DOI: 10.4995/thesis/10251/8313
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Caracterización molecular y desarrollo de métodos de diagnóstico del género Fabavirus Evaluación de BTH como método de control

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“…For good phytopathogen detection, a nitrocellulose membrane was used as an adsorption surface, since it allows the immobilization of more physicochemical characteristics of the antigens than ELISA plate [9]. Also, following Lartey et al [20], it was decided to eliminate the nonspecific antibodies present in rabbit serum by adsorbing them with the extract of a fungus which does not produce CFP protein.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For good phytopathogen detection, a nitrocellulose membrane was used as an adsorption surface, since it allows the immobilization of more physicochemical characteristics of the antigens than ELISA plate [9]. Also, following Lartey et al [20], it was decided to eliminate the nonspecific antibodies present in rabbit serum by adsorbing them with the extract of a fungus which does not produce CFP protein.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the various immunochemical techniques, Dot-ELISA or Dot-Blot appear as a more versatile technique applicable to the diagnosis of a large number of samples [8] [9]. It is a rapid ELISA that uses as solid support nitrocellulose paper, characterized by an excellent capacity to adsorb proteins [10].…”
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“…Una vez detectada la infección viral mediante RT-PCR, varios autores, entre ellos , utilizan el método RFLP (restriction fragment length polymorphism) debido a que puede resultar interesante o necesaria la diferenciación de aislados virales muy próximos genéticamente. Por otro lado, el método de secuenciación es el más preciso y específico, ya que la comparación de una secuencia nucleotídica determinada con aquellas depositadas en la base de datos permite la asignación a un grupo viral así como estimar el grado de similitud con otros aislados virales (Ferrer-Gual, 2008). No obstante, a continuación haremos una comparación entre los métodos usados mayormente en el diagnóstico de virus de plantas, y en particular, del MNSV, siendo éstos el método ELISA, la hibridación molecular y la RT-PCR.…”
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