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Multiple, Independent T Cell Lymphomas Arising in an Experimentally FIV-Infected Cat during the Terminal Stage of Infection.

Viruses - 24 May 2018

Murphy Brian G, Eckstrand Christina, Castillo Diego, Poon Andre, Liepnieks Molly, Harmon Kristy, Moore Peter

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Our laboratory has serially reported on the virologic and immunopathologic features of a cohort of experimental feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)-infected cats for more than eight years. At 8.09 years post infection (PI), one of these animals entered the terminal stage of infection, characterized by undulating hyperthermia, progressive anorexia, weight loss, and pancytopenia; the animal was not responsive to...

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PMID: 29794987
DOI: 10.3390/v10060280
PMCID: PMC6024646

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