| identification of a feline adenovirus isolate that replicates in monkey and human cells in vitro. | | 1999 | 10622152 |
| human adenovirus type 1 related to feline adenovirus: evidence of interspecies transmission. | adenovirus is recognized to be a significant global enteropathogen in association with sporadic cases as well as outbreaks of acute gastroenteritis in humans. based on the genetic analysis, one adenovirus strain bearing feline adenovirus gene was detected in a fecal specimen collected from a 1-year old female child with acute gastroenteritis in japan. the human adenovirus detected and feline adenovirus shared high identities (100% and 97%) at the amino acid levels of hexon and fiber genes, respe ... | 2006 | 17078479 |
| molecular characterization of adenoviruses from children presenting with acute respiratory disease in uberlândia, minas gerais, brazil, and detection of an isolate genetically related to feline adenovirus. | human adenoviruses (hadv) are a major cause of acute respiratory diseases (ard), gastroenteritis, conjunctivitis and urinary infections. between november 2000-april 2007, a total of 468 nasopharyngeal aspirate samples were collected from children with ard at the clinics hospital of uberlândia. these samples were tested by immunofluorescence assay (ifa) and 3% (14/468) tested positive for the presence of hadv. by performing polymerase chain reaction (pcr) to detect hadv dna in samples that tested ... | 2010 | 20835622 |
| adenovirus isolated from a cat is related to human adenovirus 1. | an adenovirus (adv) has been isolated from the rectal swab of a domestic cat (felis catus) and named feline adenovirus (feadv) isolate. it replicates and causes cytopathological effects in many human, feline, other mammalian cell lines that have both coxsackie-adenovirus-receptor and integrins. its antigens cross-react with anti-human adenovirus antibodies in immunofluorescence and immunocytochemistry assays. electron microscopy revealed typical extracellular icosahedral particles and pseudo arr ... | 2019 | 31293556 |
| immunochemistry of adenoviruses: limitations and new horizons of gene therapy. | adenoviruses have increasingly been recognized as significant viral pathogens causing high morbidity and mortality especially among immunocompromised individuals such as transplant recipients and aids patients. through the infection process, after the adenovirus fiber and penton are bonded to cell surface receptors through special amino acid moieties, secondary messengers activate protein kinases, pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines. serotype and species specific antibodies also are induce ... | 2013 | 24292088 |