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Amplification of feline sarcoid‐associated papillomavirus DNA sequences from bovine skin
29 Mar 2010
Abstract excerpt
Feline sarcoids are uncommon dermal neoplasms that are thought to be caused by papillomaviral (PV) infection. Feline sarcoid-associated PV (FeSarPV) has been consistently detected in sarcoids from North American and New Zealand cats but has not been detected within any other feline sample. This suggests that feline sarcoids may develop due to cross-species infection by a PV from an unidentified reservoir host....
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