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Background  Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a naturally occurring lentivirus that infects cats. The primary mode of transmission occurs through bite wounds, and other routes are difficult to observe in nature.    Findings  The purpose of this study was to evaluate FIV transmission from queen to kitten in a colony of naturally infected stray cats. With this aim, a queen was monitored over a period of three years. A blood sample was taken to amplify and sequence  gag ,  pol  and  env  regions of the virus from the queen, two kittens and other cats from the colony.    Conclusion  Phylogenetic analysis showed evidence of queen to kitten transmission.

Natural transmission of feline immunodeficiency virus from infected queen to kitten