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Fast and sensitive on-site isothermal assay (LAMP) for diagnosis and detection of three fruit tree phytoplasmas

2017-04-01

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Over the years, real-time PCR outflanked endpoint PCR in phytopathogen diagnostics, mainly because of the increase in sensitivity and timesaving aspects of the technique. However, a time consuming 16S rRNA-based nested PCR method is still the gold standard for phytoplasma diagnosis. This is also the case for phytoplasma detection in Malus, Pyrus and Prunus, the three main host plants of apple proliferation (AP), p...

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238a9322-5571-52b1-833a-9ebcc807083d
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10.1007/s10658-016-1039-y
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