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Research Project: GENETIC AND BIOLOGICALLY-BASED MANAGEMENT OF VEGETABLE CROP DISEASES

Location: Vegetable Research

Title: Understanding the introduction and spread of key viruses and viroids in greenhouse tomatoes using advanced diagnostics

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Submitted to: Meeting Abstract
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: February 11, 2012
Publication Date: March 27, 2012
Repository URL: http://www.IPMCenters.org/1PMSymposium12/1PM_12_proceedings-Final.pdf
Citation: Ling, K. 2012. Understanding the introduction and spread of key viruses and viroids in greenhouse tomatoes using advanced diagnostics. Meeting Abstract. p 41.

Technical Abstract: Effective disease management in plants depends on timely and accurate pathogen identification. Most plant virus detection methods are based on virus-specific serological (i.e., ELISA) or molecular properties (PCR or real-time PCR). I will demonstrate the development and application of immunocapture Real-time RT-PCR systems for tomato virus survey. I will also discuss application of deep sequencing and assembly of small RNA technology for virus (pepino mosaic virus) and viroid (potato spindle tuber viroid) identification in tomato. Using this technology, we were able to identify a novel potyvirus without prior knowledge and then obtain its complete genome sequence for the first time.

   

 
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Ling, Kai-Shu
Wechter, William - Pat
 
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