Yes, I’ve got it from Sigma-Aldrich, but I’m a biologist working in a research
institute.
I think someone with academic affiliation (such as a doctoral graduate student
in veterinary) or perhaps someone working in an analytical laboratory would be
apt to buy it after presenting credentials.
Hi MaryChristine and Gloria,
FIV is in fact a closer relative to HIV than is FeLV. The three belong to the
same retrovirus family and subfamily, but FeLV belongs to the Gammaretrovirus
group, whereas FIV and HIV belong to the Lentivirus group. The severe outcomes
of the disease, however,
Gary,
After reading a number of papers, especially those by the research team of team
of Dr. Robert Good, I decided for the following protocol:
Staphylococcus Protein A (10 μg/kg twice per week for up to ten weeks), that
is the same given in the ABCD guidelines on Feline Leukaemia Virus:
Dear Gary
I have used Staphoccocal Protein-A, from Sigma Aldrich:
Product: P6031 - 1MG, Protein A from Staphylococcus aureus; Soluble,
essentially salt-free, lyophilized powder; or Product: P3838 - 1MG, Protein A
from Staphylococcus aureus; Soluble, Cowan Strain, essentially salt-free,
for Pupa i emailed Dr. Maier and got consultation form . you could
contact her at www.horizonvetserv.com. maybe she could help you find a vet in
Sao Paulo. worth a try. dorlis hebert ferrarezzi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: I am writing to thank you all. This is really an unique
will come . dorils hebert ferrarezzi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Olá amigos, As already told, Pupa (8
years old) was tested FeLV+ in January/2008 and diagnosed with lymploma
(large cell type) at the submandibular lymphnode in april. Since then, she
has been treated with Staphylococcal
Thank you Belinda,
Thank you Michele,
These informations will be very usefull to guide my decisions.
I will join to the feline-lymphoma group today.
Pupa is running well.
I'm glad to be here with you.
Hebert
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Olá amigos,
As already told, Pupa (8 years old) was tested FeLV+ in January/2008 and
diagnosed with lymploma (large cell type) at the submandibular lymphnode in
april. Since then, she has been treated with Staphylococcal Protein A and has
recovered very well from severe thrombocytopenia and
I found the following introductory paragraph of an article from The Journal of
Virology very interesting (and not excessively technical), to be posted here.
It provides some possible explanations to the differences regarding latency
period, survival time, associate malignancies and other
FeLV people, Thanks a lot for the affection and shelter that you received me.
It is very good to stay here with you. Thanks to Sally, Debbie, Gary, and
MaryChristine. Gary, I will appreciate any information that your vet can bring
on a Staph protein A treatment. MaryChristine, I can have quick
Hello! nice to meet you.
I am from Brazil and new to this talk group. If you’re not attracted to read so
much, please, just jump to essential questions at the last paragraph.
I have 14 cats, four of them FeLV+, persistently viremic, according to the
results of four IFA tests carried through
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