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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Tobacco ringspot virus"”.

  1. Identification and Characterization of a Tolerant Response in Arabidopsis Thaliana to Tobacco Ringspot Virus and Cloning of a Single Locus That Confers Tolerance

    The TTR1 locus was mapped using the progeny of crosses of Col-0 and Estland. In the initial mapping, PCR-based short sequence length polymorphism and cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence markers located across the A. thaliana genome were scored on 31 F$\sb3$ families to determine the chromosome …

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  2. A new computationally facile approximation of electrostatic potential suitable for macromolecules

    … potential generated by full capsid of the tobacco ringspot virus (half a million atoms) at atomic resolution. The details of the potential distribution on the molecular surface sheds light on the mechanism behind the high selectivity of the capsid to the viral RNA. These results are …

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  3. Identification of phytotoxins produced by fusarium virguliforme associated with foliar symptoms of sudden death syndrome and genome-wide association studies for soybean disease resistance

    … an overexpression system via Soybean mosaic virus. Results of phytotoxicity assay on eighty plant introductions (PIs), genome-wide association study (GWAS), and phytotoxicity assay for FvNIS1 gene knockout mutants supported that FvNIS1 is one of the phytotoxins responsible for SDS foliar …

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