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Limitations on geminivirus genome size imposed by plasmodesmata and virus-encoded movement protein: insights into DNA trafficking.

The Plant cell - 1 Nov 2003

Gilbertson Robert L, Sudarshana Mysore, Jiang Hao, Rojas Maria R, Lucas William J

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Animals and plants evolved systems to permit non-cell-autonomous trafficking of RNA, whereas DNA plays a cell-autonomous role. In plants, plasmodesmata serve as the conduit for this phenomenon, and viruses have evolved to use this pathway for the spread of infectious nucleic acids. In this study, a plant DNA virus was used to explore the constraints imposed on the movement of DNA through this endogenous RNA...

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PMID: 14555695
DOI: 10.1105/tpc.015057
PMCID: PMC280562

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