Description
Feline leukemia virus (FLv) is one of the most deadly infections to affect domestic felines. The virus causes suppression of the cats immune system. In addition, the virus can transform healthy lymphoid cells into malignant cancerous cells. Infected cats to readily shed and transmit FeLV through saliva and from a mother cat to her kittens. The virus is present in high amounts in the saliva and milk of infected cat, horizontal transmission occurs commonly via the oral/nasal oute, by the sharing of food and water dishes, through mutual grooming, and through sharing a communal litterbox. P27 is FeLv core protein, it is profound present in cats body fluid, detecting of P27 is most commonly used way for the diagnosis of feline leukemia virus infection. rFeLv contains 248 amino acids from 271to 519, used for immunoassay or as positive control in diagnostic assay