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Weeks, months or years may intervene between localized primary FECoV infection and FIP development. FECoV replicates in the gut, but FIP spreads systemically in the circulation. FIP then gains the ability to replicate in [[Monocytes|monocytes]] and macrophages.
 
Weeks, months or years may intervene between localized primary FECoV infection and FIP development. FECoV replicates in the gut, but FIP spreads systemically in the circulation. FIP then gains the ability to replicate in [[Monocytes|monocytes]] and macrophages.
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Failure of the [[Adaptive Immune System - WikiBlood|immune system]] to clear antibody-antigen complexes leads to immune-mediated disease and deposited complexes cause [[Inflammation - Pathology|inflammation]] and exudation. This leads to characteristic [[Oedema - Pathology| oedema]] as fibrin-rich serum escapes to intercellular spaces.
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Failure of the [[:Category:Adaptive Immune System|immune system]] to clear antibody-antigen complexes leads to immune-mediated disease and deposited complexes cause [[Inflammation - Pathology|inflammation]] and exudation. This leads to characteristic [[Oedema - Pathology| oedema]] as fibrin-rich serum escapes to intercellular spaces.
    
Pyogranulomas reactions can develop in major organs as a result of the immune response and the body's failure to clear away excess [[Neutrophils|neutrophils]].
 
Pyogranulomas reactions can develop in major organs as a result of the immune response and the body's failure to clear away excess [[Neutrophils|neutrophils]].
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