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MeV-2 and MeV3 are present in M. euphorbiae WU11 population and is vertically transmitted to progeny.
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posted on 2018-03-29, 17:35 authored by Marcella A. Teixeira, Noa Sela, Hagop S. Atamian, Ergude Bao, Ritu Chaudhary, Jacob MacWilliams, Jiangman He, Sophie Mantelin, Thomas Girke, Isgouhi KaloshianAphid nucleic acids were used in RT-PCR for MeV-2 and MeV-3 detection. For evaluation of vertical transmission, first instar nymphs were collected while being laid from adult aphids, before touching tomato leaflets, using a brush and transferred to a naïve tomato plant. One week later, when nymphs had molted into adults, single aphids were processed for the presence of MeV-2 and MeV-3. Aphid ribosomal gene RpL27 was used as positive control. M = molecular weight marker.
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potato aphid contigstomato leaf tissuesHubei sobemo-like virus 49. CharacterizationNCBItomato host originpotato aphid Macrosiphum euphorbiae transcriptomeMeV -3non-redundant protein databaseMeV -2 peptidesMeV -2Macrosiphum euphorbiae virus 3Macrosiphum euphorbiae virus 2N 50 valueDysaphis plantaginea densovirusobligate endosymbiont Buchnera aphidicola origin