^ШХР: *https://www.researchgate.net/journal/Plant-Pathology-1365-3059 (https://www.researchgate.net/journal/Plant-Pathology-1365-3059)
^АВТ: Gurcan K.; Teber S.; Candresse T.
^ЗГЛ: Genetic analysis suggests a long and largely isolated evolutionary history of plum pox virus strain D in Turkey [Доказательство с помощью частичного и полногеномного секвенирования наличия длинной и в значительной степени изолированной эволюционной истории штамма D вируса шарки сливы в Турции]
^ВЫХ: Plant Pathology, 2020; Vol.69,N 2. - P. 370-378
^ДАТ: 2020
^ПРМ: Bibliogr.:p.378
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^РЕФ: Plum pox virus (PPV) strain D is globally distributed and causes serious losses in stone fruits in over 40 countries. Here, full-length genomic sequences were analysed for 44 PPV-D isolates from all regions of Turkey, together with partial sequences for a larger number of isolates. PPV-D isolates from Turkey are similar to other PPV-D isolates in all major genomic features. However, the majority of Turkish PPV-D isolates form separate phylogenetic clusters from all other isolates and show a geographical clustering tendency, suggestive of limited movement between regions. In particular, PPV-D isolates from Thrace and Central Anatolia formed a monophyletic sister cluster to the cluster that includes all previously known PPV-D isolates. Two isolates with strong evidence of recombination with the PPV-T strain were identified, together with two isolates with weaker evidence for intra-D strain recombination. The genetic diversity of PPV-D was found to be particularly high in Turkey (0.017 ± 0.001%), close to that observed for PPV-D world diversity once the over-represented isolates from Japan, the USA and Canada have been excluded (0.020 ± 0.001%). Taken together, these results suggest a long and largely isolated evolutionary history of PPV-D in Turkey and further extend knowledge of the diversity of this highly successful strain. The high diversity of PPV-D in Turkey, together with the basal phylogenetic position of Turkish isolates, are compatible with a hypothesis making Turkey the centre of origin of the D strain. aref1

^TRN: 1930882
^ВИД: Статья из книги
^ЯЗК: Английский
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^РУБ: 68_37_31_53_15
^УДК: 634.2:632.38
^ТЕР: КОСТОЧКОВЫЕ КУЛЬТУРЫ. PRUNUS [AMYGDALUS; ARMENIACA; CERASUS; MICROCERASUS; PERSICA]. ВИРУСНЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИ РАСТЕНИЙ [ВИРОЗ РАСТЕНИЙ]. ВИРУС ШАРКИ СЛИВЫ (Plum pox potyvirus; PLUM POX VIRUS). ШТАММЫ. ЭВОЛЮЦИЯ (Evolution). СЕКВЕНИРОВАНИЕ РНК (RNA sequencing). ТУРЦИЯ (Turkey).
^РТЗ: POTYVIRIDAE. POTYVIRUS (Potyviruses) [ПОТИВИРУСЫ]. ROSACEAE [РОЗОВЫЕ; РОЗОЦВЕТНЫЕ]. АЗИЯ (Asia). АЗОТСОДЕРЖАЩИЕ ВЕЩЕСТВА. БЛИЖНИЙ ВОСТОК (Near East). БОЛЕЗНИ РАСТЕНИЙ (Plant diseases). ВЕЩЕСТВА. ВИРУСЫ РАСТЕНИЙ (Plant viruses) [ФИТОПАТОГЕННЫЕ ВИРУСЫ]. ЕВРАЗИЯ (Eurasia). ЗАПАДНАЯ АЗИЯ (Western Asia) [ПЕРЕДНЯЯ АЗИЯ; ЮГО-ЗАПАДНАЯ АЗИЯ]. ИНФЕКЦИОННЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИ РАСТЕНИЙ. НУКЛЕИНОВЫЕ КИСЛОТЫ (NUCLEIC ACIDS). НУКЛЕИНОВЫЕ СОЕДИНЕНИЯ (Nucleic compounds). ПЛОДОВЫЕ КУЛЬТУРЫ (Fruit crops). РНК (RNA) [РИБОНУКЛЕИНОВЫЕ КИСЛОТЫ]. С-Х КУЛЬТУРЫ. СРЕДИЗЕМНОМОРЬЕ [СТРАНЫ СРЕДИЗЕМНОМОРЬЯ]. СТРАНЫ МИРА. ТАКСОНЫ (Taxa) [ТАКСОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ КАТЕГОРИИ]. ФИТОПАТОГЕНЫ.

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