Functional Analysis of Phytopathogenic Genes of Plant Pathogenic Bacteria

The main pathogens that cause plant diseases are mycobacteria, prokaryotes, viruses, nematodes, and parasitic plants. Accurate diagnosis of disease types and identification of pathogenic microorganisms are essential in plant pathology work. At Lifeasible, in addition to providing testing for plant pathogenic bacteria, we also offer analysis services for the function of pathogenic genes in plant pathogens. We can analyze the function of genes related to the pathogenicity or virulence of crop pathogens to help you analyze the interactions between pathogens and plant hosts, which is also an effective means of disease control.

Types of common pathogenic bacteria that can be analyzed

Analysis strategies

• Morphological observation (colony, microscopy, electron microscopy)
• Physiological and biochemical characteristics
• 16S/18S/28S rDNA, ITS, watchdog gene sequence analysis
• Fatty acid detection
• Quinone type analysis
• G+C mol % content assay
• Polar lipid assay
• Whole genome sequencing
• Cell wall analysis
• Polyamine detection
• Protein profiling
• Strain purification and enumeration
• Screening and characterization of knockout monoclonal strains

• Protein molecular interaction research services
• Localization/co-localization analysis
• Genetic stability testing
• Phage detection
• Target gene detection
• Antibiotic susceptibility testing
• Plasmid detection, plasmid copy number (quantitative)
• Phospholipid fatty acids (PLFA) analysis
• microbial community-level physiological profiles (CLPPs)
• High-throughput sequencing analysis

Lifeasible uses functional genomics, molecular biology, biotechnology, and molecular breeding to help you analyze the function of pathogenic genes of plant pathogens and to analyze the regulatory mechanisms between plants and pathogens. Please feel free to contact us for your customized solution.