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. 2009 Nov 22;155(1):37–46. doi: 10.1007/s00705-009-0548-9

Table 1.

Origin of the seven nanovirus-positive faba bean samples from Morocco and their TAS-ELISA reactions with broad-spectrum and discriminating monoclonal antibodies (MAbs)

Faba bean sample Collection site Broad-spectrum MAbs to nanovirusesa MAbs raised against FBNYV-Eg [13] MAbs specific to FBNSV-Eth [17]
1-3D8 2-5H9 2-3E12-D5 3-4A5 8-2G10 8-3G11 8-4F9 8-6F8-A5
Mor1 Sidi El Aidi, Settat, Chaouia +++b +++ +++ + +
Mor4 Ouled Said, Settat, Chaouia +++ +++ + +++ ++ ++
Mor4-2 Ouled Abbou, Settat, Chaouia ++ ++ ++
Mor5 Boulaouane, El Jadida, Doukkala +++ + +++ +++ +++ +++
Mor19 Souk Sebt, Ben-Mellal, Tadla +++ +++ + +++ ++ +
Mor23 Fkih Ben Salah, Ben-Mellal, Tadla +++ +++ ++ +
Mor23-2 Fkih Ben Salah, Ben-Mellal, Tadla +++ +++ +++ ++ +
FBNYV-Egc +++ +++ +++ +++ +++
FBNSV-Ethc +++ +++ +++ +++ ++

aBroad-spectrum MAbs used for nanovirus-specific detection were MAbs 1-1F2, 2-1A1, and 3-4F2 [13]

bExtinction values (A405 nm) for tenfold diluted leaf extracts and following a substrate incubation period of 1 h are shown. A405 nm values were classed as +++ (>0.8), ++ (0.2–0.8), + (<0.2), and − (less than two times the A405nm value for the non-infected control)

cFBNYV-Eg and FBNSV-Eth, nanovirus isolates against which the MAbs had been raised, were used as control antigens