Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America

Large quantities of cassava common mosaic virus (CCMV) were purified from systemically infected Nicotiana benthamiana plants. A polyclonal antiserum, with a titre of 1/128 in the tube precipitin test, was produced by immunising rabbits with purified virus. Viral antigens were detected in cassava, us...

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Main Authors: Nolt, Barry L., Velasco, Ana Cecilia, Pineda López, Benjamín
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: Wiley 1991
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/83251
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author Nolt, Barry L.
Velasco, Ana Cecilia
Pineda López, Benjamín
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Velasco, Ana Cecilia
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Pineda López, Benjamín
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description Large quantities of cassava common mosaic virus (CCMV) were purified from systemically infected Nicotiana benthamiana plants. A polyclonal antiserum, with a titre of 1/128 in the tube precipitin test, was produced by immunising rabbits with purified virus. Viral antigens were detected in cassava, using both the double-antibody sandwich or plate-trapped antigen forms of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). The virus reacted with antisera to the potexviruses potato virus X and tulip virus X in F(ab`)2 ELISA. As determined by ELISA, isolates of CCMV from cassava and chaya are closely serologically related to each other. Leaf extracts from infected N. benthamiana plants were infective to a dilution of 10(- 4) but not 10(-5); after heating for 10 min at 65 degrees C but not 70 degrees C; and after storage at room temperature for 14 days. The virus has a sedimentation coefficient of 126 S20,w, a single coat protein molecule of c. mol. wt 21 000, and a single-stranded RNA genome of c. mol. wt of 2.0 x 10(6). Several dsRNA species, including the putative viral replicative form of c. mol. wt 4.1 x 10(6), were isolated from virus-infected cassava and N. benthamiana. (AS)
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spelling CGSpace832512023-12-27T19:42:07Z Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America Nolt, Barry L. Velasco, Ana Cecilia Pineda López, Benjamín manihot esculenta cassava common mosaic virus purification elisa serology diseases and pathogens pests starch crops viroses virus del mosaico comun de la yuca purificacion serologia Large quantities of cassava common mosaic virus (CCMV) were purified from systemically infected Nicotiana benthamiana plants. A polyclonal antiserum, with a titre of 1/128 in the tube precipitin test, was produced by immunising rabbits with purified virus. Viral antigens were detected in cassava, using both the double-antibody sandwich or plate-trapped antigen forms of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). The virus reacted with antisera to the potexviruses potato virus X and tulip virus X in F(ab`)2 ELISA. As determined by ELISA, isolates of CCMV from cassava and chaya are closely serologically related to each other. Leaf extracts from infected N. benthamiana plants were infective to a dilution of 10(- 4) but not 10(-5); after heating for 10 min at 65 degrees C but not 70 degrees C; and after storage at room temperature for 14 days. The virus has a sedimentation coefficient of 126 S20,w, a single coat protein molecule of c. mol. wt 21 000, and a single-stranded RNA genome of c. mol. wt of 2.0 x 10(6). Several dsRNA species, including the putative viral replicative form of c. mol. wt 4.1 x 10(6), were isolated from virus-infected cassava and N. benthamiana. (AS) 1991-02 2017-08-28T12:45:48Z 2017-08-28T12:45:48Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/83251 en Limited Access Wiley Nolt, B.L.; Velasco, A.C.; Pineda, B. 1991. Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America. Annals of Applied Biology 118(1):105-113.
spellingShingle manihot esculenta
cassava common mosaic virus
purification
elisa
serology
diseases and pathogens
pests
starch crops
viroses
virus del mosaico comun de la yuca
purificacion
serologia
Nolt, Barry L.
Velasco, Ana Cecilia
Pineda López, Benjamín
Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title_full Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title_fullStr Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title_full_unstemmed Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title_short Improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from South America
title_sort improved purification procedure and some serological and physical properties of cassava common mosaic virus from south america
topic manihot esculenta
cassava common mosaic virus
purification
elisa
serology
diseases and pathogens
pests
starch crops
viroses
virus del mosaico comun de la yuca
purificacion
serologia
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/83251
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