Herranz Gordo, Maria Del CarmenNAVARRO-BOHIGUES, JOSE-ANTONIOSommen, EvelienPallás Benet, Vicente2016-06-102016-06-102015-02-221471-2164https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/65624Conclusions: We compare for the first time the sRNA profile of four different tissues, including source, sink and conductive (phloem) tissues, in two plant-virus pathosystems. Our results indicate that antiviral silencing machinery in melon and cucumber acts mainly through DCL4. Upon infection, the total sRNA pattern in phloem remains unchanged in contrast to the rest of the analyzed tissues indicating a certain tissue-tropism to this polulation. Independently of the accumulation level of the vsRNAs both viruses were able to modulate the host sRNA pattern.Reconocimiento (by)Melon,Cucumber,Virus,Deep-sequencing,Small RNAs,PhloemMelonCucumberVirusDeep-sequencingSmall RNAsPhloemArtículo10.1186/s12864-015-1327-5Abierto25765188PMC4345012