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Consistent Detection of Felis Domesticus Papillomavirus 2 DNA Sequences Within Feline Viral Plaques

1 Nov 2010

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Viral plaques are well recognized skin lesions of cats. They are thought to be caused by papillomavirus infection; however, the causative papillomavirus is uncertain. In the current study, polymerase chain reaction using 2 consensus primer sets and 1 primer set specific for Felis domesticus papillomavirus 2 (FdPV-2) was used to amplify DNA from a series of 14 feline viral plaques. The FdPV-2 sequences were...

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PMID: 21088180
DOI: 10.1177/104063871002200615

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