In transgenic hosts, cyanides restore N-gene mediated resistance to this agent that aggregates tubular endoplasmic reticulae and blurs the distinction between the two layered arrangement of palisade and spongy mesophyll cells, which become rounded and lose their chloroplasts.
It may be produced from its constituent parts via the Fraenkel-Conrat Method. Among its common strains are the masked strain M, vulgare, and the Japanese Common Strain. In transgenic hosts, cyanides restore N-gene mediated resistance to this agent that aggregates tubular endoplasmic reticulae and blurs the distinction between the two layered arrangement of palisade and spongy mesophyll cells, which become rounded and lose their chloroplasts. First shown to exist after crystallization by Dmitri Ivanovski, for ten points, name this first virus to be discovered, known for producing mottling and discoloration patterns on the leaves of the plant it infects.
It may be produced from its constituent parts via the Fraenkel-Conrat Method.
Tobacco Mosaic Virus