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episode 512: Flexuous SUMO wrestlers


Anne Simon joins the TWiV team to talk about plant viruses, including plum pox virus that devastates nut and stone fruit trees, and a geminivirus protein that regulates viral DNA synthesis.

Hosts: Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, Alan Dove, Rich Condit, Brianne Barker, and Anne Simon

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Links for this episode
  • Support Viruses Gordon Conference3:38
  • Potyvirus (ViralZone)
  • Plum pox (Wikipedia)
  • History, biology, management of plum pox (Mich St Ext)
  • Papaya ring spot virus (Bus Man)
  • Geminivirus (ViralZone)
  • Geminivirus rep impairs PCNA SUMOylation (J Virol)
  • Image credit
  • Letters read on TWiV 512
  • Timestamps by Jolene. Thanks!
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