Use of Posttranscription Gene Silencing in Squash to Induce Resistance against the Egyptian Isolate of the<i> Squash Leaf Curl Virus</i>

<div>Restriction enzyme digestion of TempliPhi product of<i> squash leaf curl virus</i>; M: Marker 1 kb Fermentas, lane 1:<i> Not</i>I, lane 2:<i> Bgl</i>II, lane 3:<i> Pst</i>I, lane 4:<i> Hind</i>III, lane 5:<i> Xba</i>I, lane 6:<i> Kpn</i>I, and lane 7: undigested TempliPhi product.</div>

International Journal of Genomics

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Figure 3: Use of Posttranscription Gene Silencing in Squash to Induce Resistance against the Egyptian Isolate of the<i> Squash Leaf Curl Virus</i> 

International Journal of Genomics

Use of Posttranscription Gene Silencing in Squash to Induce Resistance against the Egyptian Isolate of the Squash Leaf Curl Virus

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