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Molecular characterization of Prune dwarf virus cherry isolates from Slovakia shows their substantial variability and reveals recombination events in PDV RNA3

2017-04-01

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Although Prune dwarf virus (PDV) is one of the most common viruses infecting stone fruits (Prunus spp.), most of the molecular diversity studies have so far focused on the capsid protein (CP) gene. An alternative diagnostic primer pair targeting the movement protein (MP) gene was used in the present work, increasing then polyvalence of PDV detection in cherry samples from Slovakia as compared to the previously pub...

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8063d5c2-bcf1-5e14-a5d3-6809d6596570
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10.1007/s10658-016-1055-y
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