2006
DOI: 10.17660/actahortic.2006.722.35
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Detection and Identification of a Novel Potexvirus Infecting Allium by Paramagnetic Beads Ssrna Isolation and One Tube Rt-PCR Assay With a New Potexvirus Genus Primer Set

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“…Total RNA was extracted from the sample using magnetic beads and tested with a Verso 1‐step RT‐ PCR Reddymix kit (Thermo Scientific, USA) using generic potexvirus primers, reverse Potex 4 and forward Potex 5 primers (Miglino et al , 2006). A 280 bp amplicon was purified and sent for sequencing (Genbank Accession No.…”
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“…Total RNA was extracted from the sample using magnetic beads and tested with a Verso 1‐step RT‐ PCR Reddymix kit (Thermo Scientific, USA) using generic potexvirus primers, reverse Potex 4 and forward Potex 5 primers (Miglino et al , 2006). A 280 bp amplicon was purified and sent for sequencing (Genbank Accession No.…”
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“…Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) image from sample T188 leaf tissue with several flexuous rods in the cytoplasm of a cell (c); scale bar represent 500 nm. Symptoms observed on Nicotiana benthamiana after mechanical inoculation with sample T189, 22 days after inoculation (dai) (d), with sample T188, 36 dai (e), and buffer-inoculated plant, 22 dai (f) (Miglino et al 2006), and ii. the species Plantago asiatica mosaic virus, CP-F2/CP-R3 (Hammond et al 2015) d Asymptomatic plants e Cymbidium mosaic virus (CymMV) infecting Phaius tankervilliae (Moreira et al 1998) f No final contig.…”
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“…the species Plantago asiatica mosaic virus, CP-F2/CP-R3 (Hammond et al 2015) d Asymptomatic plants e Cymbidium mosaic virus (CymMV) infecting Phaius tankervilliae (Moreira et al 1998) f No final contig. Sequencing reaction with forward primer resulted in PlAMV sequence; however, the reaction with reverse primer failed PlAMV using 'tospovirus-specific' primers was verified by testing with primer pairs for general potexvirus detection (Potex 4 / Potex 5, Miglino et al 2006) and for specific detection of PlAMV (PlAMV CP-F2 / CP-R3, Hammond et al 2015). As negative controls, four symptomless lily plants (two pots, 2 plants per pot) were purchased at a supermarket in San José Province.…”
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