Abstract
Rapid detection and accurate identification of plant pathogens in the field is an ongoing challenge.
Highlights
Fungal-like organisms of the genus Phytophthora belong to some of the world's most devastating plant pathogens.[1]
The capture probes for P. fragariae, P. ramorum and P. kernoviae were recently published by Schwenkbier et al.[41]
Isothermal ampli cation techniques were developed as an alternative to polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for target gene ampli cation omitting the use of a thermocycler
Summary
We report for the first time on the development of a helicase-dependent isothermal amplification (HDA) in combination with on-chip hybridization for the detection of selected Phytophthora species. The HDA approach allows efficient amplification of the yeast GTP-binding protein (Ypt1) target gene region at one constant temperature in a miniaturized heating device. The assay's specificity was determined by on-chip DNA hybridization and subsequent silver nanoparticle deposition. The silver deposits serve as stable endpoint signals that enable the visual as well as the electrical readout. Our promising results point to the direction of a near future on-site application of the combined techniques for a reliable detection of Phytophthora species
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