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As the essential trigger of primary infection, some per os infectivity factors (PIFs) were verified to interact with Bm14 via a series of coimmunoprecipitation analyses. Further partially denaturing SDS-PAGE and BN-PAGE assays clearly showed that the deletion of bm14 did not affect the formation and presence of the PIF complex. In conclusion, Bm14 functions as a type I integral membrane protein to regulate ODV attachment to the midgut epithelial cells.We report the isolation of Australian strains of Bustos virus and Ngewotan virus, two
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