CN104726555B - Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a kind of molecular marking technique, more particularly to a kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark.A kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark, described microsatellite, which is numbered, is:NJB01, NJB04, NJB06, NJB15, NJB35;Its nucleotide sequence is successively such as SEQ ID NO:Shown in 15.The invention provides the new microsatellite locus of 6 Japanese croakers and expand the primer sequence and amplification method of this 6 microsatellite locus, it can be applied to genetic diversity Journal of Sex Research and the research of paternity identification of Japanese croaker different groups, it is reproducible, it is a kind of reliable and effective molecular labeling.
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Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of molecular marking technique, more particularly to a kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark.
Background technology
It is polymorphic that microsatellite DNA is also known as STR typing (STR), simple repeated sequence (SSR), simple sequence length
Property (SSLP), refers to the nucleotide sequence constituted in genome using 1-6 nucleotides as unit tandem sequence repeats;Wherein, it is most common
Be dinucleotide repeat, such as ((AC/TG) n and (AG/TC) n.Different bions is due to repeating the number of repetition of motif not
Show polymorphism together.Research shows, it may be possible to which " chain cunning " (strand slippage) phenomenon during DNA replication dna is made
It is higher into Genetic Polymorphism of Microsatellite DNA information capacity (polymorphic information content, PIC).Microsatellite DNA
High mutability, codominance expression and its generality in eukaryotic gene group, become population genetic diversity
Analysis, the identification of affiliation, the superior molecular labeling of genomic mapping and genetic breeding, with allozyme, RAPD method phases
Than also there is certain superiority.Because microsatellite has, quantity is more, be evenly distributed in genome, polymorphism information is abundant, easily
It is used widely the advantages of detection as excellent genetic marker (genetic marker).According to repeat unit
Constitute and be divided into three types with distribution, microsatellite DNA sequence:Single type (pure), compound (compound), discontinuous form
(interrupted), for example:
Single type:CACACACACACACACACACA
It is compound:CACACACACACAGAGAGAGA
Discontinuous form:CACATTCACACATTCATTCA
Japanese croaker, is commonly called as black wool Chang, English name Giant croaker, latin name Nibea japonic, belongs to perch shape
Mesh, Sciaenidae, Nibea is large-scale high-quality edible fishes, is distributed mainly on East China Sea, the South Sea and South Japan edge
Sea.In recent years, failed due to reasons such as excessive amount of fishing, environmental pollution, habitat destructions, add the reasons such as fishing ground diminution so that
Its current NATURAL DISTRIBUTION quantity is extremely limited, and to recover and increasing the wild fishery resources of Japanese croaker, Japan, South Korea etc. is distinguished
Just carry out the enhancement releasing work of Japanese croaker from the eighties in last century and the nineties, China is then relatively later, from 2005
Break through the full people's nursery of Japanese croaker in year to start, continuously carry out the work of scale enhancement releasing, every year nearly million tail of the amount of releasing,
And achieve certain effect.
With developing rapidly for Protocols in Molecular Biology and molecular genetics, molecular labeling is excellent as individual identification instrument
Gesture gradually highlight (1999), release that effect is important and effective means as assessing Fishery Resources Enhancement
One of.(2001) such as the Sekino of Japan cultivation Bastard halibut is marked using mitochondrial DNA and micro-satellite labeling technique, into
The Bastard halibut individual released has been tracked work(.However, in terms of Japanese croaker genetic structure and Germplasm Identification, rarely seen bavin
Army etc. (2007,2009,2013) was once utilized respectively RAPD marks, mitochondria Cyt b genes, 16S rRNA and COI gene pairs day
This spotted maigre and catfish shape spotted maigre carry out Germplasm Identification, the preliminary assessment genetic diversity of Japanese croaker.But above-mentioned something lost
Enough hereditary information can not be provided by passing mark.In order to further appreciate that Japanese croaker parent, recapture colony population structure
With the information in terms of genetic diversity, it is necessary to develop new molecular genetic marker.
The content of the invention
The present invention provides a kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark, establishes the technology of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA
System simultaneously carries out Japanese croaker parent, the classification of recapture individual and the analysis of genetic diversity using these molecular labelings.
The technical solution adopted for the present invention to solve the technical problems is:
A kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark, described microsatellite, which is numbered, is:NJB01, NJB04, NJB06,
NJB15, NJB35;Its nucleotide sequence is successively such as SEQ ID NO:Shown in 1-5.The present invention include Japan microsatellite (CT) n,
(AG) structure of n, (TG) n and (AC) n enriched libraries, the screening and sequencing of the positive colony containing microsatellite sequence obtain 496
Clone containing microsatellite repetitive sequence, it is determined that microsatellite marker NJB01, NJB04, the NJB06 of 6 rich polymorphisms,
NJB15, NJB35;NJB01 is that 836 nucleotides, NJB04 are that 440 nucleotides, NJB06 are that 927 nucleotides, NJB15 are
310 nucleotides, NJB35 are 681 nucleotides.
Preferably, the primer sequence in described six sites of NJB01, NJB04, NJB06, NJB15, NJB35 is, its core
Nucleotide sequence is successively such as SEQ ID NO:Shown in 6-17:
NJB01F:TTACATTCAGCAGGTATAGACAC
NJB01R:TTAACAGGTAGCCAATGCAAAGA
NJB04F:AAATTTGCTCCTGACCGACCAC
NJB04R:CGAGACCAAACCGTAAGAGTTGTA
NJB06F:CCCCTCCAACAAATCAACCCTT
NJB06R:TCTCGCCTATACTGACAATGTAAC
NJB15F:GTTACCCAGTGTGCAGTCTTG
NJB15R:AAGTCTGCTCCAGTTATTCGGTT
NJB35F1:AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R1:TATTCACAAGATGATGCCTACTG
NJB35F2:AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R2:CCTGGCCCATCTTCTATCTCAGC.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:The invention provides the new microsatellite locus of 6 Japanese croakers and expand this 6
The primer sequence and amplification method of microsatellite locus, can be applied to Japanese croaker different groups genetic diversity Journal of Sex Research and
The research of paternity identification, it is reproducible, it is a kind of reliable and effective molecular labeling.
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Fig. 1:The primer in NJB01 sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
Fig. 2:The primer in NJB04 sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
Fig. 3:The primer in NJB06 sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
Fig. 4:The primer in NJB15 sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
Fig. 5:The primer in NJB35a sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
Fig. 6:The primer in NJB35b sites expands the STR parting figures of 60 tail Japanese croaker genomic DNAs;
In Fig. 1-Fig. 6,1-20 represents 20 tail Japanese croaker parent populations, and 21-40 represents first filial generation;41-60 represents recapture
Individual.
Embodiment
Below by specific embodiment, technical scheme is described in further detail.It should be appreciated that this hair
Bright implementation is not limited to the following examples, and any formal accommodation and/or change made to the present invention will all fall
Enter the scope of the present invention.
In the present invention, if not refering in particular to, all part, percentage are unit of weight, equipment and raw material for being used etc.
It is commercially available or commonly used in the art.Method in following embodiments, is the normal of this area unless otherwise instructed
Rule method.
Embodiment:
1st, the structure of Japanese microsatellite DNA plasmid library:
The extraction of 1.1 genomes:With reference to (1997, Universal and rapid such as Aljanabi and Martinez
salt-extraction of high quality genomic DNA for PCR-based techniques[J]
.Nucleic Acids Research,25(22):4692-4693) method extracts Japanese croaker genomic DNA, DNA samples
Product electrophoresis detection on 0.8% Ago-Gel.
1.25 '-anchor PCR is expanded
Following methods refer to Tang S J, Liu Z Z, Tang W Q, et al.A simple method for
isolation of microsatellites from the mudskipper(Boleophthalmus
pectinirostris)without constructing a genomic library[J].Conserv Genet,2009,
10:1957–1959.
With KKVRVRV (CT) 10, KKVRVRV (AG) 10, KKHBHBH (AG) 10, KKVRVRV (TG) 10, KKHRHRH (TG)
10th, GGCC (AC) 8, GCGC (AG) 8, GCGC (AC) 8 are primer, and performing PCR is entered using the genomic DNA of 1.1 processes extraction as template
Amplification, 15 μ L reaction systems are as follows, including 1 × EX Taq buffer solutions, 0.2mM dNTPs, 0.2 μM of primer, 40ng DNA profilings,
1U Taq archaeal dna polymerases (are purchased from TaKaRa companies), and remaining uses sterilizing distilled water polishing.PCR response procedures are as follows:94 DEG C pre-
Denaturation 5 minutes, then 94 DEG C 30 seconds, 53~55 DEG C are annealed 30 seconds, 72 DEG C 1 minute, carry out 35 circulations;Last 72 DEG C of extensions 10
Minute.With the clip size of 1.5% agar sugar detection pcr amplification product.Product (is purchased from Qiagen PCR QIAquick Gel Extraction Kits
Qiagen companies) purifying to be to remove unnecessary dNTPs and other impurities.
1.3 microsatellite DNA fragments are cloned
By 300~1000bp PCR primers of purifying with pMD 19-T carriers (being purchased from TaKaRa companies) in 16 DEG C of connections
5h.Transformed clone is carried out with competence Escherichia coli TOP 10, Japanese croaker microsatellite plasmid library is obtained.2nd, containing microsatellite
Screening, sequencing and the micro-satellite primers design of the positive colony of sequence
2.1 blue hickie screenings
Transformant with vector plasmid DNA is supported on base due to the activity with beta galactosidase in training agar plate
Show blue colonies.Activity of the Escherichia coli containing recombinant plasmid transformed due to losing beta galactosidase, in fine jade
White colony is showed on fat plating medium.Positive colony containing Insert Fragment is screened according to blue hickie.
2.2 colony PCR amplification
In the white colony of the LB cultured on solid medium containing ampicillin after picking conversion, 0.5~1mL is inoculated into
The LB fluid nutrient mediums containing ampicillin in, under the conditions of 37 DEG C shake (150rpm) overnight incubation, take 100 μ L bacterium solutions in
12000rpm centrifuges 2min, and abandoning supernatant adds the 40 μ L 5%Triton X-100 aqueous solution into precipitation, boiled
5min, places 5min on ice, centrifuges (12000rpm, 5min), takes 2 μ L of supernatant liquid as template DNA, enters performing PCR reaction.PCR
Reaction use pMD 19-T carrier upstream and downstream universal primer (5 '-CGCCAGGGTTTTCCCAGTCACGAC-3 ', 5 '-
GAGCGGATAACAATTTCACACAGG-3 ') enter performing PCR amplification.Amplification condition is:95 DEG C of pre-degenerations enter circulation after 5 minutes
System, 94 DEG C are denatured 1 minute, and 52 DEG C are annealed 1 minute, and 72 DEG C extend 1 minute, 30 circulations, and last 72 DEG C extend 10 minutes, 4
DEG C preserve, 1.5% agarose gel electrophoresis detection.
2.3 positive colony sequencings and design of primers:
Positive colony send biotech firm to be sequenced, and 496 sequences containing microsatellite DNA are obtained.According to microsatellite DNA side
Wing sequence, 20 pairs of micro-satellite primers are designed using software Primer premier5.And this 20 pairs of primers are entered with performing PCR amplification inspection
Survey, wherein 6 pairs of final choice is capable of the primer of preferable amplification, and uses FAM and HEX respectively to the end of sense primer 5 ' of these primers
Carry out fluorescence labeling.
3rd, the screening and interpretation of result of Japanese croaker polymorphic micro-satellite site primer
3.1 screenings have the primer of polymorphism:
With the tail Japanese croakers of high salt method 60 provided of Aljanabi and Martinez etc. (1997) in 1.1 processes
Genomic DNA.With 6 pairs of primer amplification gene groups obtained by 2.3 process step designs.Response procedures:95 DEG C of pre-degenerations 5 minutes, then
35 circulations (94 DEG C are denatured 30 seconds, and 60 DEG C are annealed 30 seconds, and 72 DEG C extend 45 seconds), last 72 DEG C extend 7 minutes, 4 DEG C of preservations.With
The detection of 1.5% agarose gel electrophoresis, preservation of taking pictures.PCR primer is through ABI PRISM3730 genetic analyzers (Applied
Biosystem companies) Genotyping (Genotyping) is carried out, use Genemarker1.6 softwares (Applied
Biosystem companies) interpretation allele fragment concrete numerical value.6 microsatellite markers with polymorphism are obtained (to be shown in Table
1):NJB01, NJB04, NJB06, NJB15, NJB35;NJB01 is that 836 nucleotides, NJB04 are 440 nucleotides, NJB06
It is that 310 nucleotides, NJB35 are 681 nucleotides for 927 nucleotides, NJB15.
3.2 interpretation of result:
Calculated using the softwares of Cervus 3.0 and expect heterozygosity and observation heterozygosity.Calculated and breathed out using Genepop4.0 softwares
Generation-Weinberg and the value of linkage disequilibrium, the feature in 6 Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA polymorphism sites is described with this.
It can be seen that by Fig. 1-6, the length of 6 microsatellite sequences of the invention all goes out in the 60 tail Japanese croakers for examination
Show diversity, it can be seen that, the colony that this 6 microsatellite markers of the invention can be used to study Japanese croaker divides and lost
Pass relationship analysis.
The invention provides the new microsatellite locus of 6 Japanese croakers and expand the primers of this 6 microsatellite locus
Sequence and amplification method, the genetic diversity Journal of Sex Research and genetic map that can be applied to Japanese croaker different groups are drawn, weight
Renaturation is good, is a kind of reliable and effective molecular labeling.
The primer property list of table 1
Embodiment described above is a kind of preferably scheme of the present invention, not makees any formal to the present invention
Limitation, also has other variants and remodeling on the premise of without departing from the technical scheme described in claim.
Claims (2)
1. a kind of Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark, it is characterised in that:Using microsatellite numbering as:NJB01, NJB04,
6 pairs of primers are designed based on NJB06, NJB15, NJB35 5 Japanese croaker microsatellite locus, are then expanded with 6 pairs of primers
Japanese croaker complete genome DNA obtains Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark;NJB01, NJB04, NJB06, NJB15,
NJB35 5 Japanese croaker microsatellite locus its nucleotide sequences are successively such as SEQ ID NO:Shown in 1-5,6 pairs of primer sequences
It is as follows:
NJB01F: TTACATTCAGCAGGTATAGACAC
NJB01R:TTAACAGGTAGCCAATGCAAAGA
NJB04F:AAATTTGCTCCTGACCGACCAC
NJB04R:CGAGACCAAACCGTAAGAGTTGTA
NJB06F:CCCCTCCAACAAATCAACCCTT
NJB06R:TCTCGCCTATACTGACAATGTAAC
NJB15F:GTTACCCAGTGTGCAGTCTTG
NJB15R:AAGTCTGCTCCAGTTATTCGGTT
NJB35F1: AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R1:TATTCACAAGATGATGCCTACTG
NJB35F2:AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R2:CCTGGCCCATCTTCTATCTCAGC.
2. a kind of primer for preparing Japanese croaker microsatellite DNA mark, it is characterised in that:The primer sequence is:
NJB01F: TTACATTCAGCAGGTATAGACAC
NJB01R:TTAACAGGTAGCCAATGCAAAGA
NJB04F:AAATTTGCTCCTGACCGACCAC
NJB04R:CGAGACCAAACCGTAAGAGTTGTA
NJB06F:CCCCTCCAACAAATCAACCCTT
NJB06R:TCTCGCCTATACTGACAATGTAAC
NJB15F:GTTACCCAGTGTGCAGTCTTG
NJB15R:AAGTCTGCTCCAGTTATTCGGTT
NJB35F1: AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R1:TATTCACAAGATGATGCCTACTG
NJB35F2:AACCCTCTATCTCCTTCTGTGC
NJB35R2:CCTGGCCCATCTTCTATCTCAGC.
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