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A quantitative analysis of complementation of deleterious mutants in plant virus populations
2008
Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research
Complementation can be defined as the process by which the function affected by a mutation is provided in trans by fully competent genotypes. Complementation can, thus, counter the effects of selection of deleterious mutants. Complementation of mutants defective for replication, movement and transmission has been often described in experiments with viruses and, occasionally, has been reported to occur in their natural populations. However, the role of complementation in virus evolution has been
doi:10.5424/sjar/200806s1-388
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