. 2020 Jul 13;16:240. doi: 10.1186/s12917-020-02467-4

Table 1.

Positivity rate of FeMV detection by RT-PCR

		Shelter cats (n = 61)	Group A Household cats (n = 100)	Group B Household cats (n = 100)	Total cats (n = 261)
FeMV-PCR positive	Individual sample type	6^a	12^a	13^b	0	19/131 (14.5%)	12/161 (7.5%)
	Average	18/61 (29.5%)	13/200 (6.5%)	31/261 (11.9%)

Shelter cats
(n = 61)

Group A
Household cats
(n = 100)

Group B
Household cats
(n = 100)

Total cats
(n = 261)

Urine
(n = 31)

Blood
(n = 61)

Urine
(n = 100)

Blood
(n = 100)

Urine
(n = 131)

Blood
(n = 161)

FeMV-PCR positive

Individual sample type

6^a

12^a

13^b

19/131

(14.5%)

12/161

(7.5%)

Average

18/61

(29.5%)

13/200

(6.5%)

31/261

(11.9%)

^a There was no positive FeMV-PCR result in the same shelter cat

^b All FeMV-PCR positive cats showed abnormal urinalysis results, representing urologic disorders