Fast classification of plant-associated bacteria in theXanthomonasgenus
Martine Maes
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Martine Maes
Abstract
A rapid method for identifying Xanthomonas bacteria was developed, based on specific PCR amplification. In all Xanthomonas pathovars tested, a single 16S rDNA fragment of 480 bp was produced. Phytobacteria from other genera showed other fragment patterns on agarose gel electrophoresis. This Xanthomonas identification system was used to screen Xanthomonas-related organisms, newly isolated phytobacteria and bacterial populations in wheat seed extracts.
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A rapid method for identifying Xanthomonas bacteria was developed, based on specific PCR amplification. In all Xanthomonas pathovars tested, a single 16S rDNA fragment of 480 bp was produced. Phytobacteria from other genera showed other fragment patterns on agarose gel electrophoresis. This Xanthomonas identification system was used to screen Xanthomonas-related organisms, newly isolated phytobacteria and bacterial populations in wheat seed extracts.
Key concepts: Xanthomonas, Biology, Bacteria, Agarose gel electrophoresis, 16S ribosomal RNA, Microbiology, Polymerase chain reaction, Pseudomonadaceae