WSU scientists pursue single test for plant viruses
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Eastwell |
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Susaimuthu |
“We know the technology works,” said James Susaimuthu of the National Clean Plant Network–Fruit Trees program, also based at WSU’s research center in Prosser. He will serve as a co-principle investigator on the project. “We’ll be determining what changes need to be made to existing testing procedures to allow the microarray to give us clear results for fruit tree viruses.”