Preliminary study of detection for plant viral diseases by ELISA

U-thai Rungruangsi, Maejo Univ., Chiang Mai . Biotechnology Centre

Preliminary study of detection for plant viral diseases by ELISA

1998

U-thai Rungruangsi, Maejo Univ., Chiang Mai (Thailand). Biotechnology Centre

ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) has been in general use for detecting plant viruses. In Thailand, cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) and tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) are found in a wide variety of economic crops and thus, deserve more attention especially when mixed infection occurs. The present study reports a workable sanwich-mode ELISA protocol using commercial antiviral antibodies form the U.S. The developed protocol led to a comparative study with the more time-consuming bioassay which was aimed to detect CMV-TMV mixed infection. It was concluded that both methods should be utilized as they complement each other.

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cucumber mosaic cucumovirus disease control elisa tobacco mosaic tobamovirus

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p. 248

Language

Thai, English

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Translated Title

Kan suksa buang ton kieo kap kan truat sop rok virus khong phut doi chai ELISA

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Research abstracts conducted by University's Lecturers in Thailand during 1995-1997, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Higher Education Standards.- Bangkok (Thailand), 1998.- p. 248

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