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From: The role of different innate and environmental factors in Tm-22-mediated resistance to tomato mottle mosaic virus

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Tm-22-mediated resistance against ToMMV infection. a The symptoms of ToMMV-inoculated wild-type and Tm-22 transgenic Nicotiana benthamiana plants at 7 days post-agro-infiltration (dpai). b RT-PCR detection of ToMMV RNA in systemic leaves of wild-type and Tm-22 transgenic N. benthamiana plants. The ubiquitin (UBI) gene was used as an internal control. c Western blot analysis of ToMMV CP in the systemic leaves of the wild-type and the Tm-22 transgenic N. benthamiana plants using CP antibody (anti-CP). d The symptoms of ToMMV-inoculated tomato cultivars Moneymaker and Jili at 14 dpai. e RT-PCR detection of ToMMV RNA in systemic leaves of tomato cultivars Moneymaker and Jili. f Western blot analysis of ToMMV CP in the systemic leaves of tomato cultivars Moneymaker and Jili. Yellow arrows show symptomatic systemic leaves and white arrows show asymptomatic systemic leaves

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