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. 2001 Jan;75(1):100–106. doi: 10.1128/JVI.75.1.100-106.2001

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FIG. 7 — Models of complexes transmissible by aphids for caulimoviruses and potyviruses. Retention of caulimovirus or potyvirus particles in the alimentary canal of M. persicae occurs at the level of a putative receptor (possibly distinct for each of the two groups of viruses) via a bridge consisting of proteins P2 and P3 for caulimoviruses and of the single protein HC-Pro for potyviruses (reviewed in reference 18). Relevant regions of interaction, known () and hypothetical (), are indicated. Relative sizes of the components are not to scale.

Inline graphic — Models of complexes transmissible by aphids for caulimoviruses and potyviruses. Retention of caulimovirus or potyvirus particles in the alimentary canal of M. persicae occurs at the level of a putative receptor (possibly distinct for each of the two groups of viruses) via a bridge consisting of proteins P2 and P3 for caulimoviruses and of the single protein HC-Pro for potyviruses (reviewed in reference 18). Relevant regions of interaction, known () and hypothetical (), are indicated. Relative sizes of the components are not to scale.