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The molecular pathogenesis of feline calicivirus infection

2011-01-01

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Feline calicivirus (FCV) is an important veterinary pathogen of domestic cats. It is highly variable and rapidly evolving such that many different strains of varying pathogenicity exist from avirulent, to mildly virulent and hypervirulent. FCV is one of only a small number of viruses within the Caliciviridae to propagate readily in vitro. This property has made FCV a model for the study of the viruses of the calic...

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10.17638/00004193
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