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A plasmid from a non-insect-transmissible line of a phytoplasma lacks two open reading frames that exist in the plasmid from the wild-type line.

Gene - 2 Oct 2002

Nishigawa Hisashi, Oshima Kenro, Kakizawa Shigeyuki, Jung Hee-Young, Kuboyama Tsutomu, Miyata Shin-ichi, Ugaki Masashi, Namba Shigetou

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Two novel rolling circle replication (RCR) plasmids, pOYM (3932 nt) and pOYNIM (3062 nt), were isolated from a mildly pathogenic variant line (OY-M) and a mildly pathogenic plus non-insect-transmissible line (OY-NIM), respectively, of onion yellows (OY) phytoplasma, a plant and insect endocellular mollicute. OY-M was isolated from an original wild-type line (OY-W) after regular maintenance using alternate...

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PMID: 12426107
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(02)00975-7

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