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Genetic diversity and silencing suppression effects of Rice yellow mottle virus and the P1 protein.

Virology journal - 30 Apr 2008

Siré Christelle, Bangratz-Reyser Martine, Fargette Denis, Brugidou Christophe

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BACKGROUND: PTGS (post-transcriptional gene silencing) is used to counter pathogenic invasions, particularly viruses. In return, many plant viruses produce proteins which suppress silencing directed against their RNA. The diversity of silencing suppression at the species level in natural hosts is...

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PMID: 18447922
DOI: 10.1186/1743-422X-5-55
PMCID: PMC2390521

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