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Detail:
Vhid: HHID00011746
Virus: Soybean mosaic virus(SMV)
Host Species: Glycine max
ncRNA Source: Host
ncRNA Category: miRNA
ncRNA Symbol: gma-miR160
Tissue: Stem-loop
Expression Direction of ncRNA: Upregulation
Interactor in Virus or Host: Host
Interactor Category: Protein
Interactor Symbol: ARF
Expression Direction of Interactor: -
Validated Method: 5'-RACE analysis.
PMID: 23328897
Detailed Description: In our experiments, miR160 and miR393 were up-regulated after SMV infection. Auxin response factor(ARF) is a class of transcription factors that play a role in plant signal transduction and development. miR160, miR167 and miR390 all target ARFs, directly or indirectly. we predicted 346 potential targets of these identified miRNAs, and verified 12 targets by modified 5'-RACE analysis. Finally, three miRNAs(miR160, miR393 and miR1510) that are involved in plant resistance were observed to respond to SMV infection.
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