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The second face of a known player: Arabidopsis silencing suppressor AtXRN4 acts organ-specifically.

The New phytologist - 1 Jan 2011

Vogel Florian, Hofius Daniel, Paulus Kathrin Elisabeth, Jungkunz Isabel, Sonnewald Uwe

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Plant viruses exploit the symplastic transport pathway provided by plasmodesmata by encoding for specialized movement proteins, which interact with host factors to enable viral intracellular and intercellular spread. Stable expression of the Potato leaf roll virus movement protein MP17 in Arabidopsis results in a carbohydrate export block and stunted growth. To identify host factors essential for viral infection,...

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PMID: 21039560
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2010.03482.x

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