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Table II. Antagonistic effects of synthetic oligopeptides on the capacity of KN1 and CMV-MP to interact with mesophyll plasmodesmata located within fully expanded leaves of Nicotiana benthamiana.

Injected probe	Coinjected agent	Injections	Movement (%)
Lucifer yellow CH	–	18	17 (94)^a
11 kDa FITC-dextran	–	40	7 (18)^b
KN1	F-dextran^c	13	11 (85)^a
W2 proteins	F-dextran	10	8 (80)^a
CMV-MP	F-dextran	10	8 (80)^a
KN1-FITC	–	22	18 (82)^a
KN1pep_synth	F-dextran	37	13 (35)^b
KN1pep_synth^d	KN1 + F-dextran	38	7 (18)^b
KN1pep_synth	KN1-FITC	39	23 (59)^e
CMVpep3_synth	F-dextran	17	3 (18)^b
CMVpep3_synth^d	CMV-MP + F-dextran	14	7 (50)^e
CMVpep3_synth	KN1 + F-dextran	19	12 (63)^f
CMVpep3_synth	KN1-FITC	18	15 (83)^a
KN1-Npep_synth	F-dextran	20	5 (25)^b
KN1-Npep_synth^d	KN1 + F-dextran	20	3 (15)^b
KN1-Npep_synth	W2 proteins + F-dextran	22	3 (14)^b
KN1-Npep_synth	KN1-FITC	20	5 (25)^b
KN1-Npep_synth	CMV-MP + F-dextran	22	18 (70)^a

^a–cAs in Table I.

^dRatio of synthetic peptide to protein was 3:1 (w/w).

^eWhen the fluorescent signal moved it did so slowly and was mostly restricted to the adjacent cell(s).

^fF-dextran signal was detected in 5–10 surrounding mesophyll cells.