CN106636417B - Method for constructing pea SSR fingerprint - Google Patents

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The invention discloses a method for constructing a pea SSR fingerprint. The invention provides a marker combination consisting of 31 pairs of pea SSR primers, the nucleotide sequences of which are respectively shown in SEQ ID No.1-62, and the pea strain or the wild kindred species of the pea are identified by utilizing a PCR amplification technology, a non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis or a fluorescence PCR capillary electrophoresis detection technology, so that the identification and the genetic diversity evaluation of the pea strain or the wild kindred species of the pea can be completed in a short time, and the marker combination has the advantages of high efficiency, accuracy, convenient operation, difficult environmental influence on the identification result and the like. The method can effectively monitor the authenticity of the pea seeds, reveal the genetic variation and genetic relationship of the variety from the DNA level, protect the crop variety, prevent counterfeit and shoddy varieties from entering the market, provide technical support for reasonable utilization of excellent germplasm in the process of breeding the pea variety, and have good application prospect.

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Method for constructing pea SSR fingerprint
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of molecular biology and plant variety identification, in particular to a method for constructing a pea SSR fingerprint, a method for identifying pea strains or wild allied species thereof by using the constructed pea SSR fingerprint and application.
Background
Pea (Pisum sativum L.) belongs to one of the Vicia (Pipilionoideae) family of Papilionoideae (Vicieae) family of Papilionaceae (Leguminosae) family of Papilionaceae (Pisum) in cultivation, and belongs to an annual (spring sowing) or perennial (autumn sowing) climbing rock-climbing herbaceous self-pollinating plant. Peas are the fourth edible legume crop in the world, and over 60 countries produce dry peas globally; china is the world's principal pea producing country, and the total area and the total yield are the first world. Peas are suitable for cold and cool climates, various lands and drought environments, have the characteristics of high protein content, abundant vitamins, easy digestion and absorption, dual purposes of grains, vegetables, feeds and fertilizers and value increase of deep processing, are important crops for intercropping, interplanting, crop rotation and land cultivation in the structure adjustment of the planting industry, and have important influence on the sustainable agricultural development of China and the food structure of people in China. Therefore, the effective screening of pea varieties is very important.
At present, the main method for identifying the pea variety in China is to carry out field determination according to NY/T2436-2013 'guide pea for testing the specificity, consistency and stability of new plant variety'. The method is simple, convenient and economical, but is limited by factors such as long identification period of a plurality of morphological traits, easy influence of environment and the like, so that identification basis cannot be accurately and quickly provided for new species infringement cases, and meanwhile, the problem that the judgment result is inconsistent due to deviation of the cognition of different testers on certain traits often occurs. Currently, with the centralized utilization of breeding backbone parents, traditional morphological tests cannot meet the requirements of variety identification and purity analysis.
With the rapid development of biotechnology, a DNA fingerprint (fingerprint) established based on a molecular marker technology plays an important role in variety and strain identification. The construction of the variety DNA fingerprint database has important application value in the aspects of pea variety purity and authenticity identification, seed quality standardization, variety approval and property right registration protection, true and false species identification, variety disputes and the like, and plays a significant role in the aspects of researching genetic relationship of pea germplasm resources in China, heterosis group division, germplasm resource innovation utilization, new variety breeding and the like. The current marking technology for constructing the DNA fingerprint of the crop mainly comprises RFLP, RAPD, AFLP, EST, ISSR, SSR and the like. Simple Sequence Repeat (SSR), a second generation of molecular marker technology based on PCR technology, has the advantages of abundant polymorphism, abundant genetic information, convenient operation, co-dominance, high repeatability, etc., and has been widely used in plant resource genetic research and molecular assisted breeding practice.
DNA fingerprinting enables identification of differences or genetic similarities between varieties at the DNA level. Microsatellites (also known as simple repeats, SSRs) are DNA fragments consisting of a short sequence of 1-6 nucleotides repeated in tandem. Since the number of repetitions of the repeating unit in the microsatellite is different, the length of the amplified microsatellite sequence shows polymorphism. The microsatellite sequence has the characteristics of higher polymorphism, good repeatability and stability and the like, is a very effective molecular marker, and is widely applied to the fields of variety identification, fingerprint map construction and the like. In order to effectively protect the intellectual property of pea varieties in China, development of microsatellite marker development in China is necessary, and the microsatellite marker development is applied to research on construction of 'molecular identity cards' of excellent pea varieties.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a method for constructing a pea SSR fingerprint, and the other aim of the invention is to provide a method for identifying pea strains or wild allied species thereof by using the pea SSR fingerprint with high efficiency, accuracy and low cost. The invention also aims to provide an application of the method.
In order to achieve the purpose, 49 parts of representative pea varieties and 32 parts of pea germplasm resource genome DNA are used as templates, and a core genome SSR (simple sequence repeat) and EST-SSR (expressed sequence tag) primer is synthesized by analyzing a pea genome sequence and an EST (expressed sequence tag) sequence. Through screening, the molecular marker combination consisting of 19 pairs of genome SSR primers and 12 pairs of EST-SSR primers can completely identify the difference between 49 parts of pea varieties and 32 parts of pea germplasm resources. The 81 representative reference pea materials are shown in table 1. In table 1, 49 pea cultivars (W7-W55, 6 foreign pea resources (W1-W6), 18 pea core germplasm resources (W56-W73), 73 pea materials in total, collectively referred to as "pea lines", and the other 8 wild pea resources (W74-W81) in table 1 are wild kindred species of peas.
Table 181 parts of pea lines or wild kindred species thereof
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After multiple screening, the SSR primers which are uniformly distributed on the linkage groups, have higher polymorphism and more stable PCR amplification, meet two technical platforms of conventional non-denaturing gel electrophoresis detection and capillary fluorescence electrophoresis detection, and are the highest in polymorphic information content value, the most in number of allelic sites, good in repeatability, high in amplification band type definition and uniformly distributed in the linkage groups are finally screened out and used as core primers for constructing the SSR fingerprint spectrum library of the peas.
Based on the screening method, the invention provides a molecular marker combination for identifying pea strains or wild relatives thereof, which is characterized by comprising 19 genome SSR molecular markers and 12 EST-SSR molecular markers, namely SSR4825, SSR4696, SSR28304, SSR24036, B83, EST671, SSR27844, SSR25888, SSR24882, SSR23759, SSR21491, EST619, SSR24112, EST599, SSR22754, P14, SSR24731, SSR25334, EST876, SSR28967, SSR21399, SSR21405, P282, EST, SSR25799, SSR25965, P291, P292, SSR22052, P344 and EST 617;
the molecular markers are obtained by amplifying the following primer pairs respectively: SEQ ID NO.1-2, SEQ ID NO.3-4, SEQ ID NO.5-6, SEQ ID NO.7-8, SEQ ID NO.9-10, SEQ ID NO.11-12, SEQ ID NO.13-14, SEQ ID NO.15-16, SEQ ID NO.17-18, SEQ ID NO.19-20, SEQ ID NO.21-22, SEQ ID NO.23-24, SEQ ID NO.25-26, SEQ ID NO.27-28, SEQ ID NO.29-30, SEQ ID NO.31-32, SEQ ID NO.33-34, SEQ ID NO.35-36, SEQ ID NO.37-38, SEQ ID NO.39-40, SEQ ID NO.41-42, SEQ ID NO.43-44, SEQ ID NO.45-46, SEQ ID NO.47-48, SEQ ID NO.49-50, SEQ ID NO.51-52, SEQ ID NO.53-54, Primers shown in SEQ ID NO.55-56, SEQ ID NO.57-58, SEQ ID NO.59-60 and SEQ ID NO. 61-62.
The invention provides a primer combination, which contains the following 31 pairs of specific primer pairs, and the nucleotide sequences of the specific primer pairs are respectively shown as SEQID NO. 1-62.
The invention provides a kit containing the primer combination.
The invention provides application of the molecular marker combination or the primer combination in identifying pea strains or wild kindred species thereof.
The invention provides application of the molecular marker combination or the primer combination in improvement of pea germplasm resources.
The invention provides application of the molecular marker combination or the primer combination in constructing a pea SSR plant map.
The invention also provides a construction method of the pea SSR fingerprint, which comprises the following steps of carrying out PCR amplification on genome DNA of different pea varieties and germplasm resources by using the primer combination containing the 31 pairs of primers, carrying out non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis on a PCR product for detection or carrying out fluorescence capillary electrophoresis on the PCR product for detection:
the data of the size of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus is recorded as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus;
allelic variation data for a heterozygous locus is reported as X/Y, where X, Y is the two different allelic variations at that locus;
the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0;
the front of the above "/" is a small segment, and the back of the "/" is a large segment;
and integrating data of different sites to form SSR fingerprints of different pea materials.
The PCR amplification method comprises the following steps:
the reaction procedure is as follows: pre-denaturation at 95 ℃ for 5 min; denaturation at 95 ℃ for 35s, annealing at 54 ℃ for 40s, and extension at 72 ℃ for 45s for 35 cycles; extending for 5min at 72 ℃, and keeping the temperature for 5min at 10 ℃;
10 μ L of the amplification system was: 2 XTaq PCR Master Mix 5. mu.L, 2. mu.M/. mu.L upstream and downstream primers each 1. mu.L, DNA template 1.5. mu.L, ddH 2O 2.5μL。
When the non-denatured polyacrylamide gel is used for electrophoresis detection, 8% of the non-denatured polyacrylamide gel is used for electrophoresis, the voltage is 300V, the current is 280mA, and the power is 260W.
When the fluorescence capillary electrophoresis detection is adopted, a fluorescence label is added to the primer, and the details are shown in Table 2.
The invention provides a pea fingerprint spectrum constructed by the construction method.
The pea fingerprints constructed by the invention are shown in tables 5-20.
The invention further provides a method for identifying pea strain or wild kindred species thereof, which comprises the following steps:
(1) extracting DNA of peas to be detected, and performing PCR amplification on the DNA of the peas to be detected by using 31 pairs of primers in the primer combination;
(2) detecting the amplification product by non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, and carrying out silver staining and color development according to the relative position of the amplification product on the electrophoresis gel; or
And (3) carrying out fluorescence capillary electrophoresis detection on the amplification products, wherein according to the relative positions of the amplification products:
the data of the size of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus is recorded as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus;
allelic variation data for a heterozygous locus is reported as X/Y, where X, Y is the two different allelic variations at that locus;
the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0; the front of the above "/" is a small segment, and the back of the "/" is a large segment;
(3) comparing the results with the pea strains or the wild kindred species fingerprint spectrums in the tables 5-20, if the number of the difference sites between the materials is more than or equal to 3, the pea strains or the wild kindred species are different pea strains or different wild kindred species; if the number of the different sites between the materials is less than 3, the pea line or the wild relative species is similar.
The invention provides application of the method in pea germplasm resource improvement.
The method for constructing the pea DNA fingerprint spectrum utilizes SSR primer combination to amplify DNA of a certain pea strain or wild kindred species thereof to obtain a group of specific DNA fingerprints, so that the method adopts a primer combination identification method to analyze and screen the pea strain or the wild kindred species thereof, and each pea strain or the wild kindred species thereof finds the specific DNA fingerprint thereof. The amplified products of the genome SSR and EST-SSR primers have obvious size difference between band types, and different pea varieties or pea materials can be well distinguished. The banding patterns of the amplification products among individuals in the same variety are consistent. The detection method can finish the identification and genetic diversity evaluation work of the pea strain or the wild kindred species thereof in a short time, and has the advantages of high efficiency, accuracy, low cost, simple and convenient operation and the like. Meanwhile, the detection method can effectively monitor the authenticity of the pea seeds, reveal the genetic variation and genetic relationship of the variety from the DNA level, protect the crop variety, prevent counterfeit and shoddy varieties from entering the market, and provide technical reference for reasonable utilization of excellent germplasm in the process of breeding the pea variety.
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The following examples further illustrate the present invention but are not to be construed as limiting the invention. Modifications or substitutions to methods, procedures, or conditions of the invention may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
Unless otherwise specified, the technical means used in the examples are conventional means well known to those skilled in the art; all reagents used in the examples are commercially available unless otherwise specified.
The principle of variety judgment of the invention is carried out according to the following national standard, the general rule of DNA fingerprint method for identifying plant varieties NY/T2594-; NY/T2436-2013 "pea for testing specificity, consistency and stability of new plant variety"; the general guidelines for the specificity, consistency and stability of new varieties of GB/T19557.1 plants.
Example 1 screening of genomic SSR and EST-EST primers for the identification of pea lines or wild relatives thereof
In the embodiment, 49 pea varieties which are typically popularized in the main pea producing area of China and 32 pea germplasm resources (shown in table 1) genome DNA are used as templates, and core genome SSR and EST-SSR primers are synthesized by analyzing pea genome sequences and EST sequences. Through screening, the molecular marker combination consisting of 19 pairs of genome SSR primers and 12 pairs of EST-SSR primers can completely identify the difference between 49 parts of pea varieties and 32 parts of pea germplasm resources.
And finally, obtaining 19 pairs of genome SSR molecular markers and 12 pairs of EST-SSR molecular markers by screening.
TABLE 231 pairs of SSR core primers
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The primers in Table 2 above correspond to SEQ ID NO.1-62 in the sequence Listing, respectively.
Example 2 construction of characteristic fingerprint of pea and establishment of identification method of pea strain or wild kindred species thereof
1. Pea Total DNA extraction
Extracting DNA of a sample to be tested by adopting an improved CTAB method, taking about 2g of fresh tender leaves, grinding the fresh tender leaves into powder in liquid nitrogen, putting the powder into a 2.0ml centrifuge tube, putting the centrifuge tube into a-80 ℃ refrigerator for storage for standby use, adding β -mercaptoethanol into 2 xCTAB extract preheated to 65 ℃ according to the proportion accounting for 1% of the volume of the solution, fully and uniformly mixing, taking out the ground leaf tissues, adding 800 mu L of preheated CTAB extract into each sample, whirling for 1-2min, carrying out water bath at 65 ℃ for 1h (turning slightly up and down every 15min, fully and uniformly mixing), adding 800 mu L of chloroform/isoamyl alcohol (24: 1) solution into the centrifuge tube after heating in the water bath, mixing for 15-20min, then centrifuging for 15min at 10000rpm, sucking about 600 mu L of supernatant to a new centrifuge tube (the amount can be properly reduced, but contact protein is cut), then adding 95% of ethanol, shaking uniformly, placing the centrifuge tube at-20 ℃ for 2h or 4 ℃ after 2min, fully precipitating at 12000rpm, washing the supernatant for standby use, washing the supernatant for later, adding 2O% of pure DNA, carrying out centrifugation at room temperature, and carrying out air drying to obtain a 500 mu L of pure DNA, and carrying out detection by using an equal volume of 10 mu L of normal volume of 10 mu L of pure ethanol, and carefully carrying out centrifugation, and carrying out.
2. 49 pea varieties and 32 pea germplasm resource genome DNAs (deoxyribonucleic acid) described in example 1 are subjected to PCR amplification by using the primers for amplifying 31 molecular markers obtained by screening in example 1 according to 81 parts of pea reference materials described in example 1, wherein the reaction procedures are as follows: pre-denaturation at 95 ℃ for 5 min; denaturation at 95 ℃ for 35s, annealing at 54 ℃ for 40s, and extension at 72 ℃ for 45s for 35 cycles; 7Extending for 5min at 2 ℃, and keeping the temperature for 5min at 10 ℃; 10 μ L of the amplification system was: 2 XTaq PCR Master Mix 5. mu.L, 2. mu.M/. mu.L upstream and downstream primers each 1. mu.L, DNA template 1.5. mu.L, ddH 2O 2.5μL。
3. Performing gel electrophoresis and silver staining coloration on PCR amplification products: and detecting the amplification product by 8% non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis with an electrophoresis buffer solution of 0.5 xTBE and 200V stable pressure electrophoresis for 2-2.5h, and ending electrophoresis when the sample adding buffer solution is moved to the bottom of the gel. Silver staining for color development, and photographic recording.
(1) Cleaning the glass plate, fully cleaning the flat glass plate and the concave glass plate by using clean water and a detergent, washing by using distilled water, and placing on a glass plate frame for airing; in order to prevent bubbles from being generated during glue pouring, the glass plate is scrubbed by alcohol before glue pouring, and is dried for standby; the assembled glass plates are horizontally aligned and fixed by a clamp.
(2) Pouring glue, adding TEMED 45 μ L and 10% ammonium persulfate 450 μ L TEMED (note: the usage amount of TEMED and ammonium persulfate should be adjusted according to the ambient temperature) into 45ml 8% PAGE glue, mixing quickly and pouring glue. When the interlayer of the glass plate is filled with the glue solution, a comb is lightly inserted into the upper part of the glass plate to polymerize the glue solution for about 25min (note that the specific polymerization time is correspondingly adjusted according to different environmental temperatures). During the glue filling process, the generation of air bubbles should be prevented.
(3) PCR amplification product pretreatment 2.5. mu.L of 6 × Loading buffer was added to 10. mu.L of PCR amplification product, and mixed for 30 s.
(4) And a pipette for electrophoresis is used for blowing and sucking the sample adding groove to remove impurities and bubbles. And (3) dropping 1.5 mu L of product into each sample adding hole for detection, and carrying out electrophoresis for 1-1.5 hours (voltage 300V, current 280mA and power 260W), wherein the electrophoresis time can be properly adjusted according to the size of the target fragment and the actual power. After the upper indicator tape (xylene green) reached the bottom of the gel plate and electrophoresis was complete, the polyacrylamide gel was carefully peeled off and allowed to stain.
(5) Silver staining and rinsing: the polyacrylamide gel was rinsed rapidly 1 time with distilled water for no more than 10 seconds. Silver staining: the gel was stained with the following silver stain formulation and then stained for 10min with parallel shaking.
TABLE 3
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Cleaning: after dyeing for 10min, the dyeing solution is poured into a waste liquid barrel, and the rinsing is continued for 2 times with distilled water, wherein each time does not exceed 15 s.
Color development: adding proper developing solution into a plastic box according to the following ratio of developing solution, slightly mixing uniformly, and placing in a parallel oscillator to enable the gel and the developing solution to fully act until the strips are clear.
TABLE 4
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Washing: pouring off the developing solution and washing with distilled water for 2-3 times, each time not more than 15 s.
And (3) storage: after cleaning, the gel was laid flat on a glass plate, sealed with a preservative film, the strip results were read and statistically recorded, and then photographed for storage.
And (4) recording the result: the data of the size of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus is recorded as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus; allelic variation data for heterozygous loci were recorded as X/Y, where X, Y is two different allelic variations at the locus (small before and large after); the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0. The constructed fingerprint of 81 parts of pea material is shown in table 5-table 20.
TABLE 5
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TABLE 6
SSR24112 B83 P291 SSR24036 SSR28304 SSR22754 SSR25799 SSR21405
W1 195/199 162/162 220/220 206/220 133/133 173/173 104/104 130/144
W2 195/195 158/162 220/220 194/194 127/127 161/161 102/102 130/157
W3 187/187 159/162 210/219 212/212 125/134 173/173 102/102 130/130
W4 199/199 160/160 201/201 192/192 125/125 173/173 102/102 144/144
W5 205/205 158/158 219/219 194/194 127/127 173/173 102/102 143/143
W6 223/225 161/161 219/219 218/218 128/128 173/173 102/102 157/157
W7 195/195 163/163 201/201 206/206 127/127 161/173 144/144 130/130
W8 195/195 163/163 219/219 206/206 127/127 170/170 134/134 130/130
W9 189/189 156/156 208/208 192/192 134/134 173/173 108/108 159/159
W10 199/199 164/164 219/219 218/218 133/133 173/173 104/104 144/144
W11 187/187 142/142 208/208 192/192 134/134 158/174 102/108 134/159
W12 199/199 156/156 201/201 194/194 133/133 158/158 100/102 159/159
W13 188/188 142/142 219/219 194/194 133/133 170/170 108/108 134/134
W14 189/225 161/161 219/219 193/193 128/128 161/161 151/151 159/159
W15 195/195 155/155 219/219 194/194 134/134 161/161 102/102 158/158
W16 195/195 161/161 219/219 194/194 127/127 158/158 134/134 130/130
W17 195/195 155/161 219/219 194/194 127/127 158/158 134/134 144/160
W18 199/199 161/161 207/207 194/194 127/127 161/173 134/151 144/144
W19 186/186 161/161 219/219 194/194 127/127 161/161 132/132 144/144
W20 195/195 142/142 208/219 193/193 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
TABLE 7
TABLE 8
EST643 P344 EST876 P14 SSR25965 SSR27844 SSR21491
W1 139/142 138/145 154/177 181/187 159/159 113/113 158/158
W2 157/157 145/145 154/189 187/190 167/167 114/114 172/172
W3 144/144 145/157 154/164 187/190 159/163 113/113 172/172
W4 142/142 152/157 154/177 187/190 165/165 112/112 175/175
W5 141/141 157/157 154/176 190/190 142/142 115/115 175/175
W6 139/139 145/145 154/188 190/190 147/147 112/112 172/172
W7 142/142 157/157 154/163 187/197 146/146 112/112 172/172
W8 157/157 158/158 154/163 187/196 146/146 112/112 178/178
W9 141/141 138/145 154/154 187/190 159/161 113/113 169/169
W10 139/139 157/157 154/176 181/181 147/147 112/112 172/172
W11 141/141 138/145 168/190 184/187 155/161 115/115 175/175
W12 139/139 144/151 154/191 187/197 165/165 113/113 169/169
W13 141/141 144/144 154/168 187/190 155/155 114/114 178/178
W14 157/157 138/138 154/191 197/197 146/146 112/112 178/178
W15 144/144 138/138 154/191 187/196 161/161 113/113 169/169
W16 157/157 139/139 154/163 187/197 146/146 113/113 175/175
W17 157/157 138/138 154/154 187/187 155/155 113/113 172/172
W18 142/142 138/145 154/176 190/190 146/159 113/113 169/169
W19 157/157 157/157 154/176 196/196 146/146 113/113 169/169
W20 157/157 138/145 154/176 187/196 146/146 113/113 172/172
TABLE 9
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SSR24112 B83 P291 SSR24036 SSR28304 SSR22754 SSR25799 SSR21405
W21 195/195 159/159 201/201 194/194 133/133 158/158 134/134 126/130
W22 195/195 142/142 219/219 194/194 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
W23 195/195 142/142 220/220 194/194 127/127 173/173 151/151 144/144
W24 220/220 161/161 201/201 202/202 133/133 183/183 144/144 130/130
W25 227/227 161/161 201/201 197/197 127/127 173/173 149/149 144/144
W26 199/199 159/161 219/219 194/194 128/128 158/158 134/134 144/144
W27 189/189 161/161 219/219 194/194 128/128 161/161 151/151 144/144
W28 199/199 159/161 219/219 192/206 127/134 173/183 102/151 144/144
W29 199/199 158/158 219/219 220/220 133/133 161/161 102/149 130/143
W30 195/195 161/161 219/219 194/194 128/128 161/161 151/151 130/130
W31 225/225 161/161 201/201 198/220 133/133 173/173 144/144 130/144
W32 225/225 161/161 201/201 220/220 133/133 173/173 144/144 130/130
W33 195/195 161/161 219/219 194/194 128/128 173/173 151/151 144/144
W34 195/195 162/162 220/220 194/194 128/128 173/173 151/151 144/144
W35 195/195 161/161 219/219 193/193 128/128 161/161 151/151 130/130
W36 220/220 163/163 201/201 220/220 127/127 173/173 144/144 157/157
W37 214/214 161/161 201/201 202/202 133/133 173/173 102/102 156/156
W38 201/201 161/161 219/219 202/202 128/128 177/177 102/102 130/130
W39 201/201 161/161 219/219 193/193 127/127 158/158 151/151 130/130
W40 220/220 161/161 201/201 194/194 133/133 173/173 102/102 129/129
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TABLE 12
EST643 P344 EST876 P14 SSR25965 SSR27844 SSR21491
W21 157/157 145/145 154/164 187/190 153/153 113/113 175/175
W22 157/157 138/138 154/177 188/197 147/147 113/113 172/175
W23 157/157 138/138 154/177 187/197 147/147 113/113 175/175
W24 142/142 157/157 154/164 187/190 159/159 115/115 172/172
W25 139/139 158/158 154/177 187/190 167/167 112/112 172/172
W26 157/157 145/145 154/176 187/190 147/147 113/113 175/175
W27 157/157 138/138 154/176 187/190 146/146 112/112 172/172
W28 142/157 145/145 154/176 187/197 165/165 112/112 175/175
W29 142/142 145/157 154/176 187/190 159/169 112/112 169/175
W30 157/157 138/138 154/163 181/187 146/146 112/112 178/178
W31 138/138 157/157 154/163 187/190 167/167 115/115 172/172
W32 139/139 158/158 154/163 190/190 146/146 115/115 172/172
W33 157/157 157/157 154/176 187/196 147/147 112/112 178/178
W34 157/157 138/138 154/177 187/197 147/147 112/112 178/178
W35 157/157 138/138 154/163 181/187 146/146 112/112 178/178
W36 139/139 145/145 154/189 190/190 167/167 115/115 172/172
W37 142/145 157/157 154/189 187/190 159/159 112/112 158/158
W38 132/132 145/145 154/163 187/190 146/146 112/112 178/178
W39 157/157 138/138 154/163 181/187 146/146 113/113 172/172
W40 157/157 157/157 154/163 187/190 165/165 112/112 172/172
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TABLE 14
SSR24112 B83 P291 SSR24036 SSR28304 SSR22754 SSR25799 SSR21405
W41 220/220 161/161 201/201 202/202 133/133 173/173 102/102 143/143
W42 224/224 159/159 219/219 194/194 128/128 161/161 134/134 143/143
W43 227/227 159/159 201/201 204/204 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
W44 227/227 159/159 201/201 204/204 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
W45 225/225 156/156 201/201 218/218 134/134 183/183 102/102 159/159
W46 199/199 162/162 208/208 194/194 127/127 158/158 134/134 144/161
W47 199/199 162/162 208/208 194/194 127/127 158/158 134/134 161/161
W48 195/195 160/160 219/219 197/197 128/128 173/173 151/151 144/144
W49 225/225 159/159 201/201 194/204 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
W50 195/195 161/161 219/219 194/194 133/133 161/161 102/102 144/144
W51 186/186 161/161 219/219 193/193 127/127 161/161 134/134 144/144
W52 199/201 157/161 207/219 218/218 127/127 161/161 102/102 129/145
W53 199/199 157/159 210/210 197/201 133/133 161/161 102/102 130/143
W54 195/195 163/163 219/219 193/193 127/127 173/173 151/151 130/130
W55 188/199 161/163 201/219 192/220 127/133 158/182 102/102 130/130
W56 186/186 161/161 219/219 194/194 127/127 161/161 102/134 130/144
W57 199/199 142/155 201/219 194/194 134/134 170/170 102/108 130/159
W58 197/197 159/159 202/202 194/194 125/125 170/170 103/103 144/144
W59 199/199 156/156 219/219 194/194 134/134 158/170 102/108 144/159
W60 199/199 155/155 201/208 194/194 127/134 173/173 102/102 130/159
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TABLE 16
EST643 P344 EST876 P14 SSR25965 SSR27844 SSR21491
W41 153/153 157/157 154/176 187/190 146/146 112/112 172/172
W42 157/157 138/138 154/176 187/196 146/146 113/113 172/172
W43 157/157 138/138 154/176 187/196 147/147 115/115 160/160
W44 157/157 138/138 154/176 196/196 146/146 115/115 160/160
W45 139/139 138/138 154/190 181/187 147/147 115/115 178/178
W46 157/157 138/138 154/154 187/191 147/147 113/113 175/175
W47 157/157 138/138 154/193 187/190 146/146 113/113 175/175
W48 157/157 139/139 154/177 187/197 146/146 113/113 178/178
W49 157/157 145/145 154/177 187/190 146/146 115/115 172/172
W50 157/157 157/157 154/176 187/197 167/167 113/113 172/172
W51 157/157 157/157 154/176 187/196 146/146 113/113 172/172
W52 144/144 138/138 154/154 181/187 161/161 113/113 172/172
W53 138/138 145/157 154/163 187/190 149/149 112/112 172/172
W54 157/157 157/157 154/163 181/187 146/146 112/112 169/169
W55 138/138 138/157 154/163 187/196 161/167 113/115 160/172
W56 157/157 157/157 154/176 196/196 146/146 113/113 169/169
W57 141/141 145/145 154/163 190/190 155/155 113/114 178/178
W58 142/142 139/145 154/177 182/184 166/166 107/107 178/178
W59 141/145 138/144 154/154 187/197 161/161 113/113 172/180
W60 142/144 138/145 154/154 187/190 161/161 113/115 172/172
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SSR24112 B83 P291 SSR24036 SSR28304 SSR22754 SSR25799 SSR21405
W61 188/188 157/157 201/201 192/192 134/134 158/158 108/108 134/134
W62 186/186 161/161 219/219 194/194 127/127 173/173 102/102 130/144
W63 189/199 155/155 207/219 193/193 134/134 170/170 102/108 134/134
W64 198/198 158/158 219/219 191/191 134/134 158/158 102/102 143/143
W65 191/191 155/155 201/201 191/191 134/134 158/161 102/102 158/158
W66 184/184 142/142 201/201 192/192 127/127 158/158 108/108 134/134
W67 189/189 142/159 201/219 192/193 128/134 158/176 108/108 130/144
W68 195/195 159/159 219/219 197/197 128/128 173/173 155/155 130/130
W69 195/195 155/155 207/219 192/192 134/134 170/170 102/108 143/143
W70 195/195 156/156 201/201 194/194 134/134 171/171 102/102 144/144
W71 191/191 167/167 208/208 192/192 134/134 158/158 108/108 134/134
W72 195/199 164/179 220/220 206/218 134/134 170/170 105/105 130/130
W73 195/195 159/159 220/220 194/194 125/125 177/177 108/108 144/144
W74 225/225 159/159 220/220 194/194 128/128 161/161 149/149 130/130
W75 201/201 140/140 207/207 210/210 127/127 173/173 104/104 156/156
W76 186/186 161/161 219/219 194/194 125/125 173/173 103/103 144/144
W77 232/232 155/155 204/204 192/192 133/133 158/158 102/102 144/144
W78 188/188 159/159 201/201 212/212 134/134 173/173 102/102 144/144
W79 199/199 161/161 213/213 198/198 125/125 173/173 104/104 144/144
W80 187/187 160/160 201/201 206/206 133/133 158/158 103/110 144/144
W81 199/199 147/147 208/208 187/187 127/127 167/167 108/108 134/134
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EST599 SSR24882 SSR24731 EST619 EST671 SSR25888 SSR22052 SSR25334
W61 167/167 152/152 212/212 112/115 131/148 163/163 138/138 141/141
W62 158/170 150/150 193/193 123/127 130/147 163/163 141/141 137/137
W63 146/146 152/171 187/187 115/124 130/143 166/166 141/141 137/137
W64 170/170 171/171 202/202 123/123 143/147 162/162 141/141 136/136
W65 146/146 152/152 193/193 124/124 130/130 166/166 137/137 137/137
W66 146/146 152/152 214/214 124/124 129/147 178/178 137/137 137/137
W67 146/146 152/152 193/218 115/124 139/146 163/166 137/137 135/137
W68 148/148 152/156 198/198 126/126 129/129 173/173 137/137 136/136
W69 167/175 150/150 187/187 126/126 143/147 166/166 137/141 136/136
W70 169/169 152/152 208/208 115/115 131/148 166/166 138/138 136/136
W71 165/165 168/168 193/193 124/124 143/148 166/166 138/138 128/128
W72 159/159 152/152 193/198 115/115 131/148 166/166 144/144 136/136
W73 175/175 150/150 202/202 126/126 143/148 166/166 144/144 139/139
W74 173/173 150/150 200/202 126/126 141/141 166/166 137/137 136/136
W75 124/124 150/150 190/190 115/115 143/143 166/166 144/144 127/127
W76 146/146 154/154 192/192 115/115 131/147 166/166 144/144 136/136
W77 124/124 152/152 193/193 115/115 130/147 176/176 144/144 130/130
W78 156/156 151/151 193/193 124/124 130/147 163/163 139/139 128/128
W79 156/156 150/150 193/193 126/126 130/147 165/165 144/144 137/137
W80 158/158 154/154 200/200 126/126 140/147 177/177 139/139 132/132
W81 135/135 152/152 190/190 132/132 145/145 168/168 128/128 165/165
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4. The detection method parallel to the step 3 can also adopt the fluorescence capillary electrophoresis detection of the PCR amplification product, and comprises the following specific steps:
PCR product sample preparation and electrophoretic analysis results
Diluting FAM (blue) and HEX (green) fluorescence labeled PCR products by 25 times with ultrapure water, respectively taking 2 diluted solutions with equal volumes, mixing to form a mixed solution, and respectively adding 1 mu L of the mixed solution, 0.1 mu L of LIZ500 molecular weight internal standard and 8.9 mu L of deionized formamide into a deep-well plate hole special for a DNA analyzer; then, denaturing the mixture for 5min at 95 ℃ on a PCR instrument, taking out the mixture, immediately placing the mixture on crushed ice, and cooling the mixture for about 15 min; the samples were centrifuged for 10 seconds instantaneously and subjected to capillary electrophoresis detection, image analysis and data acquisition using GENEMAPPER. Taking DNA MarkerI as a DNA molecular weight standard, and recording the size data of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus; allelic variation data for a heterozygous locus is reported as X/Y, where X, Y is the two different allelic variations at that locus; the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0 (note: small fragment before and large fragment after). By integrating the data of multiple loci, SSR fingerprints of different pea lines or wild kindred species thereof are finally formed (tables 5-20). Besides the sample to be detected, each SSR locus also comprises amplification products of 3-5 reference materials.
The optimal dilution of the different fluorescently labeled amplification products is best determined by pre-testing.
And (3) judging a detection result: if the number of different sites between the materials is more than or equal to 3, the materials are different pea lines or different wild related species of peas; if the number of the different sites between the materials is less than 3, the pea line or the wild relative species is similar. Comparing the fingerprint data of 81 parts of pea materials, finding that the number of the difference sites between any two materials is more than 3, and showing that the 31 pairs of core primers can effectively identify the pea strains or the wild kindred species thereof; the Power Marker and MEGA software are used for clustering, the genetic relationship between the reference materials is analyzed, and 81 parts of pea materials can be distinguished when the genetic similarity coefficient is about 0.075 from the figure (figure 1).
Example 3 application of the method of the invention for identifying pea lines or their wild kindreds
Extracting leaf DNA of 6 pea samples with known variety names, and respectively carrying out PCR amplification on the DNA of the pea variety to be detected by 31 pairs of primers in the molecular marker combination obtained by screening in the embodiment 1 of the invention; referring to the PCR reaction system, the PCR reaction program, the polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and the variation site recording method (method 1) in example 2 of the present invention, the fluorescence capillary electrophoresis method and the variation site recording method (method 2) are adopted in the simultaneous repetition experiment, and the obtained fingerprint code is compared with the characteristic fingerprint spectrum (table 5-table 20) of the pea strain or the wild kindred species thereof obtained in the present invention, so as to verify the accuracy of the identification method established in example 2 of the present invention.
TABLE 21
SSR4825 SSR21399 SSR23759 P292 SSR4696 P282 SSR28967 EST617
F1 191/191 141/141 156/156 210/210 212/212 184/184 172/172 125/125
F2 225/225 141/141 156/156 225/225 195/195 184/184 173/173 125/125
F3 205/205 158/158 163/163 225/225 216/216 201/203 172/172 134/134
F4 195/205 141/141 156/156 200/200 216/216 184/184 182/182 128/128
F5 195/224 154/154 163/163 216/216 195/195 186/186 172/172 127/127
F6 191/195 154/154 163/163 216/216 212/212 186/186 172/172 128/128
TABLE 22
SSR24112 B83 P291 SSR24036 SSR28304 SSR22754 SSR25799 SSR21405
F1 189/189 156/156 208/208 192/192 134/134 173/173 108/108 159/159
F2 195/195 155/155 219/219 194/194 134/134 161/161 102/102 158/158
F3 189/189 161/161 219/219 194/194 128/128 161/161 151/151 144/144
F4 225/225 161/161 201/201 220/220 133/133 173/173 144/144 130/130
F5 227/227 159/159 201/201 204/204 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
F6 225/225 159/159 201/201 194/204 127/127 161/161 151/151 144/144
TABLE 23
EST599 SSR24882 SSR24731 EST619 EST671 SSR25888 SSR22052 SSR25334
F1 146/146 152/152 187/187 115/115 131/147 163/166 137/137 137/137
F2 146/177 150/150 202/202 124/124 141/141 166/166 137/137 137/137
F3 158/158 153/153 187/187 126/126 140/187 163/163 141/141 137/137
F4 154/154 150/150 216/216 123/123 140/140 177/177 141/141 136/136
F5 158/158 150/150 202/202 126/126 141/141 177/177 144/144 152/152
F6 158/158 150/150 202/202 126/126 139/139 177/177 144/144 150/150
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EST643 P344 EST876 P14 SSR25965 SSR27844 SSR21491
F1 141/141 138/145 154/154 187/190 159/161 113/113 169/169
F2 144/144 138/138 154/191 187/196 161/161 113/113 169/169
F3 157/157 138/138 154/176 187/190 146/146 112/112 172/172
F4 139/139 158/158 154/163 190/190 146/146 115/115 172/172
F5 157/157 138/138 154/176 196/196 146/146 115/115 160/160
F6 157/157 145/145 154/177 187/190 146/146 115/115 172/172
As a result, it was found that: the 31 pairs of primer combinations in the embodiment 1 of the invention are used for carrying out PCR amplification on 6 pea varieties, the variation sites of the 6 pea samples measured by the two methods are consistent, the results are shown in tables 21-24, the number of the variation sites of the target variety of the pea fingerprint spectrum established by the invention is less than 3, F1-F6 is the 6 pea varieties to be measured, F1-F6 are obtained by comparison and identification and respectively correspond to Haimaichua pea (W9), Anhui bean tip No.1 (W15), grassland 276(W27), Kewang bowl No.2 (W32), Chengguan No. 8 (W44) and Kekuai vegetable bowl No.6 (W49), the accuracy is 100 percent, and the known variety names are consistent. The 31 pairs of primer combinations obtained by screening in the embodiment 1 of the invention can be used for better distinguishing different pea varieties. The method for identifying the pea variety provided by the embodiment 2 of the invention has higher accuracy and is suitable for popularization and application.
Although the invention has been described in detail hereinabove with respect to a general description and specific embodiments thereof, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications or improvements may be made thereto based on the invention. Accordingly, such modifications and improvements are intended to be within the scope of the invention as claimed.
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1. A molecular marker combination for identifying pea strains or wild related species thereof is characterized by comprising 19 genome SSR molecular markers and 12 EST-SSR molecular markers, namely SSR4825, SSR4696, SSR28304, SSR24036, B83, EST671, SSR27844, SSR25888, SSR24882, SSR23759, SSR21491, EST619, SSR24112, EST599, SSR22754, P14, SSR24731, SSR25334, EST876, SSR28967, SSR21399, SSR21405, P282, EST, SSR25799, SSR25965, P291, P292, SSR22052, P344 and EST 617;
the molecular markers are obtained by amplifying the following primer pairs respectively: SEQ ID NO.1-2, SEQ ID NO.3-4, SEQ ID NO.5-6, SEQ ID NO.7-8, SEQ ID NO.9-10, SEQ ID NO.11-12, SEQ ID NO.13-14, SEQ ID NO.15-16, SEQ ID NO.17-18, SEQ ID NO.19-20, SEQ ID NO.21-22, SEQ ID NO.23-24, SEQ ID NO.25-26, SEQ ID NO.27-28, SEQ ID NO.29-30, SEQ ID NO.31-32, SEQ ID NO.33-34, SEQ ID NO.35-36, SEQ ID NO.37-38, SEQ ID NO.39-40, SEQ ID NO.41-42, SEQ ID NO.43-44, SEQ ID NO.45-46, SEQ ID NO.47-48, SEQ ID NO.49-50, SEQ ID NO.51-52, SEQ ID NO.53-54, Primers shown in SEQ ID NO.55-56, SEQ ID NO.57-58, SEQ ID NO.59-60 and SEQ ID NO. 61-62.
2. A primer combination is characterized by comprising the following 31 pairs of specific primer pairs, and the nucleotide sequences of the specific primer pairs are respectively shown as SEQ ID NO. 1-62.
3. A kit comprising the primer combination of claim 2.
4. Use of the primer combination according to claim 2 or the kit according to claim 3 for the identification of pea varieties.
5. Use of the primer combination of claim 2 or the kit of claim 3 for pea-assisted breeding.
6. A pea SSR fingerprint construction method is characterized in that the primer combination of claim 2 is used for carrying out PCR amplification on DNA of different pea strains or wild kindred species thereof, and the PCR product is subjected to non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis for detection or fluorescent capillary electrophoresis for detection:
the data of the size of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus is recorded as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus;
allelic variation data for a heterozygous locus is reported as X/Y, where X, Y is the two different allelic variations at that locus;
the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0;
the front of the above "/" is a small segment, and the back of the "/" is a large segment;
and integrating data of different sites to form SSR fingerprints of different peas.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the PCR amplification method comprises:
the reaction procedure is as follows: pre-denaturation at 95 ℃ for 5 min; denaturation at 95 ℃ for 35s, annealing at 54 ℃ for 40s, and extension at 72 ℃ for 45s for 35 cycles; extending for 5min at 72 ℃, and keeping the temperature for 5min at 10 ℃;
10 μ L of the amplification system was: 2 XTaq PCR Master Mix 5. mu.L, 2. mu.M/. mu.L upstream and downstream primers each 1. mu.L, DNA template 1.5. mu.L, ddH 2O 2.5μL。
8. The application of the pea fingerprints obtained by the construction method of claim 6 or 7 in identifying pea products or assisting pea breeding, wherein the pea fingerprints are fingerprints of 81 pea lines or wild allied species thereof, which are respectively as follows:
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the above W1-W81 refer to 81 pea lines or wild kindred species thereof, respectively: garfield, DDR-14, bulgarian pea, dunne pea, MG101831, russian pea, qin chong 1, liao chong 1, haimen white flower pea, small white flower pea, numb pea, cabbage pea, vegetable pea, podded big vegetable pea 1, alexandrium tamarindus No.1, fixed pea 2, fixed pea 3, fixed pea 4, fixed pea 5, fixed pea 6, fixed pea 7, fixed pea 8, grassland 23, grassland 24, grassland 224, grassland 276, qinghaochi No.1, sweet potato, arisk, pea 1, podocarpus No.2, podocarpus No.5, podocarpus No.6, podocarpus 7, podocarpus 8, podocarpus 1, podocarpus 3, yun 1, yunshi No.4, yun 8, podocarpus 10, podocarpus 7, podocarpus macropyrus 7, podocarpus gravy No.1, podocarpus gravy 1, podocarpus lucidus gravy No.11, podocarpus gravy No.1, podocarpus macropyrus 7, podocarpus macropyrus cucurbiturius 7, podocarpus macropyrus 1, podocarpus macropyrus 7, pod, pea 171, foal 39, grassland No. 22, grassland No.25, medium pea No.4, safflower pea, sweet broad pea, hairy pea, Yuanbaoshan pea, hemp pea, white pea, green skin pea, small green pea, liwei white pea, hemp pea, big white pea, black pea, Hami pea, vegetable pea, AGG1706, AGG116, AGG105, AGG2380, AGG4023, AGG533, AGG866, G5671 are not required.
9. A method of identifying a pea line or a wild kindred species thereof, comprising the steps of:
(1) extracting DNA of peas to be detected, and performing PCR amplification on the DNA of the peas to be detected by using 31 pairs of primer pairs in the primer combination according to claim 2;
(2) detecting the amplification product by non-denaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, and carrying out silver staining and color development according to the relative position of the amplification product on the electrophoresis gel; or
And (3) carrying out fluorescence capillary electrophoresis detection on the amplification products, wherein according to the relative positions of the amplification products:
the data of the size of the allelic variation of the homozygous locus is recorded as X/X, wherein X is the size of the allelic variation of the locus;
allelic variation data for a heterozygous locus is reported as X/Y, where X, Y is the two different allelic variations at that locus;
the size of the null allelic variation was recorded as 0/0; the front of the above "/" is a small segment, and the back of the "/" is a large segment;
(3) comparing the result with the pea fingerprint spectrum obtained by the construction method of claim 6 or 7 and obtained by the pea fingerprint spectrum obtained by the construction method of claim 8, wherein the number of the difference loci among materials is more than or equal to 3, and the difference loci are different pea strains or different wild related species of peas; if the number of the different sites between the materials is less than 3, the pea line or the wild relative species is similar.
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