英文摘要 |
"Bakanae disease is an important rice disease in Taiwan. The pathogen remains in the grains and infects the rice seedling during the nursery stage, which severely affects the yield and the quality of grains when the disease outbreaks. Owing to the needs of screening out the disease-infected rice seedlings, a Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) rapid detection technique was developed. Specific LAMP primer sets were designed to target the cps/ks gene of the pathogen Fusarium fujikuroi. After the amplification efficiency analysis of the optimum reaction temperature at 63°C, the best performed primer set, CPS-ID4, was finally picked. When the target pathogen gDNA concentration was higher than 50 pg/μl, it could be detected by CPS-ID4 in less than 90 minutes. In addition, the specificity of this assay was much higher than the traditional PCR method. It is capable of excluding 8 other Fusarium species that are closely related to F. fujikuroi while being able to detect all 14 tested F. fujikuroi isolates. Nine rice cultivar seedlings were selected for F. fujikuroi inoculation to evaluate the assay's application potential. The positive outcomes demonstrated the successful detection ability of this assay on the symptomless 7-day-old rice seedlings. Lastly, this study showed the CPS-ID4 LAMP primer set worked well with rapid analysis techniques including hydroxy naphthol blue (HNB) dye and lateral flow strip, and that hugely improved the application potential of this assay for rice bakanae disease detection in the seedling nursery and plant quarantine." |