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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Plant Virology"”.

  1. Grapevine Fanleaf Virus: Biology, Biotechnology And Resistance

    … quinoa tissues, and imbuing GFLV with partial plant gene sequences proved the concept that endogenous plant genes can be knocked down. Infectivity of the viral vector depended on the identity of the GFLV strains or reassortants, on coapplication of heterologous silencing suppressors and on …

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  2. The Consequences of Plant Anatomy on Viral Co-Infection

    Plant viruses are infectious agents that exploit plants to survive, transmitted from host to host primarily by insect vectors. Within plant hosts, viral populations encounter both physical and physiological barriers that may influence their evolution. This work aims to identify opportunities during …

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  3. Towards an antibody mediated resistance against Geminiviruses

    … proteins in the reducing environment of the plant cytosol. Such a scFv is a potential candidate to interfere with the viral life cycle and thus abolishing or delaying the viral infection.

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  4. Generation and characterization of single chain antibody fragments binding to the coat protein of grapevine leafroll associated virus 2 and 3

    … The degeneration of the vascular system of the plants produces a reduction in the berry yields, delayed maturity and causes a poor pigmentation of the berries. All these have negative influence on the vine produced. The feasibility of antibody-based resistance has been demonstrated for plant

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