The ineffectiveness of alternative protein phosphatase inhibitors to stimulate germination supports this possibility, but additional viability assays in the presence of these compounds are necessary.
The assay has not only been appropriately validated, but also widely implemented across the entire country, servicing a 16.5 million strong population.
This transient assay allows rapid functional tests and is not dependent on the fastidious and time-consuming generation of stably transformed wheat plants.
The detection limit of the assay was 400 genome copies/ml.
One of the proposed methods of detection is an antibody assay utilizing fluorescently labelled antibodies.
Two functional assays have been used to examine the interactions between the probable upstream factors and the alpha-element.
These assays can also be used for monitoring the filarial elimination programme and for conducting surveillance for residual transmission.
They compared linearity, ease of standardisation, precision, comparability of assay values, technical ease of the assay and cost.
