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[[2cwo]] – P21 – Beet yellows virus <br />
[[2cwo]] – P21 – Beet yellows virus <br />
[[1r9f]], [[4j39]], [[4j5v]], [[4jgn]], [[4jk0]], [[4jnx]], [[4knq]], [[4ktg]] – TbsvP19 + siRNA – Tomato bushy stunt virus <br />
[[1r9f]], [[4j39]], [[4j5v]], [[4jgn]], [[4jk0]], [[4jnx]], [[4knq]], [[4ktg]] – TbsvP19 + siRNA – Tomato bushy stunt virus <br />
[[4knq]] – TbsvP19 (mutant) + siRNA  <br />
[[4knq]], [[4kq0]] – TbsvP19 (mutant) + siRNA  <br />
[[1rpu]] – P19 + siRNA – Carnation Italian ringspot virus <br />
[[1rpu]], [[6bjv]] – CirvP19 + siRNA – Carnation Italian ringspot virus <br />
[[6bjg]], [[6bjh]] – CirvP19 (mutant) + siRNA  <br />
 
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Revision as of 10:29, 31 December 2019

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RNA silencing suppressor are viral proteins which suppress the silencing RNA (siRNA) that are part of the plant antiviral defense mechanism[1]. For details see

3D structures of RNA silencing suppressor

Updated on 31-December-2019

2zi0 – TAV2B + siRNA – Tomato aspermy virus
3ajf – NS3 protein helix domain – Rice hoja blanca virus
2cwo – P21 – Beet yellows virus
1r9f, 4j39, 4j5v, 4jgn, 4jk0, 4jnx, 4knq, 4ktg – TbsvP19 + siRNA – Tomato bushy stunt virus
4knq, 4kq0 – TbsvP19 (mutant) + siRNA
1rpu, 6bjv – CirvP19 + siRNA – Carnation Italian ringspot virus
6bjg, 6bjh – CirvP19 (mutant) + siRNA

References

  1. ↑ Bivalkar-Mehla S, Vakharia J, Mehla R, Abreha M, Kanwar JR, Tikoo A, Chauhan A. Viral RNA silencing suppressors (RSS): novel strategy of viruses to ablate the host RNA interference (RNAi) defense system. Virus Res. 2011 Jan;155(1):1-9. doi: 10.1016/j.virusres.2010.10.003. Epub 2010, Oct 14. PMID:20951748 doi:https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.virusres.2010.10.003

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