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Subject: Cornell update on virus survival in a dry environment
Hi Folks,
I ran across this article updating Cornell's stance on this
subject. According to cornell the FELV virus can still survive 5-7
days in a dry environment.
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/askDr
Hi Gloria, it is set to go to the list, not sure if it was originally
but it is now.
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Hi Gloria, it is set to go to the list
: Cornell update on virus survival in a dry environment
Great!
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*Subject:* Cornell update on virus survival in a dry environment
Hi Folks,
I ran across this article updating Cornell's stance on this subject.
According to cornell the FELV virus can still survive 5-7 days in a dry
environment.
http
Hi Folks,
I ran across this article updating Cornell's stance on this subject.
According to cornell the FELV virus can still survive 5-7 days in a dry
environment.
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/askDr/FeLVEnvironment.pdf
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Hmmm, this is what I get out of it. What they seem to be saying is
that there are 2 kind of viruses, enveloped viruses and non-enveloped
viruses.
The enveloped ones break down more easily. FELV is an enveloped
virus, as are FIPV, FIV, and HIV. They did some tests with other
enveloped
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