Publications

the complete nucleotide sequence of the barley yellow dwarf gpv isolate from china shows that it is a new member of the genus polerovirus.	the complete nucleotide sequence of the ssrna genome of a chinese gpv isolate of barley yellow dwarf virus (bydv) was determined. it comprised 5673 nucleotides, and the deduced genome organization resembled that of members of the genus polerovirus. it was most closely related to cereal yellow dwarf virus-rpv (77% nt identity over the entire genome; coat protein amino acid identity 79%). the gpv isolate also differs in vector specificity from other bydv strains. biological properties, phylogeneti ...	2009	19551470
selective constraints, molecular recombination structure and phylogenetic reconstruction of isometric plant rna viruses of the families luteoviridae and tymoviridae.	in an effort to enhance the knowledge on molecular evolution of currently the known members of the families luteoviridae and tymoviridae, in-depth molecular investigations in the entire genome of 147 accessions retrieved from the international databases, were carried out. two algorithms (recco and rdp version 3.31β) adapted to the mosaic structure of viruses were utilized. the recombination frequency along the sequences was dissected and demonstrated that the three virus genera of the family lut ...	2010	20933049
two suppressors of rna silencing encoded by cereal-infecting members of the family luteoviridae.	several members of the family luteoviridae are important pathogens of cultivated plant species of the family gramineae. in this study, we explored rna-silencing suppressors (rsss) encoded by two cereal-infecting luteoviruses: barley yellow dwarf virus and wheat yellow dwarf virus (bydv and wydv, respectively). the p0 protein of wydv-gpv (p0(gpv)) and the p6 protein of bydv-gav (p6(gav)) displayed rss activities when expressed in agro-infiltrated leaves of nicotiana benthamiana, by their local ab ...	2012	22592264
the complete nucleotide sequence of the genome of barley yellow dwarf virus-rmv reveals it to be a new polerovirus distantly related to other yellow dwarf viruses.	the yellow dwarf viruses (ydvs) of the luteoviridae family represent the most widespread group of cereal viruses worldwide. they include the barley yellow dwarf viruses (bydvs) of genus luteovirus, the cereal yellow dwarf viruses (cydvs) and wheat yellow dwarf virus (wydv) of genus polerovirus. all of these viruses are obligately aphid transmitted and phloem-limited. the first described ydvs (initially all called bydv) were classified by their most efficient vector. one of these viruses, bydv-rm ...	2013	23888156