“…According to the previous report, higher temperature decrease nonspecific primer annealing (Sung and Lu ; Fukuta et al . ), and thus 67°C was selected for further evaluation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using real-time turbidity measurements, Psl stains could be detected after 20 min at 65 and 67°C (data not shown), whereas 60 min incubation was required prior to gel electrophoresis and calcein visualization. According to the previous report, higher temperature decrease nonspecific primer annealing (Sung and Lu 2009;Fukuta et al 2010), and thus 67°C was selected for further evaluation.…”
The method is suitable for direct detection of Psl without strain enrichment and complex DNA extraction from samples in the field, and hence it has the capability to be used for on-site disease diagnosis and field surveys.
“…According to the previous report, higher temperature decrease nonspecific primer annealing (Sung and Lu ; Fukuta et al . ), and thus 67°C was selected for further evaluation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using real-time turbidity measurements, Psl stains could be detected after 20 min at 65 and 67°C (data not shown), whereas 60 min incubation was required prior to gel electrophoresis and calcein visualization. According to the previous report, higher temperature decrease nonspecific primer annealing (Sung and Lu 2009;Fukuta et al 2010), and thus 67°C was selected for further evaluation.…”
The method is suitable for direct detection of Psl without strain enrichment and complex DNA extraction from samples in the field, and hence it has the capability to be used for on-site disease diagnosis and field surveys.
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