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pantropic

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pantropic /pan·tro·pic/ (pan-tro´pik) having an affinity for or affecting many tissues or cells.
pantotropic, pantropic
having affinity for tissues derived from all three of the germ layers (ectoderm, entoderm and mesoderm).
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The onset of acute fatal disease (feline infectious peritonitis) is caused by pantropic variants (able to disseminate throughout the organism) of enteric FCoVs with deletions or recombinations in the 3c and 7b genes at the 3' end of the FCoV genome (4).
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