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p18 encoded by FgGMTV1 is responsible for asymptomatic infection in
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- Co-Infecting Mycoviruses VdPV1 and VdMoV1 AttenuateViruses · 2026Article
- Methylation of mycovirus DNA is mediated by the RNAi machinery in vegetative hyphae of Fusarium graminearum.Nucleic acids research · 2025Article
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Abstract
The intricate interplay between mycoviruses and their fungal hosts frequently culminates in asymptomatic infections, but the virus-derived factors underlying these infections remain poorly understood. Our study introduces p18, a novel protein encoded by the DNA-C segment of the genomovirus FgGMTV1, which facilitates the transition from virus-induced hypovirulence to asymptomatic infection within IMPORTANCE: Mycovirus-fungus interplay often leads to asymptomatic infections. Our study identifies p18, a novel protein from the genomovirus FgGMTV1, as a key determinant of asymptomatic infection in
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