Current phytoplasma detection and identification method is primarily based on nested PCR followed by restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis and gel electrophoresis. This method can potentially detect and differentiate all phytoplasmas including those previously not described. The present protocol describes the application of this method for identification of phytoplasmas at 16S rRNA (16Sr) group and 16Sr subgroup levels
Using PCR, RFLP and sequence analysis in red and white currant, aster yellows (ribosomal group 16SrI...
A protocol based on Co-operational PCR has been successfully applied to the detection of phytoplasma...
Nucleic acid samples from tomato plants exhibiting witches’ broom symptoms were employed to characte...
Current phytoplasma detection and identification method is primarily based on nested PCR followed by...
Phytoplasma detection and identification is primarily based on PCR followed by restriction fragment ...
Following their discovery, phytoplasmas have been difficult to detect due to their low concentration...
Phytoplasmas are bacteria lacking cell wall that are located in the phloem of plants and in the hem...
During the last two decades, over 800 phytoplasma strains have been reported in association with sev...
Detection and identification of phytoplasmas is a laborious process often involving nested PCR follo...
The usefulness of RFLP analyses on a 435 bp fragment of the tuf gene for preliminary identification ...
A method using consensus PCR followed by oligonucleotide microarray hybridization was developed for ...
Phytoplasmas infect a high number of plant species. Based on the 16S ribosomal gene sequence, over 2...
Detection and classification of phytoplasmas mainly rely on amplification of the 16S rRNA gene follo...
A protocol based on Co-operational PCR has been successfully applied to the detection of phytoplasma...
Phytoplasma identification has proved difficult due to the pathogen’s lack of morphological traits a...
Using PCR, RFLP and sequence analysis in red and white currant, aster yellows (ribosomal group 16SrI...
A protocol based on Co-operational PCR has been successfully applied to the detection of phytoplasma...
Nucleic acid samples from tomato plants exhibiting witches’ broom symptoms were employed to characte...
Current phytoplasma detection and identification method is primarily based on nested PCR followed by...
Phytoplasma detection and identification is primarily based on PCR followed by restriction fragment ...
Following their discovery, phytoplasmas have been difficult to detect due to their low concentration...
Phytoplasmas are bacteria lacking cell wall that are located in the phloem of plants and in the hem...
During the last two decades, over 800 phytoplasma strains have been reported in association with sev...
Detection and identification of phytoplasmas is a laborious process often involving nested PCR follo...
The usefulness of RFLP analyses on a 435 bp fragment of the tuf gene for preliminary identification ...
A method using consensus PCR followed by oligonucleotide microarray hybridization was developed for ...
Phytoplasmas infect a high number of plant species. Based on the 16S ribosomal gene sequence, over 2...
Detection and classification of phytoplasmas mainly rely on amplification of the 16S rRNA gene follo...
A protocol based on Co-operational PCR has been successfully applied to the detection of phytoplasma...
Phytoplasma identification has proved difficult due to the pathogen’s lack of morphological traits a...
Using PCR, RFLP and sequence analysis in red and white currant, aster yellows (ribosomal group 16SrI...
A protocol based on Co-operational PCR has been successfully applied to the detection of phytoplasma...
Nucleic acid samples from tomato plants exhibiting witches’ broom symptoms were employed to characte...