Researchers will study cats with a protective immune response to feline enteric coronavirus (a common intestinal virus that can mutate and cause deadly feline infectious peritonitis) with the aim of identifying targets for a vaccine strategy.

In this project, the team is aiming to develop two types of tests, one that can identify the genetic makeup of FCoV-23 to differentiate it from other FCoV types and...

The research team will learn more about the recent outbreak of FIP in Cyprus by monitoring cases in shelters and veterinary clinics throughout Cyprus. The team will also perform routine...

In this study the research team will study the behavior of FCoV-23 in cell culture and also look at the virus’s stability in the environment. Lastly, the team will test...

This project will analyze FCoV-23, the newly emerging virus affecting cats in Cyprus. The team will assess basic aspects of the biology of this novel and highly concerning virus, and...

SUMMARY: Researchers will study a new antibody’s effectiveness against H5N1 avian influenza as a step toward a new treatment for cats affected by this serious disease.

This biobanking core will provide support to the overall FCoV-23 Center of Excellence for sample collection in Cyprus, archiving, and storage. Subject to shipping considerations (especially for international transport and...

Researchers will evaluate the use of platelet lysate, a natural blood-derived product, in its natural and gel form to help control infections in horses.

Researchers will use data from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study to analyze disease prevalence in the cohort, focusing on potential patterns associated with cancer in young dogs.