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Identification and expression of white spot syndrome virus-encoded microRNAs in infected Penaeus monodon

2019-03-01

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White spot syndrome virus (WSSV) is the most devastating DNA virus that causes shrimp mortality worldwide. To better understand WSSV and Penaeus monodon interactions, WSSV-encoded microRNAs (wsv-miRs) were identified by small RNA cloning and next-generation sequencing. Ten wsv-miRs were identified and their expressions can be detected in WSSV-infected tissues only. These wsv-miRs and their flanking sequences can s...

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027842b6-bce1-5165-8cab-c888e216841c
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2019.01.023
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