Integrity of the stem base secondary structure is essential for RTSV shunting.

Abstract

<p>Twelve point mutations in either ascending (Disrupt L) or descending (Disrupt R) arm of the RTSV stem base secondary structure are shown on the left side. A combination of these mutations (Restore L+R) restores stable secondary structure. On the right side, relative values of CAT expression downstream of the wild type (“Wild type”) and the stem base-mutated versions (“Stem Disrupt L”, “Stem Disrupt R” and “Stem Restore L+R”) of the RTSV leader [or its variant with the Kozak stem (KS) sequence in the middle part] in <i>O. sativa</i> (rice) protoplasts are given. CAT expression from the wild-type leader construct is set to 100%.</p

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