Masamichi Isogai

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Iwate University

Japan

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Professor Masamichi Isogai is a faculty member at Iwate University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the transmission and pathogenicity of various plant viruses, including studies on blueberry and raspberry viruses, as well as the role of pollen in virus transmission. His recent publications contribute significantly to the understanding of viral behavior in different plant species.

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Nobuyuki Yoshikawa

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Iwate University

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Occurrence of blueberry virus L in Japan and its aphid transmission and pathogenicity in highbush blueberry

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Seed transmission of raspberry bushy dwarf virus is blocked in Nicotiana benthamiana plants by preventing virus entry into the embryo from the infected embryo sac and endosperm

Pollen grains infected with apple stem grooving virus serve as a vector for horizontal transmission of the virus

Apple latent spherical virus structure with stable capsid frame supports quasi-stable protrusions expediting genome release

Simultaneous infection of sweet cherry with eight virus species including a new foveavirus

The raspberry bushy dwarf virus 1b gene enables pollen grains to function efficiently in horizontal pollen transmission

Characterization of horizontal transmission of blueberry latent spherical virus by pollen

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Nobuyuki Yoshikawa

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