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US 2026/0243686 A1Published application
Real time detection and quantitation of plant innate immunity response using raman spectroscopy
AssigneesTemasek Life Sciences Laboratory Limited, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
InventorsPil Joong CHUNG, Sayuj KOYYAPPURATH, Nam-Hai CHUA, Rajani SAROJAM, Gajendra Pratap SINGH, Rajeev J. RAM
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the use of Raman spectroscopy for the real time detection and quantitation of innate immunity response in plants. More specifically, the present invention provides Raman spectroscopy as a tool for rapid, non-invasive, and early detection and quantitation of plant innate immune response.
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A method of real time detection and quantitation of an innate immunity response in a plant, the method comprising:
- (a) obtaining a Raman spectra of carotenoids and/or proteins in vivo and in situ in tissue of a plant leaf from a plant in a plant population, wherein the Raman spectra includes one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins;
- (b) obtaining a Raman spectra of carotenoids and/or proteins in vivo and in situ in tissue of a plant leaf from a control plant, wherein the Raman spectra includes one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins;
- (c) comparing intensity of the one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins from the Raman spectra obtained from the plant in the plant population with intensity of the one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins from the Raman spectra obtained from the control plant;
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- (d) determining if there is an increase in the relative intensity of one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins from the Raman spectra obtained from the plant in the plant population,
- wherein an increase in relative intensity of the one or more peaks characteristic of carotenoids and/or proteins from the Raman spectra obtained from the plant in the plant population is indicative of an early stage infection.
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