Antibody-Mediated Resistance

Biotechnology in Agriculture
The New Green Revolution
Nucleic Acids
Protein Synthesis
Southern and Northern Blot Techniques
Nucleic Acid Hybridization
Recombinant DNA Technology and Gene Cloning
Some Restriction Enzyme Sequences the Arrow Indicates Actual Clevage Site
Gene Exchange in Bacteria
The Agrobacterium Mediated Transfer of Genes
Procedures for Agrobacterium Mediated Transformations
Direct DNA Transfer Technologies
Antisense RNA Strategy
Frost Control Biotechnology
Virus Resistance in Transgenic Plants
Transformation of Sequences Related to Viral Capsid Protein
Resistance Conferred by Antisense RNA
Antiody Mediated Resistance

Antibody-Mediated Resistance

Antibody-mediated Resistance
Antibody-mediated protection (akin to hybridoma-derived monoclonal antibodies) from only two plant viruses (TMV and artichoke mottle crinckle virus) are known. The mode of action of antibodies appears to be through neutralization of viral surface proteins in a way that intervenes the initial establishment of infection.

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