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Information × Registration Number 0211U001177, 0106U004289 , R & D reports Title To develop a modern methods of diagnostics viral infections agricultural crops popup.stage_title Head Zaritsky Mikola Makarovich, Registration Date 21-01-2011 Organization Institute of Agricultural Microbiology of Ukrainian Academy of Agrarian Sciences popup.description2 The object of research - potato aukuba mosaic virus, potato M, S, Y-virus, Potato leaf roll virus. The aim of research - the development of methods for diagnosis of common pathogenic viruses in Ukraine crops for monitoring and control of diseases in agricultural lands. The methods of research - symptomatology, immunodiagnostics, electron microscopy, bioassay. It has been observed increasing the spread of potato virus Y-potato crop at Woodlands of Ukraine, with a predominance of necrotic strains, and expansion of the targeted by the virus of sorts. It has been defined test-grade YВКNTN: Dobrochin, Vorotinsky early, Neva, Priekulska early, Desiree, Diamond. It has been identified and investigated strains PAMV-ob, optimized methods for obtaining diagnostic antisers and biological components to design test systems. There are worked out the conditions of maintaining and storing strains PLRV, the methodic electron microscopic detection PLRV in plant material from the previous concentration of virus in the juice of the leaves. The methods have been for obtaining purified preparations of viruses M, S, Y-potato viruses, PLRV, for optimizing scheme of production of diagnostic antisera to these viruses. Methodical recommendations: "The control of potato virus Y in system of monitoring of viral diseases of plants", "Control potato aukuba mosaic virus in system of monitoring of viral diseases of plants", "Control of potato leafroll virus in system of monitoring of viral plant diseases. The field of using - the agriculture. Product Description popup.authors Волкова І.В. Дерев'янко С.В. Дмитрук О.О. Коломієць Л.П. Мамчур О.Є. Стрекалов В.М. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close