Plants expressing tomato golden mosaic virus AL2 or beet curly top virus L2 transgenes show enhanced susceptibility to infection by DNA and RNA viruses.

Sunter G, Sunter JL, Bisaro DM. Plants expressing tomato golden mosaic virus AL2 or beet curly top virus L2 transgenes show enhanced susceptibility to infection by DNA and RNA viruses. Virology. 2001 Jun 20; 285(1):59-70.

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Geminiviridae
Genes, Viral
Plant Diseases
Plants, Toxic
Time Factors
Tobacco Mosaic Virus
Transgenes

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Garry Sunter

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