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125 related items for PubMed ID: 10930659

  • 1. Episomal expression of a hammerhead ribozyme directed against plum pox virus.
    Liu B, Tabler M, Tsagris M.
    Virus Res; 2000 Jun; 68(1):15-23. PubMed ID: 10930659
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  • 2. A ribozyme gene and an antisense gene are equally effective in conferring resistance to tobacco mosaic virus on transgenic tobacco.
    de Feyter R, Young M, Schroeder K, Dennis ES, Gerlach W.
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  • 4. Transgenic or plant expression vector-mediated recombination of Plum Pox Virus.
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  • 5. Catalytic antisense RNAs produced by incorporating ribozyme cassettes into cDNA.
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  • 8. A three-nucleotide helix I is sufficient for full activity of a hammerhead ribozyme: advantages of an asymmetric design.
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    Pandolfini T, Molesini B, Avesani L, Spena A, Polverari A.
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  • 12. Incorporation of the catalytic domain of a hammerhead ribozyme into antisense RNA enhances its inhibitory effect on the replication of human immunodeficiency virus type 1.
    Homann M, Tzortzakaki S, Rittner K, Sczakiel G, Tabler M.
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  • 13. A ribozyme that enhances gene suppression in tobacco protoplasts.
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  • 16. High resistance and control of biological risks in transgenic plants expressing modified plum pox virus coat protein.
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  • 19. Effects of variations in length of hammerhead ribozyme antisense arms upon the cleavage of longer RNA substrates.
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