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Expression of the crucifer-infecting TMV-Cg movement protein in tobacco plants complements in trans a TMV-U1 trafficking-deficient mutant.

Biological research - 1 Jan 2006

Díaz-Griffero Felipe, Espinoza Cancino Carmen, Medina Arévalo Consuelo, Arce-Johnson Patricio

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Tobamovirus movement proteins play a determinant role in the establishment of infections in plants, allowing the local movement of viral RNA genome through plasmodesmatas. We expressed the movement protein (MP) of the crucifer- and garlic-infecting Tobacco Mosaic Virus strain Cg (TMV-Cg) in both resistant Xanthi NN and sensitive Xanthi nn Nicotiana tabacum plants. MP-Cg function was assayed by inoculating...

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PMID: 16874402
DOI: 10.4067/s0716-97602006000200009

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