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A new assay detects living Pseudomonas syringae through the proteins it injects into plants
Penn State researchers built a test, called ELCA, that reacts to effector proteins made only by living bacteria, giving a signal for an active infection at about the cost of a standard ELISA. It is a proof of concept on one crop pathogen.
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