Ahmet Can

This paper evaluates a nanobiopesticide system using a novel chitinase enzyme to combat Tuta absoluta, showing improved stability and efficacy through nanoparticle delivery.

This study characterizes the bacteriophage UCB24 as an effective biocontrol agent against Erwinia amylovora, showing high efficacy in plant trials and a novel molecular mechanism of action.

The paper develops a marker system using microsatellite and RFLP methods to distinguish Xanthomonas species infecting pepper and tomato plants.

This study expresses and characterizes the chiA chitinase gene from Serratia marcescens GBS19, showing it has insecticidal activity against Myzus persicae with high similarity to reference sequences and strong chitin binding.

This study identifies a novel Serratia sarumanii strain (GBS19) capable of degrading several pesticides, with genomic analysis confirming its degradation capacity and potential for bioremediation.

The paper investigates the genome-wide gene expression of Bacillus safensis strain MM19 against Phomopsis viticola, identifying thiamine biosynthesis and virulence gene expression changes.