Genetic diversity of tomato-infecting Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV) isolates in Korea
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- 作者：Sue Hoon Kim (1)
Sung Oh (1)
Tae-Kyun Oh (1)
Jae Sung Park (1)
Sei Chang Kim (1)
Seong Hwan Kim (2)
Young Shik Kim (3)
Jeum Kyu Hong (4)
Sang-Yun Sim (5)
Kwon Seo Park (6)
Hwan Gu Lee (6)
Kyung Jae Kim (6)
Chang Won Choi (1) choicw@pcu.ac.kr - 关键词：TYLCV – ; Solanum lycopersicum – ; Genome full ; length – ; Repeated sequences – ; Five Korean isolates – ; Interspecies recombination
- 刊名：Virus Genes
- 出版时间：February 2011
- 出版年：2011
- 期刊代码：7_09208569
- 类别：art
- 卷：42
- 期：1
- 页码：117-127
- 数据来源：sp
摘要
Epidemic outbreaks of Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (TYLCV) diseases occurred in greenhouse grown tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) plants of Busan (TYLCV-Bus), Boseong (TYLCV-Bos), Hwaseong (TYLCV-Hwas), Jeju Island (TYLCV-Jeju), and Nonsan (TYLCV-Nons) in Korea during 2008–2009. Tomato disease by TYLCV has never occurred in Korea before. We synthesized the full-length genomes of each TYLCV isolate from the tomato plants collected at each area and determined their nucleotides (nt) sequences and deduced the amino acids of six open reading frames in the genomes. TYLCV-Bus and -Bos genomes shared higher nt identities with four Japanese isolates -Ng, -Omu, -Mis, and -Miy. On the other hand, TYLCV-Hwas, -Jeju, and -Nons genomes shared higher nt identities with five Chinese isolates TYLCV-AH1, -ZJ3, -ZJHZ12, -SH2, -Sh10, and two Japanese isolates -Han and -Tosa. On the basis of a neighbor-joining tree, five Korean TYLCV isolates were separated into three clades. TYLCV-Bus and -Bos formed the first clade, clustering with four Japanese isolates TYLCV-Mis, -Omu, -Ng, and -Miy. TYLCV-Jeju and -Nons formed the second clade, clustering with two Chinese isolates -ZJHZ212 and -Sh10. TYLCV-Hwas was clustered with two Japanese isolates -Han and -Tosa and three Chinese isolates -AH1, -ZJ3, and -SH2. Two fragments that had a potentially recombinant origin were identified using the RDP, GENECONV, BootScan, MaxChi, Chimaera, SiScan, and 3Seq methods implemented in RDP3.41. On the basis of RDP analysis, all TYLCV isolates could originated from the interspecies recombination between TYLCV-Mld[PT] isolated from Portugal as a major parent and TYLCTHV-MM isolated from Myanmar as a minor parent.