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ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Investigations on the diagnosis and retroviral aetiology of renal neoplasia in budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus)

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Pages 161-167 | Received 18 Aug 2009, Published online: 11 Jun 2010

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Table 1.  Clinical manifestation and diagnostic procedures performed in budgerigars (M. undulatus) suspected of having renal neoplasia: histologically confirmed cases of renal neoplasia (A1 to A8) and budgerigars with other neoplasia or disease (A9 to A32)

Table 2.  Retrovirus investigations performed in budgerigars (M. undulatus) with histologically diagnosed renal neoplasia (A1 to A8), birds with different neoplasia or disease (A9 to A32) and a control group of clinically healthy budgerigars (C1 to C39) where blood was collected twice within 12 weeks (Collections 1 and 2)

Table 3.  Statistical results from RT activity (µU/ml) measured in plasma of budgerigars (M. undulatus) with renal neoplasia (A1 to A8), budgerigars with different neoplasia or disease (A9 to A32) and a control group of clinically healthy budgerigars (C1 to C39), blood collected twice within 12 weeks

Table 4.  Statistical results from the ELISA test for detection of specific antigen (p27) of ALV, performed in budgerigars (M. undulatus) with histologically confirmed renal neoplasia (A1 to A8), budgerigars with different neoplasia or disease (A9 to A32) and a control group of clinically healthy budgerigars in which blood was collected twice within 12 weeks (C1 to C39)

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