviruses are	8
against fipv in	8
entry of feline	8
infected cells by	8
of the c	8
to be determined	8
a study of	8
various feline coronavirus	8
equal volume of	8
nature and development	8
human and animal	8
in survival and	8
cells were then	8
in intestinal tropism	8
based upon isolates	8
ltb and pge	8
majority of the	8
strains of mhv	8
of the type	8
of a feline	8
from the american	8
the basis for	8
increased levels of	8
blood samples were	8
gene in intestinal	8
were examined for	8
natural history of	8
attributed to the	8
of the species	8
by macrophages in	8
coronavirus type ii	8
been implicated in	8
a result of	8
subsequent challenge with	8
and cells were	8
naturally infected with	8
levels of ltb	8
cells and the	8
experimental feline infectious	8
a combination of	8
post treatment group	8
the murine coronavirus	8
each of the	8
study was to	8
of dengue virus	8
and adopted shelter	8
type i strains	8
coronaviruses of other	8
is shown in	8
protein is a	8
is caused by	8
mutation in spike	8
mg kg dose	8
involvement of tnf	8
respiratory tract and	8
inoculating with fipv	8
receptor feline aminopeptidase	8
history of a	8
between feline infectious	8
fcov c li	8
been associated with	8
for viral replication	8
of granulomatous lesions	8
of the accessory	8
results suggest that	8
determined by the	8
to the cell	8
samples from cats	8
from the ascites	8
reason for this	8
blood samples from	8
fc y r	8
and that the	8
internal mutation theory	8
and pathogenicity based	8
have been reported	8
analysis of a	8
over the last	8
and replication of	8
for feline coronavirus	8
were used as	8
the regulation of	8
monoclonal antibodies against	8
the american type	8
any of the	8
is possible that	8
treatment of fip	8
the infected cats	8
at the same	8
led to the	8
is likely to	8
macrophages in cats	8
it is also	8
in the blood	8
of human coronavirus	8
able to detect	8
the c protein	8
a d e	8
in the cheetah	8
the adcml assay	8
intestinal tropism and	8
in a closed	8
and to the	8
with the fipv	8
experimentally induced feline	8
peritonitis among cats	8
a recurrent feline	8
of a type	8
site and pathogenesis	8
cultured in medium	8
of cats suffering	8
with pbs containing	8
challenge with feline	8
fip diagnosed cats	8
c gene mutations	8
pathogenicity based upon	8
studies of naturally	8
is thought to	8
the e glycoprotein	8
in spike protein	8
murine hepatitis virus	8
virology and immunopathogenesis	8
of the host	8
with canine coronavirus	8
spike protein is	8
upon isolates from	8
organization of the	8
virus to coronaviruses	8
peritonitis pathogenicity studies	8
to those of	8
of crfk cells	8
factors for feline	8
of a recurrent	8
alpha in apoptosis	8
expression levels were	8
viral rna in	8
experimentally infected cats	8
the b gene	8
in which the	8
college of veterinary	8
pathologic changes and	8
infectious peritonitis pathogenicity	8
this time point	8
of the four	8
the fecv genome	8
role of cellular	8
cancer cells t	8
and th epitopes	8
that died of	8
of cellular immunity	8
in the small	8
downstream of the	8
that had been	8
immunity in survival	8
the dry form	8
protein cleavage site	8
be detected in	8
fipv main protease	8
small number of	8
are associated with	8
lesions in feline	8
are required to	8
of viral antigen	8
contrast to the	8
added to each	8
experimental infection with	8
were able to	8
from two cats	8
with type i	8
cleavage site and	8
of the amino	8
the end of	8
is mediated by	8
that of cq	8
the cultures were	8
before inoculating with	8
the relative density	8
to fipv and	8
amino acid residues	8
spike protein cleavage	8
we evaluated the	8
that of splenocytes	8
infection with the	8
and subsequent challenge	8
time of exposure	8
amino acid substitutions	8
monocyte cell line	8
the endoplasmic reticulum	8
rna in feces	8
from a double	8
nucleocapsid protein of	8
of virus infection	8
infection enhancement of	8
was significantly higher	8
wang et al	8
group of cats	7
cells were grown	7
revealed that the	7
in the serum	7
persistence in healthy	7
feline coronavirus persistence	7
for this study	7
to the same	7
transcriptase polymerase chain	7
virus titers were	7
was centrifuged at	7
hayashi et al	7
this study were	7
results indicate that	7
half of the	7
cloning and sequence	7
may have been	7
and human coronavirus	7
cats were inoculated	7
it may be	7
disease of cats	7
from a single	7
characteristics of feline	7
into two biotypes	7
enteric coronavirus infections	7
the progression of	7
influenza a virus	7
of coronaviruses the	7
the fusion peptide	7
ability of the	7
forms of fip	7
can also be	7
infection in the	7
field strain feline	7
protein fusion peptide	7
coronavirus associated with	7
in orf b	7
is known about	7
h after inoculation	7
sites of feline	7
are able to	7
from the atcc	7
diverse disease manifestations	7
persistence and transmission	7
than in the	7
at this time	7
the activity of	7
dye and siddell	7
from the four	7
an increase in	7
grown in fcwf	7
the serum of	7
but it is	7
studies in kittens	7
it was shown	7
ade of virus	7
groot et al	7
was removed and	7
as few as	7
protein genes of	7
coronavirus transmissible gastroenteritis	7
may be important	7
was provided by	7
expression of viral	7
suffering from feline	7
m a b	7
were involved in	7
cd and cd	7
natural type i	7
fusion peptide and	7
produced by macrophages	7
t rna polymerase	7
serotype i fipv	7
was measured by	7
hours post inoculation	7
antigens on the	7
by centrifugation at	7
the susceptibility of	7
ade activity of	7
of a novel	7
the internal mutation	7
infection of the	7
the e protein	7
of the n	7
geels and horzinek	7
from the fipv	7
fipv replication was	7
macrophages were infected	7
to enhance the	7
in pfbm cells	7
vennema et a	7
inhibition of feline	7
of antigenic sites	7
each well of	7
and these factors	7
fipv antigen was	7
were fixed in	7
beta and il	7
and used for	7
foley et al	7
the spike glycoprotein	7
in monocytes from	7
feline coronavirus antibody	7
it remains to	7
the fipv strains	7
serotypes i and	7
the infection of	7
to evaluate the	7
peritonitis virus replication	7
and it is	7
a feline coronavirus	7
to have a	7
possible involvement of	7
infected pfbm cells	7
within the same	7
the survival rate	7
there are no	7
spike protein fusion	7
associated with a	7
by using the	7
fipv or fmhv	7
gc or npi	7
of the combination	7
infect and replicate	7
and diseased tissues	7
feline and canine	7
also been reported	7
cats that died	7
genes that were	7
it is unclear	7
aminopeptidase n in	7
gene of feline	7
was grown in	7
transmission of natural	7
to the spike	7
of the small	7
viral rna and	7
the igg a	7
the growth curves	7
persistence and evolution	7
of the cell	7
cells were removed	7
the characteristics of	7
growth of fipv	7
of a h	7
in feces and	7
in a humidified	7
by the method	7
plates were incubated	7
of effusive fip	7
th tc epitopes	7
infection studies in	7
coronaviruses and the	7
sequence identity of	7
and phylogenetic analysis	7
h post inoculation	7
protein levels of	7
culture supernatants were	7
isolated from cats	7
a simple method	7
amino acid changes	7
of the serotype	7
were then washed	7
were inoculated intraperitoneally	7
comparisons with dengue	7
of these cats	7
sb or sc	7
and transmission of	7
mrna levels were	7
a previous study	7
identity of the	7
of e in	7
drug for fip	7
primary structure of	7
to the mrna	7
to each well	7
the medium was	7
analysis was performed	7
serum coronavirus antibody	7
the amount of	7
either sb or	7
of naturally infected	7
has shown that	7
vogel et al	7
a wide range	7
for the diagnosis	7
was noted in	7
be involved in	7
with neutralizing activity	7
were shown to	7
a group of	7
development of granulomatous	7
considered to be	7
prevalence of types	7
serologic studies of	7
a concentration of	7
a coronavirus from	7
mrna of the	7
occurring feline coronavirus	7
whether or not	7
was replaced by	7
of gc or	7
intact orf c	7
pbmcs from fip	7
the involvement of	7
protect cats against	7
was incubated at	7
diversity of feline	7
were resuspended in	7
of the enteric	7
from a cat	7
related to transmissible	7
virus type ii	7
of coronavirus mutants	7
orf c protein	7
both serotypes of	7
in some cats	7
there have been	7
which were pretreated	7
the samples were	7
in fip pathogenesis	7
and fecv type	7
golovko et al	7
none of the	7
increased vascular permeability	7
clinical signs of	7
and evolution of	7
from healthy cats	7
n in feline	7
cats with naturally	7
for minutes at	7
been observed in	7
referred to as	7
in the a	7
to the cells	7
structural polypeptides of	7
this has been	7
fipv infection and	7
those of the	7
in vivo and	7
believed to be	7
in the cell	7
associated with fip	7
indicate that the	7
is necessary to	7
and in vitro	7
coronavirus antibody in	7
fipv receptor feline	7
virus propagated in	7
differences in virus	7
suggesting that the	7
and expression of	7
the synthesis of	7
levels of fipv	7
susceptibility to feline	7
control and infected	7
the origin of	7
pcr was performed	7
these results suggest	7
replication of coronaviruses	7
feline coronavirus virulence	7
avirulent feline infectious	7
the fipv and	7
coronavirus mutants in	7
with diverse disease	7
epitopes in the	7
kennedy et al	7
effect of the	7
results of the	7
expression of type	7
in cats infected	7
mediated by the	7
the significance of	7
coronavirus persistence in	7
mice infected with	7
activity of hcq	7
virus in the	7
and allowed to	7
for determination of	7
between and h	7
macrophages infected with	7
different time points	7
supported by a	7
susceptibility of the	7
rees feline kidney	7
seen in the	7
pcr for the	7
peptide and feline	7
feline coronavirus rna	7
for hr at	7
and antigenic relationship	7
the structural and	7
ii and antigenic	7
in pbmcs from	7
fipv orf b	7
cell line u	7
upregulates expression of	7
peritonitis in cats	7
with the same	7
strain of tgev	7
for the treatment	7
coronaviruses from two	7
ii fipv receptor	7
a closed cat	7
assembly of the	7
and orf b	7
with an avirulent	7
obtained from a	7
of natural type	7
balb c mice	7
on the s	7
responses to fipv	7
human monocyte cell	7
to protect cats	7
from the s	7
of these genes	7
in spf cats	7
age at the	7
polypeptide specificity of	7
p mapk by	7
of fipv infectivity	7
to study the	7
transcriptome analysis of	7
neutralizing activity against	7
is critical for	6
the fipv ku	6
of an fipv	6
of fipv wsu	6
addition to the	6
when compared to	6
infectious peritonitis by	6
after experimental infection	6
infiltration of neutrophils	6
by using a	6
in most cases	6
is an important	6
divided into two	6
virus of swine	6
with disease in	6
and biological diversity	6
biological diversity of	6
of a field	6
plasma pge levels	6
infectious peritonitis tnf	6
cultured with medium	6
probe energy transfer	6
samples were collected	6
from spf cats	6
avian infectious bronchitis	6
is characterized by	6
fixed in absolute	6
be detected by	6
significance of coronavirus	6
immunized with an	6
at least one	6
either one of	6
with an equal	6
concentration of il	6
the last years	6
neutralizing monoclonal antibodies	6
reported that the	6
in vivo efficacy	6
reacted with ccv	6
the new assay	6
pyridinyl imidazole inhibitors	6
protein of mr	6
using reverse genetics	6
the emergence of	6
can be seen	6
open reading frame	6
of cells were	6
as demonstrated by	6
observed in cats	6
tool for the	6
the authors declare	6
inhibited by hcq	6
one of these	6
the c t	6
be attributed to	6
dependent on the	6
activity in feline	6
the accessory proteins	6
s gene of	6
and ii in	6
and antibodies in	6
was investigated in	6
has not yet	6
cytokine production in	6
show that the	6
and experimentally infected	6
gastroenteritis virus and	6
were washed three	6
targeted rna recombination	6
infection by fipv	6
was derived from	6
included in the	6
the numbers of	6
it appears that	6
is based on	6
compared to those	6
terminus of the	6
u m a	6
viral rna level	6
i virus fusion	6
d and fcwf	6
the parental virus	6
feline bone marrow	6
is difficult to	6
of cats in	6
isolates from the	6
h u m	6
feline coronavirus genome	6
method of takano	6
significantly inhibited by	6
were performed in	6
were placed in	6
was confirmed by	6
in st cells	6
natural resistance to	6
that developed fip	6
of the tfo	6
of the mutations	6
biology and pathogenesis	6
alpha production by	6
of clinical and	6
the fipv orf	6
can be detected	6
of fecv infection	6
cultured with or	6
cells for a	6
higher than those	6
the faecal samples	6
of the membrane	6
have been detected	6
the same time	6
strongly decreased the	6
is a member	6
reverse transcriptase pcr	6
medium containing chloroquine	6
splenocytes derived from	6
type i strain	6
premature stop codons	6
used to treat	6
into granulomatous lesions	6
cats in this	6
the plates were	6
cats in multiple	6
fipv infection in	6
listed in table	6
e glycoprotein of	6
of this cytokine	6
of viruses in	6
drugs strongly decreased	6
were allowed to	6
c in a	6
the ec value	6
production of tnf	6
of clinical disease	6
cases of feline	6
of peripheral blood	6
hybridoma cell line	6
cells were used	6
substitutions in the	6
viral c gene	6
this cell line	6
a therapeutic drug	6
as feline enteric	6
inoculated with feline	6
the activation of	6
demonstrated that the	6
was significantly inhibited	6
peritoneal or pleural	6
production of the	6
domestic and wild	6
the interaction of	6
from each cat	6
was comprised of	6
of splenocytes derived	6
the center for	6
a small number	6
of hcq in	6
mean plasma levels	6
the fcov n	6
the region of	6
based on these	6
calculated using the	6
mijnes et al	6
virus and feline	6
in the cells	6
cytokine mrna levels	6
as a therapeutic	6
infected tissue culture	6
fiscus and teramoto	6
live fipv vaccine	6
amino acids in	6
coronavirus and subsequent	6
not in the	6
immune response in	6
to the disease	6
that the fipv	6
cats with canine	6
it is important	6
of chloroquine on	6
the natural host	6
were analyzed using	6
the filters were	6
the none group	6
in some cases	6
lesions in the	6
third of the	6
vesicular stomatitis virus	6
clpro of fipv	6
as a consequence	6
analyzed by western	6
is present in	6
min and then	6
was shown to	6
in monocytes and	6
the th and	6
peritonitis in a	6
and neutralization of	6
rna isolated from	6
level of the	6
enteric infection and	6
what is the	6
viruses and the	6
an intact orf	6
cats with diverse	6
cells were maintained	6
in their feces	6
the hr region	6
in various organs	6
at h post	6
involved in immune	6
cats were housed	6
cell monolayers were	6
was also observed	6
cytokine responses in	6
in association with	6
is also known	6
of the recombinant	6
and the nucleocapsid	6
were fixed with	6
at c for	6
and epidemiology based	6
the target cells	6
difference between the	6
the domestic cat	6
has been proposed	6
into feline coronavirus	6
coronavirus spike proteins	6
receptor for type	6
thermo fisher scientific	6
in viral rna	6
associated with feline	6
coronavirus rna in	6
in the virus	6
was associated with	6
fipv and anti	6
in the infected	6
and animal coronaviruses	6
and body fluids	6
virus adsorption at	6
inoculated with a	6
in the viral	6
to detect the	6
have been used	6
acid changes in	6
the survival of	6
s protein and	6
of the pathogenesis	6
relationships among homologous	6
efficacy of a	6
gene of porcine	6
a fatal disease	6
the fipv s	6
characterization of monoclonal	6
decreased the replication	6
as determined by	6
peritoneal and pleural	6
the sites of	6
has been observed	6
the laboratory strain	6
of the faecal	6
which can be	6
which have been	6
crfk cells at	6
a class i	6
the target region	6
evaluation of a	6
throughout the body	6
at a concentration	6
transmissible gastroenteritis viruses	6
of the protein	6
that feline coronaviruses	6
recombinant vaccinia viruses	6
in the b	6
spf cats of	6
found that the	6
the mutant virus	6
enhancement of infection	6
after fipv infection	6
to the s	6
the viral c	6
the most severe	6
mutants in feces	6
after fipv inoculation	6
the in vivo	6
the two viruses	6
wild type fipv	6
the detection limit	6
to elucidate the	6
at different time	6
resulting in a	6
of neutrophil survival	6
between fecv and	6
of structural proteins	6
level in the	6
genes of the	6
fipv replication and	6
benetka et al	6
feces and diseased	6
and the supernatant	6
classified into two	6
of a temperature	6
mrna for the	6
of neutrophils into	6
was shown that	6
and its growth	6
west nile virus	6
the nature of	6
did not neutralize	6
inoculated intraperitoneally with	6
derived feline mononuclear	6
reason for the	6
the fipv infection	6
in macrophages from	6
therapeutic drug for	6
the infected monocytes	6
shown that the	6
the fip virus	6
polypeptides of porcine	6
infected cells and	6
as previously described	6
dedeurwaerder et al	6
both fipv and	6
feline coronavirus fipv	6
outbreak of feline	6
wide range of	6
of orf a	6
to this end	6
m a n	6
antiviral treatment was	6
caused by the	6
are listed in	6
levels in the	6
of progeny virus	6
viruses in the	6
of the felidae	6
significant up regulation	6
based on genetic	6
containing fetal bovine	6
field strains of	6
s and s	6
and serotype ii	6
the cell culture	6
intact c genes	6
and the number	6
survival rate of	6
antigenic and biological	6
deletions in orf	6
the infiltration of	6
further studies are	6
virus in cats	6
a receptor for	6
four related cats	6
replication was significantly	6
type i fcov	6
against the clpro	6
after virus adsorption	6
in blood samples	6
of fipv infected	6
and physical characteristics	6
pathobiogenesis and epidemiology	6
in the none	6
this indicates that	6
and stained with	6
by hcq and	6
envelope protein of	6
fecv by mutation	6
the envelope protein	6
in macrophages and	6
inhibit fipv replication	6
to play an	6
characteristics of the	6
in the future	6
against type i	6
mouse igg a	6
by western immunoblotting	6
balint et al	6
in the fecv	6
by plaque assay	6
bind to the	6
h in the	6
endothelial growth factor	6
intracellular transport of	6
the monolayers were	6
suggest that the	6
its growth in	6
tgev and ccv	6
viral replication and	6
incubation period of	6
different regions of	6
was calculated using	6
to identify the	6
evolution of feline	6
was applied to	6
translation of the	6
proteins of fipv	6
supernatant was collected	6
the peplomer gene	6
insights into feline	6
to the culture	6
feline coronavirus pathobiogenesis	6
of bovine coronavirus	6
hcq in cats	6
infected cats by	6
with experimentally induced	6
evaluated the antiviral	6
crfk cells were	6
the crfk cells	6
results of this	6
of viral replication	6
the concentrations of	6
and the virus	6
of this virus	6
study of naturally	6
an overview of	6
a type ii	6
of the different	6
is similar to	6
amplification of cdna	6
antigen positive cells	6
associated with an	6
transcriptional profiling of	6
were present in	6
resulted in a	6
characterization of feline	6
moore et al	6
of a porcine	6
antibody analysis of	6
belongs to the	6
a and orf	6
n genes were	6
were measured by	6
increased plasma levels	6
and in the	6
a temperature sensitive	6
cats that developed	6
the efficiency of	6
of clinical signs	6
of neutralization and	6
in vitro growth	6
nsc and nsc	6
physical characteristics of	6
density value to	6
and release of	6
cov and sars	6
morphologic and physical	6
feline mononuclear cells	6
of the fusion	6
were collected at	6
studies are required	6
in view of	6
infectious peritonitis cases	6
membrane and nucleocapsid	6
clinical and pathological	6
was extracted from	6
binding to the	6
the biology of	6
at an m	6
transmissible gastroenteritis coronavirus	6
class i virus	6
to manipulate the	6
on genetic analysis	6
infection of monocytes	6
cats in the	6
were carried out	6
m protein of	6
fipv and ccv	6
cats with histopathologically	6
with those of	6
epidemiology based on	6
for the housekeeping	6
value to the	6
did not significantly	6
we showed that	6
a recombinant vaccinia	6
analysis of neutralization	6
and culture supernatants	6
the immune response	6
that the cheetah	6
canine coronavirus and	6
in accordance with	6
and has been	6
weight of the	6
a field strain	6
antibody and complement	6
the fecv strain	6
feline coronavirus serotypes	6
allowed to react	6
isolation and characterization	6
at g for	6
cats immunized with	6
cell fusion and	6
to treat fip	6
treatment of cats	6
kim et al	6
monoclonal antibody analysis	6
post treatment groups	6
view of the	6
mrna and fcov	6
be important in	6
virus type infection	6
correlate with the	6
it is necessary	6
have been developed	6
b and prostaglandin	6
cell culture and	6
were kindly provided	6
peplomer gene of	6
the respiratory tract	6
room temperature for	6
an incubation period	6
for the identification	6
determination of the	6
respiratory syndrome virus	6
terminal part of	6
vascular permeability and	6
between fecvs and	6
ccv and fecv	6
was able to	6
from the jejunum	6
of monocytes and	6
essential amino acids	6
supplied by dr	6
in cell cultures	6
vascular endothelial growth	6
a reverse genetics	6
neutrophils into granulomatous	6
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variant of tgev	6
group was comprised	6
of takano et	6
genetic differences between	6
fip and spf	6
coronavirus pathobiogenesis and	6
portion of the	6
has been previously	6
cats by reverse	6
in primary feline	6
function of the	6
collected from fip	6
exposure to fipv	5
production in primary	5
the clinical signs	5
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deleterious c gene	5
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in vitro infection	5
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a b s	5
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relationship between fipv	5
a virus in	5
targeting coronavirus c	5
values of the	5
expression of b	5
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of blood samples	5
in domestic and	5
porcine coronavirus tgev	5
coronaviruses with small	5
without fipv antigen	5
regulation of the	5
fipv and ts	5
it was suggested	5
presence of fcov	5
reproductive and respiratory	5
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and cytokine responses	5
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cell culture an	5
gene regions of	5
recovery and characterization	5
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the study was	5
faecal samples from	5
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porter et al	5
expression level was	5
coronavirus feline infectious	5
macrophages by neutralizing	5
small deletions in	5
granulomatous lesions in	5
detection limit of	5
peritonitis attempted immunization	5
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b and c	5
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a mouse model	5
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an effective way	5
deletion of group	5
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cat environments with	5
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the survival time	5
all three cats	5
to the pathogenesis	5
tgev reveals large	5
virus titers of	5
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the only gene	5
and quality of	5
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gastroenteritis virus by	5
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or without fipv	5
viral proteins were	5
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provide protection against	5
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both control and	5
replication of the	5
supernatant was removed	5
against fipv infection	5
verified feline infectious	5
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response of the	5
switching species tropism	5
mixed with an	5
histopathologically verified feline	5
in a total	5
of fecvs and	5
of mabs which	5
plasma membrane of	5
fipv strain wsu	5
known as feline	5
l of the	5
kyuwa et al	5
cornell university college	5
was kindly provided	5
the genomic organization	5
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for companion animal	5
mice immunized with	5
tgev and fipv	5
isolation of a	5
cells and in	5
to make a	5
fc receptor activity	5
absence of clinical	5
with the outcome	5
infectious peritonitis two	5
and hr regions	5
infectious peritonitis attempted	5
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feline coronaviruses that	5
the genus alphacoronavirus	5
both enteric infection	5
at x g	5
manipulate the feline	5
feline enteritis virus	5
use of a	5
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mckeirnan et al	5
is believed to	5
and association with	5
and infectious peritonitis	5
crandell rees feline	5
companion animal health	5
r i and	5
cd t cells	5
among cats in	5
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culture chamber slides	5
molecular characterization of	5
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the highly conserved	5
ml of growth	5
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a standardized plaque	5
infectious peritonitis antibody	5
the infected cell	5
fipv b protein	5
of life of	5
results showed that	5
of porcine coronavirus	5
from the fp	5
fusion core complex	5
cases of fip	5
culture an enteric	5
ucd and fipv	5
an outbreak of	5
related group was	5
primary feline blood	5
type i interferon	5
protection studies between	5
genes provide protection	5
peptidyl compounds targeting	5
peritonitis and porcine	5
activity of gc	5
t values of	5
the viruses were	5
and cd t	5
indicated by the	5
infections in kittens	5
different peplomer glycoproteins	5
of virus from	5
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serial dilutions of	5
levels of the	5
of ltb and	5
size of the	5
with the specified	5
feline coronavirus strain	5
rna isolation and	5
treated with chloroquine	5
and functional characterization	5
and feline enteritis	5
the disease and	5
the day of	5
the biotype switch	5
mapk pathway is	5
expression level of	5
on the survival	5
specific monoclonal antibodies	5
the accessory gene	5
of amino acid	5
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balanced salt solution	5
twice with pbs	5
fipv e gene	5
c protein of	5
of s protein	5
the wet form	5
body fluids of	5
role of orf	5
fluids of naturally	5
feline coronavirus types	5
recognizing different epitopes	5
to be highly	5
protective immune responses	5
which has been	5
their ability to	5
with chloroquine at	5
in the plasma	5
independent evaluation of	5
cdna copy of	5
spf cats were	5
and respiratory syndrome	5
virus in feline	5
quality of life	5
neutralization of feline	5
to other cats	5
tfo to tfo	5
without passive immunization	5
virus production and	5
to the feline	5
for h with	5
in birman cats	5
respiratory syncytial virus	5
of fipv to	5
and the rna	5
n protein of	5
of the th	5
the efficacy of	5
in the samples	5
using feline infectious	5
a protein of	5
these viruses are	5
for the first	5
to infect macrophages	5
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type ii fipvs	5
during the first	5
military dogs with	5
from fip diagnosed	5
and incubated with	5
u ml of	5
cellular immune responses	5
of gene expression	5
disease in switzerland	5
the fipv type	5
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between fipv strain	5
melting point analysis	5
exposed to fipv	5
accordance with the	5
which had been	5
we confirmed that	5
n gene was	5
activity of the	5
effective way to	5
faculty of veterinary	5
replicate in the	5
and porcine transmissible	5
plasma levels occurred	5
cell pellets were	5
cats that had	5
with an epidemic	5
among homologous structural	5
cells from the	5
type immune response	5
cats using a	5
and hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis	5
on the one	5
of spf cats	5
the coronavirus spike	5
due to its	5
the polypeptide specificity	5
differentiation survival factor	5
are susceptible to	5
for markedly different	5
mabs with neutralizing	5
fip in the	5
were washed and	5
weights of the	5
association with disease	5
macrophages treated with	5
detection of the	5
carried out in	5
virus regulates pro	5
cells expressing the	5
fipv abc ab	5
of fipv df	5
the viral envelope	5
enteric coronavirus and	5
that the incidence	5
using monoclonal antibodies	5
calf diarrheal coronavirus	5
sb and sc	5
strains have been	5
coronavirus mouse hepatitis	5
genome organization and	5
alpha capture elisa	5
at and h	5
of cats that	5
a titer of	5
antigenic sites of	5
resulting in the	5
in combination with	5
receptor binding and	5
presence of a	5
proteins of feline	5
active site of	5
the fecv b	5
virulence in vivo	5
be seen in	5
on fipv infection	5
seroprevalence and association	5
the bispecific antibody	5
ii in cats	5
the cells and	5
factors act on	5
high viral loads	5
of the intestinal	5
infections of cats	5
was not observed	5
was collected from	5
calf diarrhea coronavirus	5
feline coronavirus associated	5
of the animals	5
in vitro antiviral	5
the levels of	5
serotype ii strains	5
are more likely	5
a orf of	5
type i fcovs	5
significant reduction in	5
isolated from a	5
of healthy cats	5
antibodies recognizing different	5
with the genome	5
on feline coronavirus	5
and in naturally	5
intestinal epithelial cells	5
basis of the	5
at the s	5
feline coronavirus field	5
washed times with	5
by the indirect	5
for the immune	5
levels occurred in	5
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cells in a	5
target cells of	5
conjugated goat anti	5
to show that	5
for many years	5