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Serological Identification, In silico comparison and Validation of Partial Coat Protein (CP) Gene of Zucchini Yellow Mosaic Virus (ZYMV) infecting summer squash in India
Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (ZYMV) belonging to Potyvirus family is responsible for causing major crop losses
in summer squash in India. By Direct Antigen Coating Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (DAC ELISA) the
presence of potyvirus was confirmed and ZYMV in particular was authenticated by Double antibody Sandwich
ELISA (DAS ELISA). RNA isolation of test virus cDNA showed a 700 bp amplification by using specific primers
and the PCR product was outsourced for sequencing and finally a sequence of154 bp was obtained with 50.65 %
G+C content and 49.35 % A+T content. The test sequence proved 91 % alignment with D13914 (ZYMV isolate
from USA) on BLASTN analysis. Expasy tools were further used for translating the test sequence into protein
sequence and it showed 75.9% similarity on BLASTP analysis. To further understand evolutionary status, on
phylogenetic tree construction with other already submitted sequences at National Center for Biotechnology
Information (NCBI) it clearly proved a close relation of the Indian isolate of ZYMV with ZYMV isolate of USA.
22 different restriction sites were found in In silico restriction digestion in the test ZYMV sequence via using NEB
cutter. On secondary structure prediction dominance of alpha helix was reported. The present study aimed to
enhance the knowledge about ZYMV and hence prevent crop losses by controlling the disease. The study would
also help plant virologists and pathological researchers to work on coat protein-mediated virus resistance against
ZYMV.
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Dr. Neha Sharma is currently working as a assistant professor, biotechnology, IILM College of Engineering and Technology, Greater Noida, India
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