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The long 3 ' non-translated regions of Blackcurrant reversion virus RNAs are highly conserved between virus isolates representing different phenotypes and geographic origins
Authors: Lehto K, Lemmetty A, Keranen M
Publisher: SPRINGER WIEN
Publication year: 2004
Journal name in source: ARCHIVES OF VIROLOGY
Journal acronym: ARCH VIROL
Volume: 149
Issue: 9
First page : 1867
Last page: 1875
Number of pages: 9
ISSN: 0304-8608
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00705-004-0295-x
Abstract
Blackcurrant reversion virus (BRV) belongs in the subgroup c of nepoviruses. The 3' NTRs of RNAs 1 and 2 of BRV are 1360 and 1363 nucleotides long, respectively, and highly similar (94.8%). In this study we have compared the sequences of the 3' NTRs of ten BRV isolates, originating from different geographic regions or hosts. All deduced sequences were 94.1-98.8% identical with each other, and with the previously deduced 3' NTR sequences of RNAs1 and 2 of the type isolate. The proceeding 480 nucleotides of the CP coding region were 86.9-97.9% identical between the same isolates.
Blackcurrant reversion virus (BRV) belongs in the subgroup c of nepoviruses. The 3' NTRs of RNAs 1 and 2 of BRV are 1360 and 1363 nucleotides long, respectively, and highly similar (94.8%). In this study we have compared the sequences of the 3' NTRs of ten BRV isolates, originating from different geographic regions or hosts. All deduced sequences were 94.1-98.8% identical with each other, and with the previously deduced 3' NTR sequences of RNAs1 and 2 of the type isolate. The proceeding 480 nucleotides of the CP coding region were 86.9-97.9% identical between the same isolates.
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