Development of deoxynivalenol contents in relation to the PCR detection of potentially trichothecene producing<Emphasis Type="Italic">Fusarium</Emphasis> spp. during storage of wheat |
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Authors: | Barbara Birzele Alexander Prange Jutta Schönling Johannes Krämer |
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Institution: | 1.Department of Agricultural and Food Microbiology, Institute for Plant Diseases,University of Bonn,Bonn,Germany;2.Institute for Microbiology & Biotechnology,University of Bonn,Bonn,Germany;3.GEN-IAL GmbH,Mülheimer Stra?e,Troisdorf,Germany |
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Abstract: | Development of deoxynivalenol (DON) in wheat with a low contamination withFusarium spp. was investigated under suboptimal storage conditions (17% and 20% grain moisture, 20°C). The influence of storage on the relative DNA content of potential DON producers was also determined. The DON contents were quantified using an ELISA. The Tox5 PCR was used for the detection of potential trichothecene producers and for the estimation of their relative DNA content. ThegaoA gene was subsequently amplified by PCR to detect specificallyFusarium graminearum. The concentration ofF. graminearum DNA was semiquantitatively determined using a Light Cycler?. The DON concentrations increased during storage trials but the intensity of PCR signals decreased. |
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