A phylogeographical study of the cauliflower mosaic virus population in mid-Eurasia Iran using complete genome analysis.

The full-length sequences of 34 Iranian cauliflower mosaic virus (CaMV) isolates were compared with others from public nucleotide sequence databases to provide a comprehensive overview of the genetic variability and patterns of genetic exchange in CaMV isolates from Iran. Based on the severity of symptoms and their ability to infect Brassica oleracea var. capitata, Iranian CaMV isolates were grouped into two distinct biotypes: latent/mild mottle (LI/MMo) and severe (S) infection.

New Variations in the Promoter Regions of Human DOCK4 and RAP1A Genes, and Coding Regions of RAP1A in Sporadic Breast Tumors.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in developed countries. The prevalence of the disease is increasing in the world. Its annual incidence among Iranian women is about 7000 cases.