The adaptation and improvement of serological assays for the detection of plant viruses has steadily developed. A filter paper immunobinding assay, Western blotting and the double sandwich ELISA were compared for the detection and quantification of wheat streak mosaic virus. ELISA was a more quantitative assay, but the filter paper immunobinding assay and Western blotting were more conservative of antiserum when only a few assays were required and could be run in a shorter period of time.
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