Titlebook: Viral Genes and Plant Pathogenesis; Thomas P. Pirone,John G. Shaw Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1990 Mutation.

歪曲道理

The Cell to Cell Movement of Viruses in Plants,ed cells and then moves to the neighbouring healthy ones. A separate virus-specific function, namely the transport function (TF), is coded by the viral genome; “transport” proteins are encoded in the genomes of various plant viruses. In this paper three main questions will be discussed.

BUOY

growth-factor

Aspirin

PANIC

Gene VI of Figwort Mosaic Virus Activates Expression of Internal Cistrons of the Full-length Polycithe genome is expressed as two sets of genes (Gowda ., 1989). The first set consists of a group of six genes (VII and I through V) closely spaced on a major polycistronic transcript which spans the entire viral genome. The second set consists of gene VI which has its own promoter and is transcribed

Osteoporosis

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META

即席演說

Expression of the Potyvirus Genome: The Role of Proteolytic Processing,ed in classification (Edwardson, 1974; Hollings and Brunt, 1981). Although each member has a rather restrictive host range, the large number of putative members make these viruses ubiquitous pathogens present in most agricultural settings. As such, over the past 5 years they have become one of the m

指數(shù)

Molecular Biology of Bromovirus Replication and Host Specificity,tebrate animals, insects, and even bacteria share extensive similarities in nonstructural proteins involved in nucleic acid replication. The emergence of these revelations from nucleic acid sequencing has enlightened and stimulated considerations of virus evolution and has accelerated research progr