- conclude
- dark
- derived
- dgis
- differing
- features
- free
- gene
- green
- heterologous
- infected
- infection
- interface
- islands
- junction
- leaf
- lines
- mosaic
- nontransgenic
- phenomena
- plants
- posttranscriptional
- potyvirus
- protein
- ptgs
- recovery
- silencing
- surrounded
- surrounding
- symptom
- systemically
- tamarillo
- tamv
- tissue
- tissues
- titers
- transcripts
- transgene
- transgenic
- vector
- virus_infected
- yellow
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Publications
Publications
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- Authors
- Richard C. Gardner, P.W. Sutherland, R.L.S. Forster, R.M. MacDiarmid, C.J. Moore
- Journal
- Molecular Plant-Microbe Interactions
- Year
- 2001
- Dark green islands (DGIs) are a common symptom of plants systemically infected with a mosaic virus. DGIs are clusters of green leaf cells that are free of virus but surrounded by yellow, virus-infecte... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE
Dark green islands in plant virus infection are the result of posttranscriptional gene silencing