1994
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2338.1994.tb01080.x
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Le point sur l'utilisation de sérums anti‐protéines non structurales pour l'étude de la sharka1

Abstract: Une voie possible pour la détection et la caractérisation des souches du plum pox potyvirus (PPV) peut être l'utilisation de sérums préparés contre des protéines non structurales, en particulier la protéine des inclusions cylindriques (CIP) et la protéine ‘a’ des inclusions nucléaires (NIaP) qui induisent des inclusions volumineuses dans les cellules infectées. Ces deux types d'inclusion ont été purifiés à partir de plants de Pisum sativum infectés par le PPV. Des antisérums ont ensuite été préparés contre leu… Show more

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“…Recent evidence suggests that the two PPV serotypes show significant differences in their epidemiological properties and in their natural host range (1,21); therefore, control measures may have to be adapted to the particular PPV serotype being targeted. In particular, the M serotype isolates appear to readily infect peach under field conditions; whereas the D serotype isolates are, in general, much less able to do so.…”
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“…Recent evidence suggests that the two PPV serotypes show significant differences in their epidemiological properties and in their natural host range (1,21); therefore, control measures may have to be adapted to the particular PPV serotype being targeted. In particular, the M serotype isolates appear to readily infect peach under field conditions; whereas the D serotype isolates are, in general, much less able to do so.…”
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“…(1986) and the PPV-S antisera by B. Zawadska (unpublished) were used to test for PPV in more than one million samples in European countries from 1980 to 1995. Antisera against the nonstructural PPV proteins (CI and NIa) were obtained (Adamolle et al ., 1994) but were to be found less effective for PPV detection than conventional coat protein (CP) based antisera. Moreover, it was demonstrated that the electrophoretic mobility of CI and NIa subunits did not differ between strains, in contrast to the CP subunits.…”
Section: Elisa Using Polyclonal Antibodies For Ppv Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%