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Table 1.

List of primers used for bimolecular fluorescence complementation and pull down assays.

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Table 2.

List of primers used for yeast-2-hybrid assays.

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Fig 1.

Localization of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) nucleocapsid (N) protein in epidermal cells of uninfected transgenic Nicotiana benthamiana plants containing the red nuclear marker histone 2B (RFP-H2B).

Confocal micrographs represent IYSV fusion proteins to the C-terminus of green fluorescent protein (GFP). Columns from left to right show GFP-gene fusion or free GFP (1), RFP-H2B (2), and the overlay of the images (3). (a-c). IYSV N fusion with GFP in RFP-H2B plants; (d-f). Free GFP in RFP-H2B plants. Each micrograph represents minimum 50 cells that were examined for localization. Scale bar = 20μm.

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Fig 2.

Localization of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) proteins, in epidermal cells of IYSV-infected transgenic Nicotiana benthamiana plants containing the red nuclear marker histone 2B (RFP-H2B), and red endoplasmic reticulum marker (ER-RFP).

Confocal micrographs represent IYSV fusion proteins to the C-terminus of green fluorescent protein (GFP). Columns from left to right show GFP-gene fusion (1), RFP-H2B (2), ER-RFP (3), and the overlay of the images (4). (a-d) GFP-IYSV N co-expression with RFP-H2B and ER-RFP; (e-h) GFP-IYSV NSm co-expression with RFP-H2B and ER-RFP; (i-l) GFP-IYSV NSs co-expression with RFP-H2B and ER-RFP; (m-p) GFP-IYSV GN co-expression with RFP-H2B and ER-RFP; (q-t) GFP-IYSV GC co-expression with RFP-H2B and ER-RFP. Each micrograph represents a minimum of 50 cells that were examined for localization. Scale bar = 20μm.

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Fig 3.

In planta interactions of Iris yellow spot virus proteins as examined by bimolecular fluorescence complementation (BiFC) assay.

Interaction assays were performed in leaf epidermal cells of IYSV-infected transgenic Nicotiana benthamiana plants expressing cyan fluorescent protein fused to the nuclear marker histone 2B (CFP-H2B), and cyan endoplasmic reticulum (ER-CFP) marker. Column 1 shows BiFC, column 2 shows localization of CFP-H2B and ER-CFP (nucleus and ER), and column 3 shows a merge of all panels (overlay). The first and second proteins mentioned in each pair of interactors were expressed as C-terminal fusions to the amino-terminal half of YFP and as C-terminal fusions to the carboxy-terminal half of YFP respectively. A set of positive interactions is shown here after testing interactions in all pairwise combinations: (a-c) N/N, (d-f) NSm/ NSm, (g-i) NSm/N. Each micrograph represents a minimum of 50 cells that were examined for interaction. Scale bar = 20μm.

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Fig 4.

Maltose binding protein pull-down assays of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) proteins.

Self-interaction of nucleocapsid; N (1) and movement; NSm (2) proteins, and cross-interaction of IYSV N and NSm proteins (3). ‘Load’ above the column represents the protein content initially loaded to the MBP column; ‘wash’ above the column comprises of the protein not adhering to the column; ‘elution’ was the material that attached to the column and was desorbed by the addition of maltose. Proteins were subjected to protein gel blot analysis and probed with anti-GST primary antibody. (1.a) MBP-tagged N mixed with GST-tagged N. (1.b) MBP alone mixed with GST-tagged N. (1.c) MBP-tagged N mixed with GST alone. (1.d) GST alone mixed with MBP alone. (1.e) The same combination as 1.a, except that proteins were first subjected to RNase treatment. (2.a) MBP-tagged NSm mixed with GST-tagged NSm. (2.b) MBP alone mixed with GST-tagged NSm. (2.c) MBP-tagged NSm mixed with GST alone. (2.d) The same combination as 2.a, except that proteins were first subjected to RNase treatment. (3.a) MBP-tagged N mixed with GST-tagged NSm.

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Fig 5.

Self-interaction of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) nucleocapsid (N) protein.

(a) Schematic diagram of the constructs tested for leucine independent growth and β-galactosidase activity. Black box, LexA DBD in pEG202; hatched box, B42 TAD in pJG4-5; blue boxes, IYSV N (N1-full length, amino acids 1–273; N2, amino acids 1–90; N3, amino acids 91–180; N4, amino acids 181–220; N5, amino acids 221–273), white box, full length Cauliflower mosaic virus P6 (amino acids 1–520). Numbers to the left of each pair of constructions correspond to the β-galactosidase assays shown in (b). (b) β-galactosidase activity of yeast transformants expressing constructs as shown in (a).

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Fig 6.

Self-interaction of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) movement protein.

(a) Schematic diagram of the constructs tested for leucine independent growth and β-galactosidase activity. Black box, LexA DBD in pEG202; hatched box, B42 TAD in pJG4-5; yellow boxes, IYSV NSm (NSm1-full length, amino acids 1–312; NSm2, amino acids 1–160; NSm3, amino acids 100–200; NSm4, amino acids 201–312); white box, full length Cauliflower mosaic virus P6 (amino acids 1–520). Numbers to the left of each pair of constructions correspond to the β-galactosidase assays shown in (b). (b) β-galactosidase activity of yeast transformants expressing constructs as shown in (a).

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Fig 7.

Heterotypic interaction of Iris yellow spot virus (IYSV) nucleocapsid (N) and movement (NSm) proteins.

(a) Schematic diagram of the constructs tested for leucine independent growth and β-galactosidase activity. Black box, LexA DBD in pEG202; hatched box, B42 TAD in pJG4-5; blue boxes, IYSV N (N1-full length, amino acids 1–273; N2, amino acids 1–90; N3, amino acids 91–180; N4, amino acids 181–220; N5, amino acids 221–273); yellow boxes, IYSV NSm (NSm1-full length, amino acids 1–312; NSm2, amino acids 1–160; NSm3, amino acids 100–200; NSm4, amino acids 201–312). Numbers to the left of each pair of constructions correspond to the β-galactosidase assays shown in (b). (b) β-galactosidase activity of yeast transformants expressing constructs as shown in (a).

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