TABLE 1.
Primer function and target DNAa | Forward (5′ → 3′) | Reverse (5′ → 3′) |
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FISH | ||
C | ATGGGTCTGAAATATTTCTC | TTAATTAATTACAATCTCC |
M | GCTGCGTATCAAGACGAC | TTCTAGCATCCCAATTCCTTTC |
N | TGGCAGATTGGTTTTCTAGT | TTCTGAGTGAATGTACAATAAACATTT |
R | ACATTAAATAATCCTCTCTCTCCTA | CCTATCATCACTAAACATGCC |
S | AAATGGTGAGCAATTGGAA | GCCTATGATAGTAATCATATCTTGACA |
U1 | TTGGTCGATTATTTGTTGGTT | AATATCTCATTAGCATTAATTACATTTGAA |
U2 | TTATGGATGCCGGCTTT | CATCAAGTATTAGAATAACGAACTTGA |
U4 | AGCAGGTTATCGAATGTAG | ATAGATTCCCACAATCGCT |
Mutagenesis | ||
N-His | CACCACCACGCAGATTGGTTTTCTAGTC | ATGATGATGCATTTTTCTGCAACTTCC |
His-N | CACCACCACTAATTAGTTGTGATGATGTAATTAATAATAATT | ATGATGATGCACTTTGATTCTGAGTGAATG |
Control His | ||
ATG-His | ATGCATCATCATCACCACCAC | GTTCCTGTTTCCACCATAGAAACTAC |
His-TAA | GCATGAAAGACAAGCTCAACG | TTAGTGGTGGTGATGATGATG |
Primers were used to amplify the coding sequence of each segment for segment-specific fluorescent labeling during FISH, to generate the pCambia 2300-His-N-SL or pCambia 2300-N-His-SL (mutagenesis), and to control the presence of DNA-His-N or DNA-N-His in infected plants (control His).