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A cucumber necrosis virus variant deficient in fungal transmissibility contains an altered coat protein shell domain.

Virology - 21 Jul 1997

Robbins M A, Reade R D, Rochon D M

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Little is currently known regarding the specific interactions that govern transmission of plant viruses by their vectors. A cucumber necrosis virus (CNV) variant (LL5) deficient in fungal transmissibility has been isolated from mechanically passaged CNV and characterized. Although LL5 accumulates to wild-type (WT) levels, is capable of rapid systemic infection, and produces stable, highly infectious particles, it...

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PMID: 9234955
DOI: 10.1006/viro.1997.8635

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