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Stability of ELISA activity in frozen samples of barley yellow dwarf virus-infected leaf and leaf extracts

Nazare Pereira, A.M.

Stability of ELISA activity in frozen samples of barley yellow dwarf virus-infected leaf and leaf extracts - 1990 - Printed

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When replicate samples of barley yellow dwarf virus-infected intact oat (Avena sativa L.) leaf, leaf extracts in phosphate buffer, or chloroform-clarified leaf extracts, were stored frozen at -20 deg C, -80 deg C, or in liquid nitrogen, their enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) activities fluctuated over time and according to the virus isolate involved. With the Purdue (P)-PAV isolate, no significant decrease of ELISA activity was noted with leaf, crude leaf extracts, or clarified extracts stored for up to 4 weeks at -20 deg C, -80 deg C, or in liquid nitrogen, except that clarified extracts stored at -20 deg C deteriorated after 1 week.


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Avena
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Freezants
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Luteoviruses
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