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The first part of this review focuses on the anatomy and physiology of the rabbit mouth. Practical understanding is critical to comprehend the dynamic pathologic changes of dental disease, which is one of the most common presenting problems in rabbits. The major theories of the etiopathogenesis of...

Author(s)
Donnelly, T. M.; Vella, D.
Publisher
Saunders, An Imprint of Elsevier, Philadelphia, USA
Citation
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2016, 19, 3, pp 737-756
AbstractFull Text

Papillomaviruses (PV) are small, nonenveloped, DNA viruses, which had originally been grouped together with the Polyomaviruses in one family, Papovaviridae. In the year 2004 the International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses officially recognized two separate families: Papillomaviridae and...

Author(s)
Szczerba-Turek, A.; Szweda, W.; Siemionek, J.; Platt-Samoraj, A.; Bancerz-Kisiel, A.; Teodorowski, P.
Publisher
Polskiego Towarzystwa Nauk Weterynaryjnych, Lublin, Poland
Citation
Medycyna Weterynaryjna, 2007, 63, 9, pp 1045-1048
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Author(s)
Moreno-Lopez, J.
Publisher
Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Virus infections of rodents and lagomorphs., 1994, pp 165
Abstract

Diagnosis was confirmed by the demonstration of cytoplasmic vacuolation and intranuclear inclusions in epithelial cells, and by observing virus particles by electron microscopy. Lesions persisted for at least 100 weeks.

Author(s)
Mews, A. R.; Ritchie, J. S. D.; Romero-Mercado, C. H.; Scott, G. R.
Citation
Laboratory Animals, 1972, 6, No.2, pp 141-145
Abstract

Oral papillomas were seen in 16 (31%) of 51 rabbits from 2 local sources. Papillomavirus structural antigens were detected by the peroxidase-antiperoxidase technique in cells of the stratum spinosum which contained basophilic intranuclear inclusions. Homogenates of papillomas haemagglutinated mouse ...

Author(s)
Sundberg, J. P.; Junge, R. E.; El Shazly, M. O.
Citation
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1985, 46, 3, pp 664-668
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Author(s)
Weisbroth, S. H.
Citation
Laboratory Animal Science, 1975, 25, 3, pp 321-322
Abstract

Oral papillomatosis of the rabbit was produced by injection of tissue homogenates. Its development was followed by gross observation and electron microscopy. Prior to the formation of a definite papilloma, the inoculation site was oedematous and no virus could be demonstrated. Gross evidence of a...

Author(s)
Rdzok, E. J.; Shipkowitz, N. L.; Richter, W. R.
Citation
Cancer Research, 1966, 26, pp 160-165
Abstract

Ultrathin sections and negatively stained homogenates were examined and inclusions were demonstrated in nuclei and cytoplasm. The diameter of negatively stained particles was 50.52mµ, similar to that of Shope papilloma virus.-E.G.

Author(s)
Richter, W. R.; Shipkowitz, N. L.; Rdzok, E. J.
Citation
Laboratory Investigation, 1964, 13, pp 430-438
Abstract

The authors record the occurrence of oral papillomatosis in rabbits-a condition which they have found to result from the activities of a virus. The papillomas were found only on the oral mucous membrane and usually on the under surface of the tongue; they were discrete, sessile or pedunculated,...

Author(s)
Parsons, R. J.; Kidd, J. G.
Publisher
N.Y.,
Citation
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1936, 35, pp 441-443
Abstract

In the first paper two cases of malignant epithelial tumours in monkeys are described. One case was from a female yellow baboon, Papio cyncocephalus, age unknown, but this animal had lived at the Zoological Gardens for eighteen years. An early adeno-carcinoma involving the pancreas was observed....

Author(s)
De Mondbreum, W. A.; Goodpasture, E. W.
Citation
American Journal of Pathology, 1932, 8, pp 43-55

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