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Integrative plant biology: role of phloem long-distance macromolecular trafficking by Lough, Tony J, Lucas, William J

“…Recent studies have revealed the operation of a long-distance communication network operating within the vascular system of higher plants. The evolutionary…”
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Polypyrimidine Tract Binding Protein, Pumpkin RBP50, Forms the Basis of a Phloem-Mobile Ribonucleoprotein Complex by Ham, Byung-Kook, Brandom, Jeri L, Xoconostle-Cázares, Beatriz, Ringgold, Vanessa, Lough, Tony J, Lucas, William J

“…RNA binding proteins (RBPs) are integral components of ribonucleoprotein (RNP) complexes and play a central role in RNA processing. In plants, some RBPs…”
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Analysis of the Pumpkin Phloem Proteome Provides Insights into Angiosperm Sieve Tube Function by Lin, Ming-Kuem, Lee, Young-Jin, Lough, Tony J., Phinney, Brett S., Lucas, William J.

“…Increasing evidence suggests that proteins present in the angiosperm sieve tube system play an important role in the long distance signaling system of plants…”
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Functional analysis of the 5′ untranslated region of potexvirus RNA reveals a role in viral replication and cell-to-cell movement by Lough, Tony J., Lee, Robyn H., Emerson, Sarah J., Forster, Richard L.S., Lucas, William J.

“…Cell-to-cell movement of potexviruses requires cognate recognition between the viral RNA, the triple gene block proteins (TGBp1–3) and the coat protein (CP)…”
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FLOWERING LOCUS T Protein May Act as the Long-Distance Florigenic Signal in the Cucurbits by Lin, Ming-Kuem, Belanger, Helene, Lee, Young-Jin, Varkonyi-Gasic, Erika, Taoka, Ken-Ichiro, Miura, Eriko, Xoconostle-Cázares, Beatriz, Gendler, Karla, Jorgensen, Richard A, Phinney, Brett, Lough, Tony J, Lucas, William J

“…Cucurbita moschata, a cucurbit species responsive to inductive short-day (SD) photoperiods, and Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (ZYMV) were used to test whether…”
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A Systemic Small RNA Signaling System in Plants by Yoo, Byung-Chun, Kragler, Friedrich, Varkonyi-Gasic, Erika, Haywood, Valerie, Archer-Evans, Sarah, Lee, Young Moo, Lough, Tony J., Lucas, William J.

“…Systemic translocation of RNA exerts non-cell-autonomous control over plant development and defense. Long-distance delivery of mRNA has been proven, but…”
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A Surveillance System Regulates Selective Entry of RNA into the Shoot Apex by Foster, Toshi M., Lough, Tony J., Emerson, Sarah J., Lee, Robyn H., Bowman, John L., Richard L. S. Forster, Lucas, William J.

“…Phloem-mobile endogenous RNA is trafficked selectively into the shoot apex. In contrast, most viruses and long-distance post-transcriptional gene silencing…”
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Cell-to-cell movement of potexviruses : Evidence for a ribonucleoprotein complex involving the coat protein and first triple gene block protein by LOUGH, T. J, NETZLER, N. E, EMERSON, S. J, SUTHERLAND, P, CARR, F, BECK, D. L, LUCAS, W. J, FORSTER, R. L. S

“…The triple gene block proteins (TGBp1-3) and coat protein (CP) of potexviruses are required for cell-to-cell movement. Separate models have been proposed for…”
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Molecular dissection of the mechanism by which potexvirus triple gene block proteins mediate cell-to-cell transport of infectious RNA by Lough, T.J. (University of California, Davis.), Shash, K, Xoconostle-Cazares, B, Hofstra, K.R, Beck, D.L, Balmori, E, Forster, R.L.S, Lucas, W.J

“…The triple gene block (TGB; consisting of proteins TGB1-3) and coat protein (CP) of white clover mosaic potexvirus (WClMV) are required for cell-to-cell…”
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Comparative analysis of the plasmids from two isolates of “ Candidatus Phytoplasma australiense” by Liefting, Lia W., Andersen, Mark T., Lough, Tony J., Beever, Ross E.

“…Two plasmids from the plant-pathogenic mollicute “ Candidatus Phytoplasma australiense” were completely sequenced from two isolates derived from different…”
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systematic small RNA signaling system in plants by Yoo, B.C, Kragler, F, Varkonyi-Gasic, E, Haywood, V, Archer-Evans, S, Lee, Y.M, Lough, T.J, Lucas, W.J

“…Systemic translocation of RNA exerts non-cell-autonomous control over plant development and defense. Long-distance delivery of mRNA has been proven, but…”
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Disruption of virus movement confers broad-spectrum resistance against systemic infection by plant viruses with a triple gene block by Beck, D.L. (The Horticultural and Food Research Institute of New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand), Van Dolleweerd, C.J, Lough, T.J, Balmori, E, Voot, D.M, Andersen, M.T, O'Brien, I.E.W, Forster, R.L.S

“…White clover mosaic virus strain O (WClMV-O), species of the Potexvirus genus, contains a set of three partially overlapping genes (the triple gene block) that…”
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Trans-Complementation of Long-Distance Movement of White clover mosaic virus Triple Gene Block (TGB) Mutants: Phloem-Associated Movement of TGBp1 by Lough, Tony J., Emerson, Sarah J., Lucas, William J., Forster, Richard L.S.

“…The triple gene block proteins (TGBp1-3) and coat protein (CP) of potexviruses are required for cell-to-cell movement. Both cell-to-cell and long-distance…”
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A surveillance system regulates selective entry of RNA into the shhot apex by Foster, Toshi M, Lough, Tony J, Emerson, Sarah J, Lee, Robyn H

“…Phloem-mobile endogenous RNA is trafficked selectively into the shoot apex. In contrast, most viruses and long-distance post-transcriptional gene silencing…”
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The isolation and characterisation of a cDNA clone encoding L-asparaginase from developing seeds of lupin (Lupinus arboreus) by Lough, T.J. (Otago Univ., Dunedin (New Zealand). Dept. of Biochemistry), Reddington, B.D, Grant, M.R, Hill, D.F, Reynolds, P.H.S, Farnden, K.J.F

“…An L-asparaginase cDNA clone, BR4, was isolated from a Lupinus arboreus Sims developing seed expression library by screening with polyclonal antibodies to the…”
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L-asparaginase from developing seeds of Lupinus arboreus by Lough, T J, Chang, K S, Carne, A, Monk, B C, Reynolds, P H, Farnden, K J

“…Asparaginase (EC 3.5.1.1) activity reached a maximum 40 days post anthesis in developing seeds of Lupinus arboreus and this correlated with the appearance of…”
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