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kashucha pisze:Mój dom tymczasowy jest mały, bo i fizyczne wymiary ma maleńkie (kawalerka na poddaszu) i mój TŻ nie zgadza się na duże zagęszczenie kotów, więc naszym maksimum są trzy.
czarno-czarni pisze:ooo ale fajne gnomy (tak pieszczotliwie nazywam malce)
źródło: http://www.abcdcatsvets.org/feline-leukaemia-def/[...]
Test interpretation
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Cats that clear infectious virus from the plasma will be negative by VI, ELISA, immunochromatography, IFA, and RNA PCR, but will remain positive by DNA PCR (Gomes-Keller et al., 2006a; EBM grade I). These cats should be considered latently infected, although the clinical significance is low in most cats. However, in rare instances, chronic stress, immune suppression or infection with other viruses may lead to reactivation. The mean proviral load in cats that have overcome viraemia is several hundred times lower than in cats with persistent viraemia. A small proportion (2-3 %) of cats remain positive by ELISA and immunochromatography although no infectious virus can be isolated from the plasma. These cats have foci of infection outside the bone marrow from which soluble p27 is released into the circulation; such cats are potential sources of infection (Lutz et al., 1980c).
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