Chaperonin camouflage

Mark Gibbs ()
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Nature, 1999, vol. 399, issue 6735, 415-415

Abstract: Many viruses are transmitted between plants in the saliva of sap-sucking insects. But it's a risky business, and billions of virus particles never make it. To increase its chances of survival, one virus, the tomato yellow leaf curl virus, has been found to take advantage of a bacterium that is carried by its insect host.

Date: 1999
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