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Factors involved in the systemic transport of plant RNA viruses: the emerging role of the nucleus
Abstract
Compatible virus–host interactions depend on a suitable milieu in the host cells permitting viral gene expression, replication, and spread. During pathogenesis, viruses hijack the plant cellular machinery to access molecules, subcellular structures, and host transport pathways needed for infection. Vascular trafficking of virus transport forms (VTF) within the phloem is a crucial step in setting-up virus infection within the entire plant....
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Title
Factors involved in the systemic transport of plant RNA viruses: the emerging role of the nucleus
Published Date
Jan 13, 2014
Volume
65
Issue
7
Pages
1689 - 1697
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