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(...) Sat-RNA C was found to exacerbate symptoms on all hosts where TCV produced visible symptoms including cultivars of Brassica rapa and Arabidopsis thaliana. However, sat-RNA C did not have any intensifying effect on four cultivars of B. rapa that were tolerant to TCV infection. Lack of symptoms was not accompanied by lower accumulation of TCV or sat-RNA C. These results support our previous model that symptoms induced by TCV and sat-RNA C are the possible result of an analogous interaction between their similar 3' end domains and an unidentified factor present in some hosts
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