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GENOMIC FEATURES OF COTESIA PLUTELLAE POLYDNAVIRUS
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Abstract Polydnavirus was purified from the calyx fluid of Cotesia plutellae ovary. The genomic features of C. plutellae polydnavirus (CpPDV) were investigated. The viral genome consists of at least 12 different segments and the aggregate genome size is a lower estimate of 80kbp. By partial digestion of CpPDV DNA with Bam HI and subsequent ligation with Bam HI‐cut plasmid Bluescript, a representative library of CpPDV genome was obtained.
Title: GENOMIC FEATURES OF COTESIA PLUTELLAE POLYDNAVIRUS
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Abstract Polydnavirus was purified from the calyx fluid of Cotesia plutellae ovary.
The genomic features of C.
plutellae polydnavirus (CpPDV) were investigated.
The viral genome consists of at least 12 different segments and the aggregate genome size is a lower estimate of 80kbp.
By partial digestion of CpPDV DNA with Bam HI and subsequent ligation with Bam HI‐cut plasmid Bluescript, a representative library of CpPDV genome was obtained.
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