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MODEL-BASED OPTIMIZATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL TO ASSESS THE MISMATCH BETWEEN INCUBATION AND LATENCY PERIODS FOR PLUM POX VIRUS

Article number

1063_22

Pages

159 – 166

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

II International Symposium on Plum Pox Virus

Authors

L. Rimbaud, A. Delaunay, S. Soubeyrand, E. Jacquot, G. Thébaud

Keywords

sharka, symptom, latent, infectious potential, simulation, transmission

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1063.22

Online Articles (25)

1. AN OVERVIEW OF SHARKA AND ITS RESEARCH IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

M. Navrátil | D. Safářová

2. EXPERIMENTAL MIXED INFECTION BY PLUM POX VIRUS STRAINS CONFIRMS THEIR NATURAL HOST PREFERENCE

Z. Subr | M. Kamencayová | M. Glasa

3. ANALYSIS OF THE GENETIC DIVERSITY AND RELATIONSHIPS OF SELECTED CANADIAN ISOLATES OF PLUM POX VIRUS

D. James | D. Sanderson | A. Varga | N. Greig | L.W. Stobbs

4. FOURTHY-FIVE YEARS OF SHARKA DISEASE IN TURKEY

K. Çağlayan | C. Ulubaş Serçe | M. Gazel

5. PLUM POX VIRUS STRAINS IN BULGARIA

6. PRESENCE OF SHARKA DISEASE IN THE NORTH-HUNGARIAN COUNTIES

J. Ádám | L. Palkovics | I. Tóbiás | A. Almási

7. EVALUATION OF PLUM POX VIRUS (PPV) CP AND P1 CONSTRUCTS ON SHARKA RESISTANCE IN PLUM (PRUNUS DOMESTICA)

M. Ravelonandro | P. Briard | J.M. Hily | R. Scorza | D. Lomberk

8. DEVELOPMENT OF PEACH PROTOPLAST CULTURE FOR PLUM POX VIRUS RESEARCH

H. Fang | Q. Lu | A. Wang | L. Tian

9. GENERATION OF EFFICIENT RESISTANCE TO PLUM POX VIRUS (PPV) IN NICOTIANA BENTHAMIANA AND PRUNUS DOMESTICA EXPRESSING TRIPLE-INTRON-SPANNED DOUBLE-HAIRPIN RNAS SIMULTANEOUSLY TARGETING 5′ AND 3′ CONSERVED GENOMIC REGIONS OF PPV

10. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE USE OF ROOTSTOCKS WITH HYPERSENSITIVITY RESISTANCE TO PPV FOR THE CULTIVATION OF HYPERSENSITIVE EUROPEAN PLUM CULTIVARS

M. Neumüller | J. Hadersdorfer | L. Mühlberger | W. Hartmann | D. Treutter

11. NON-TRANSGENIC PRUNUS DOMESTICA GENOTYPES AND THEIR RESISTANCE TO SHARKA VIRUS

F. Paprstein | J. Sedlak | E. Chrobokova | A. Matejicek | J. Polák

12. RESULTS FROM SURVEY ON RESISTANCE OF PLUM CULTIVAR ‘JOJO’ TO PLUM POX VIRUS

S. Milusheva | V. Bozhkova | I. Kamenova

13. RESPONSE OF PLUM CULTIVARS GRAFTED ON HYPERSENSITIVE ROOTSTOCKS UNDER FIELD NATURAL INFECTION WITH PLUM POX VIRUS

J. Polák | P. Komínek

14. NEW SHARKA RESISTANT APRICOTS AT THE HORTICULTURAL FACULTY IN LEDNICE

B. Krska | Z. Vachun | T. Nečas | I. Ondrásek

15. REACTION OF SIX PRUNUS ROOTSTOCKS TO PLUM POX VIRUS IN PLOVDIV, BULGARIA

S. Milusheva | V. Bozhkova

16. INTERSPECIFIC TRANSFER OF RESISTANCE TO PLUM POX VIRUS IN PRUNUS BY GRAFTING

M. Rubio | P. Martínez-Gómez | J.A. García | F. Dicenta

17. SCREENING FOR RESISTANCE TO PLUM POX VIRUS IN SOME LOCAL TURKISH APRICOT CULTIVARS AND THEIR CROSSES BY MOLECULAR MARKERS

C. Ulubaş Serçe | M. Gazel | K. Çağlayan | B.M. Asma | M.L. Badenes

18. A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION TOWARDS IDENTIFICATION OF NEW POTENTIAL SOURCES FOR PPV RESISTANCE IN EUROPEAN PLUM

I. Zagrai | L. Zagrai | M. Butac

19. SSR MARKERS AS TOOLS FOR IDENTIFYING PPV RESISTANT APRICOT HYBRIDS IN SEGREGATING POPULATIONS

D. Balázs, | Z. György | A. Gutermuth | A. Pedryc

20. IRREGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF SHARKA (PLUM POX VIRUS) SYMPTOMS IN PEACH IS RELATED TO DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION EVIDENCED BY RNA-SEQ

21. DIAGNOSIS AND DETECTION OF PLUM POX VIRUS: STATE-OF-THE-ART AND FUTURE OPTIONS

22. MODEL-BASED OPTIMIZATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOL TO ASSESS THE MISMATCH BETWEEN INCUBATION AND LATENCY PERIODS FOR PLUM POX VIRUS

L. Rimbaud | A. Delaunay | S. Soubeyrand | E. Jacquot | G. Thébaud

23. RAPID DIAGNOSTIC DETECTION OF PLUM POX VIRUS BY ISOTHERMAL AMPLIFYRP^® AND BY IMMUNOSTRIP^®

24. COMPARISON OF SEROLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR DETECTION METHODS FOR TESTING INDIVIDUAL AND COMPOSITE SAMPLES USING PPV-M AND PPV-T ISOLATES

M. Gazel | C. Ulubaş Serçe | K. Çağlayan

25. MONITORING OF PLUM POX VIRUS CONCENTRATION AT DIFFERENT PLANT HEIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR IN PRUNES (PRUNUS DOMESTICA) IN ARGENTINA