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Transgenic tobacco plants expressing the bacterial rnc gene resist virus infection

1997-01-01

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A bacterial rnc gene coding for a double-stranded RNA-dependent RNase III endoribonuclease and a mutant, rnc70, were expressed in tobacco plants. The RNase III protein produced in the transgenic plants was the same size as the bacterial protein. Expression of the wild-type gene could cause stunting in some plant lines, but not in others. Expression of the mutant protein did not affect normal growth and development...

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10.1023/a:1009697507261
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