Extreme Resistance
Extreme Resistance is a type of plant antiviral defense mechanism characterized by the complete and rapid suppression of virus accumulation without visible symptoms, distinguishing it from other resistance types by its insensitivity to viral suppressors of RNA silencing and its reliance on RNA silencing machinery for virus-specific degradation.
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THE GENETICS OF LEVAMISOLE RESISTANCE IN THE NEMATODE <i>CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS</i>
James A. Lewis, C.-H. Wu, R. Howard Berg et al. · Genetics · 1980 · 322 citations · Full text
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University of Helsinki
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