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. 2009 Dec 15;11(2):245–254. doi: 10.1111/j.1364-3703.2009.00601.x

Table 1.

Features of gene constructs and the results of their inoculation into Nicotiana benthamiana.

Gene construct* Insert size (bp) Deletions (no. of amino acids) [amino acid coordinates of the deletion] No of symptomatic plants/no. of plants inoculated Hypersensitive response
PaV2/PVX 453 10/10 Yes
PaV2AS/PVX 453 5/5 No
PaV2dmN32/PVX 357 32, N‐terminal [1–32] 8/10 Yes
PaV2dmN60/PVX 273 60, N‐terminal [1–60] 8/10 Yes
PaV2dmC20/PVX 393 20, C‐terminal [130–149] 6/8 Yes
PaV2dmC40/PVX 333 40, C‐terminal [111–149] 5/7 Yes
PaV2dmC50/PVX 303 50, C‐terminal [101–149] 7/10 Yes§
PaV2dmC60/PVX 273 60, C‐terminal [91–149] 7/10 No
PaV2dmC80/PVX 213 80, C‐terminal [71–149] 6/10 No
PaV2dmC119/PVX 96 119, C‐terminal [30–149] 8/10 No
KoV2/PVX 351 5/5 Yes
*

Constructs in Potato virus X (PVX) are indicated as either the V2 gene of Papaya leaf curl virus (PaLCuV) (PaV2) or Cotton leaf curl Kokhran virus (CLCuKoV) (KoV2) or deletion mutants (dm) of the PaLCuV V2 gene with deletions at either the N‐terminal (N) or C‐terminal (C) ends. A PVX construct with the PaLCuV V2 gene inserted in the anti‐sense orientation is indicated by AS.

Numbers of plants showing symptoms of PVX infection. Combined results of three independent experiments.

Delayed necrotic response.

§

Necrosis only in the agroinfiltrated area.