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Prunus Necrotic Ringspot Ilarvirus. PNRV (European Plum Line Pattern Virus, Hop B Virus, Hop C Virus, Peach Ringspot Virus , Red Currant Necrotic Ringspot Virus, Rose Line Pattern Virus, Sour Cherry Necrotic Ringspot Virus)
Assay type: DAS ELISA using polyclonal antiserum from rabbit.
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Host range: Cucumber, hop, Prunus spp.. Transmission: grafting, mechanical inoculation, pollen-to-seed, seed.
Description Format Cat. No.
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. set / 100 100 tests 07052S/100
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. set / 300 300 tests 07052S/300
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. set / 500 500 tests 07052S/500
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot Virus set / 1000 1000 tests 07052S/1000
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. complete kit / 96 96 tests 07052C/096
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. complete kit / 480 480 tests 07052C/480
Prunus Necrotic Ringspot V. complete kit / 960 960 tests 07052C/960
Positive Control PNRV 1 vial (10 tests) 07052PC
Negative Control PNRV 1 vial (10 tests) 07052NC
ELISA SetsELISA sets are supplied as 100, 300, 500 and for many articles as 1000 and 5000 test units. One set is composed of the corresponding amount of IgG and AP-conjugate solution. Unless stated otherwise the ELISA reagents are optimized for a test volume of 200 µl per well, ensuring the highest accuracy, repeatability and sensitivity of the ELISA assay.
ELISA Complete Kits
Complete kits contain all components to perform an ELISA assay, i.e. IgG and AP-conjugate solution, positive and negative controls, ELISA buffers and chemicals, substrate tablets, and high-binding ELISA plates or stripe-modules. ELISA ControlsNegative controls are made from a healthy host plant and are tested for the absence of the respective pathogen. They are lyophilized and sufficient for 10 test wells. Positive controls are made from infected plant material or bacterial cultures, if not stated otherwise. They are lyophilized and sufficient for 10 test wells. Inactivated positive controls have been additionally tested for the absence of infectivity. |