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Immunohistochemical Characterization of ACE2 in Wildlife

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Lean F.Z., Cox R., Madslien K., Spiro S., Nymo I.H., Bröjer C., Neimanis A., Lawson B., Holmes P., Man C., Folkow L.P., Gough J., Ackroyd S., Evans L., Wrigglesworth E., Grimholt U., McElhinney L., Brookes S.M., Delahay R.J, & Núñez A. (2023). Tissue distribution of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) receptor in wild animals with a focus on artiodactyls, mustelids and phocids. One Health, 16, 100492.
Publication 2023
Ace2 Animal Animals disease Antibody Antibody isotype Aonyx Badger Bison Bos grunniens Bronchiolar Buffer Camel Camelus bactrianus Deer Epithelium Epitope European Formalin Halichoerus grypus Hedgehog Held Hippopotamus Immunohistochemistry Kidney Lama glama Lung Macaca nigra Macaque Martes Muntiacus Mustela Mustela putorius Otter Pagophilus groenlandicus Paraffin Peroxidase Phoca vitulina Pine Plant Polymer Rabbit Rangifer tarandus Seal Small intestine Squirrel Sus scrofa Tissue Tissues preservation Tissues species Vessels Vicugna pacos Wallaby

Corresponding Organization : Animal and Plant Health Agency

Other organizations : Norwegian Veterinary Institute, Zoological Society of London, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Swedish Veterinary Agency, Veterinary Medicines Directorate

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