Journal: Molecular Plant Pathology
Article Title: RNA2‐encoded VP37 protein of Broad bean wilt virus 1 is a determinant of pathogenicity, host susceptibility, and a suppressor of post‐transcriptional gene silencing
doi: 10.1111/mpp.12979
Figure Lengend Snippet: Biological characterization of pBBWV1‐Wt and pBBWV1‐G492C cDNA infectious clones in different herbaceous host species. (a) Symptoms induced by pBBWV1‐Wt and pBBWV1‐G492C in Nicotiana benthamiana , broad bean, and pepper plants in comparison with those induced by BBWV‐1 isolate Ben at 21 days postagroinfiltration (dpa). (b) Northern blot analysis of plants agroinfiltrated with pBBWV1‐Wt (lane 1), pBBWV1‐G492C (lane 2), and mock‐infiltrated used as negative control (lane 3) (at the top). Ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs) used as loading controls are shown at the bottom. Each lane corresponds to a pool of three total RNA samples
Article Snippet: To quantify the viral titre of plants agroinfiltrated with pBBVW1‐R1/pBBWV1‐R2 (pBBWV1‐Wt) and pBBWV1‐R1/pBBWV1‐R2:G492C (pBBWV1‐G492C) two TaqMan (Sigma) probes specific for BBWV‐1 RNA1 (positions 1,123 to 1,148) and RNA2 (positions 1,791 to 1,820) were designed using Primer Express (Applied Biosystems) software.
Techniques: Clone Assay, Northern Blot, Negative Control