Molecular characterization of blackcurrant reversion virus isolate
Abstract
Belarusian isolate of Blackcurrant reversion virus (BRV) was characterized on molecular level during the study. The high level of conservation of 3'non-translated region of RNA-2 was revealed for BRV genome. Belarusian isolate was closely related to BRV isolate from Finland. Phylogenetic analysis showed that clustering of investigated isolates didn't depend on their geographical origin or plat-hosts.
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E. V. Kolbanova
Институт плодоводства
Belarus
Belarus
N. N. Valasevich
Институт плодоводства
Belarus
Belarus
N. V. Kukharchik
Институт плодоводства
Belarus
Belarus
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