Sharma, S. ; Rabindran, R. ; Robin, S. ; Dasgupta, I. (2011) Analysis of the complete DNA sequence of rice tungro bacilliform virus from southern India indicates it to be a product of recombination Archives of Virology, 156 (12). pp. 2257-2262. ISSN 0304-8608
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Abstract
The complete nucleotide sequence of an isolate of rice tungro bacilliform virus (RTBV), collected from Kanyakumari, India, where RTBV was reported recently for the first time, has been analyzed. Sequence comparison revealed that the RTBV isolate from Kanyakumari (RTBV-KK) has a high degree of identity to the two previously reported RTBV sequences from India, RTBV-AP and RTBV-WB, which had been collected from field locations about 10 years ago and 1000-2000 km away from the collection site of RTBV-KK. Most of the sequence domains reported previously in other RTBV isolates were found to be conserved in RTBV-KK. Closer inspection revealed RTBV-KK to be a possible recombinant between RTBV-AP and RTBV-WB in the genomic region encompassing the coat protein gene.
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