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From: Silencing of one copy of the translation initiation factor eIFiso4G in Japanese plum (Prunus salicina) impacts susceptibility to Plum pox virus (PPV) and small RNA production

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Si- and miRNA patterns in P. salicina PpeIFiso4G11-silenced plants. a Accumulation of PpeIFiso4G11-MIF specific si-RNA in the AG7303–96 leaves. (rpm) reads per million with a total count of 289,133 reads over the Prupe.7G265100 locus. b Schematic representation of the Prupe.7G265100 gene sequence coding for the Prunus eIFiso4G11 factor. Roman numbers depicted under the sequence indicate exons with (I) being the first exon that contains the start codon and VII corresponds to the MIF4G domain. c Mapping of PpeIFiso4G11-MIF specific si-RNA reads over the pH 12-PpeIFiso4G11 construct (d). e Venn diagram for the specific and shared miRNAs among the non-infected (NI), PPV-M or PPV-D infected AG7303–96 libraries

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