ArticleIranian journal of biotechnology2020
A Sensitive Immunocapture-RT-PCR Assay for Detection of Maize Iranian Mosaic Virus in Individual Small Brown Planthopper Vector,
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backgroundSensitive detection of
objectivesThree methods of ELISA, RT-PCR and IC-RT-PCR were compared regarding their sensitivity for detection of MIMV in the single planthopper with a series of various dilutions. MATERIALS AND
methodsTo detect MIMV from a single insect vector, the sensitivity of three methods including ELISA, RT-PCR and IC-RT-PCR was evaluated.
resultsCompared to the other methods, the IC-RT-PCR showed more sensitivity and detected virus at least at the 160 dilution. While, both ELISA and RT-PCR methods could detect up to the 120.
conclusionThe results reported herein showed that IC-RT-PCR is a sensitive and simple method to detect MIMV from a single insect vector with high efficiency and reliability. These findings might be useful in the prediction of viral disease incidence in host plants and this method can also be effective to detect other viruses in their insect vectors.
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