ArticlePlant methods2018
Improved apple latent spherical virus-induced gene silencing in multiple soybean genotypes through direct inoculation of agro-infiltrated
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Abstract
backgroundVirus induced gene silencing (VIGS) is a powerful genomics tool for interrogating the function of plant genes. Unfortunately, VIGS vectors often produce disease symptoms that interfere with the silencing phenotypes of target genes, or are frequently ineffective in certain plant genotypes or tissue types. This is especially true in crop plants like soybean [
resultsIn this report, the ALSV VIGS vector was modified by mobilizing ALSV cDNAs into a binary vector compatible with
conclusionsThis modified protocol allowed for inoculation of soybean plants via simple mechanical rubbing with the homogenate of
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