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The main goal is to develop a method for the on-site detection of the plant pathogen Xylella fastidiosa without amplification.

March 18, 2026The Analyst0 citations

On-Site Amplification-Free Electrochemical Detection of Plant Pathogen Xylella fastidiosa via Cathodic Potential-Induced DNA Adsorption

FHFarjana HaqueCharles Sturt University KSKiran ShresthaCharles Sturt University FFFatema Zerin FarhanaCharles Sturt University

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The main goal is to develop a method for the on-site detection of the plant pathogen Xylella fastidiosa without amplification.
Utilized electrochemical detection techniques
Applied cathodic potential to induce DNA adsorption
Tested the method on samples infected with Xylella fastidiosa
Successfully detected Xylella fastidiosa without amplification
Demonstrated rapid response times
Showed high sensitivity to the pathogen's DNA

Resumen

Plant diseases pose a growing threat to global food security, with invasive bacterial pathogens presenting particular challenges for early detection and containment. Xylella fastidiosa is among the most destructive of...

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