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Cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) is a plant pathogenic virus in the family Bromoviridae. It is the type member of the plant virus genus, Cucumovirus. This virus has a worldwide distribution and a very wide host range. In fact it has the reputation of having the widest host range of any known plant virus. It can be transmitted from plant to plant both mechanically by sap and by aphids in a stylet-borne fashion. It can also be transmitted in seeds and by the parasitic weeds, Cuscuta sp. (dodder).
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| CAT | Product Name | Target Species | TCR Clone | Host Species | Epitope | Allele | Vector Type | Inquiry & Datasheet |
| TCR-L011 | Human anti-CMV (KEVNSQLSL) T Cell Receptor, pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | KEVNSQLSL | HLA-B4001 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-L012 | Human anti-CMV (ATVQGQNLK) T Cell Receptor, pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | ATVQGQNLK | HLA-A1101 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-L013 | Human anti-CMV (NLVPMVATV) T Cell Receptor, pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | NLVPMVATV | HLA-A0201 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-L011Z | Human anti-CMV (KEVNSQLSL) T cell receptor (Cysteine-modified TCR), pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | KEVNSQLSL | HLA-B4001 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-L012Z | Human anti-CMV (ATVQGQNLK) T cell receptor (Cysteine-modified TCR), pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | ATVQGQNLK | HLA-A1101 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-L013Z | Human anti-CMV (NLVPMVATV) T cell receptor (Cysteine-modified TCR), pCDTCR1 | CMV | Human | NLVPMVATV | HLA-A0201 | Lentiviral vector | ||
| TCR-ZP016 | Human anti-CMV T cell receptor (A(11)), pCDTCR1 | CMV | A (11) | Human | NLVPMVATV | HA-2 | Lentiviral vector | |
| TCR-ZP017 | Human anti-CMV T cell receptor (B(6)), pCDTCR1 | CMV | B (6) | Human | NLVPMVATV | HA-2 | Lentiviral vector | |
| TCR-ZP018 | Human anti-CMV T cell receptor (C(6)), pCDTCR1 | CMV | C (6) | Human | NLVPMVATV | HA-2 | Lentiviral vector | |
| TCR-ZP019 | Human anti-CMV T cell receptor (D(3)), pCDTCR1 | CMV | D(3) | Human | NLVPMVATV | HA-2 | Lentiviral vector |
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