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<StructureSection load='1r9f' size='350' side='right' caption='Structure of tomato bushy stunt virus RNA silencing suppressor p19 complex with siRNA and sulfate (PDB entry 1r9f)' scene=>
RNA silencing suppressor are viral proteins which suppress the silencing RNA (siRNA) that are part of the plant antiviral defense mechanism. For details see Suppression of RNA Silencing by Viruses.
3D structures of RNA silencing suppressor
Updated on 04-July-2013
2zi0 – TAV2B + siRNA – Tomato aspermy virus
3ajf – NS3 protein helix domain – Rice hoja blanca virus
2cwo – P21 – Beet yellows virus
1r9f – P19 + siRNA – Tomato bushy stunt virus
1rpu – P19 + siRNA – Carnation Italian ringspot virus
