CN107586878A - Hexabasic base for detecting broomcorn millet hereditary difference repeats motif molecular labeling - Google Patents
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The hexabasic base for being used to detect broomcorn millet hereditary difference the invention discloses one group repeats motif molecular labeling, is one group of microsatellite marker with base sequence shown in sequence table SEQ ID No.1~SEQ ID No.4.One group of hexabasic base provided by the invention repeats the hereditary difference that motif molecular labeling can apply to detect broomcorn millet, carry out the assessment of broomcorn millet Genetic Diversity of Germplasm, broomcorn millet crop Study on Evolution and molecular mark, it is reproducible, it is a kind of reliable and effective molecular labeling.
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Technical field
The invention belongs to molecular biosciences Genetic Markers field, is related to the molecule mark for detecting broomcorn millet hereditary difference
Note, the molecular labeling of motif is particularly repeated containing hexabasic base.
Background technology
Broomcorn millet (Panicum miliaceumL.), it is the cultivation tamed earliest in the world originating from the Chinese Huanghe valley
One of crop.Broomcorn millet drought resisting is resistance to lean, and breeding time is short, is the characteristic species in the northern area that cools.Global Temperature increasingly increases at present,
It is imperative to cultivate screening drought-resistant crops.Broomcorn millet environmental suitability is strong, gets the genetic background of broomcorn millet clear, is effectively to utilize broomcorn millet
Premise.
Molecular labeling can disclose the genetic diversity of broomcorn millet from DNA level, be the key of molecular mark.It is micro-
Satellite markers are with the characteristics of simple sequence repeats, including dinucleotides, trinucleotide, tetranucleotide repeat etc..
Although the DNA marker of existing report detection broomcorn millet hereditary difference is more, microsatellite marker is short of and come from more
Inter-species.Because broomcorn millet specificity SSR marker is few, and mostly three base repeat units, tetranucleotide repeat primitive is less, hexabasic
Base repeats primitive and still lacked, and causes broomcorn millet genetic map construction to be limited, broomcorn millet favorable genes are difficult to by genetic engineering means big
Played a role in ancestor's crop genetic improvement.Six base repetitive sequences are excavated therefore, it is necessary to develop, utilize these functional genomes
Element, effectively realize the salt tolerance of drought genetic improvement of staple crop.
The content of the invention
The purpose of the present invention is to build one group of hexabasic base for being used to detect broomcorn millet hereditary difference to repeat motif molecular labeling, profit
It is auxiliary that the assessment of broomcorn millet Genetic Diversity of Germplasm, broomcorn millet crop Study on Evolution and molecular labeling can be carried out with these molecular labelings
Help breeding.
Primer pair for detecting the molecular labeling is provided, is another goal of the invention of the present invention.
The one group of the present invention hexabasic base repetition motif molecular labeling for being used to detect broomcorn millet hereditary difference is with sequence
One group of microsatellite marker of base sequence shown in list SEQ ID No.1~SEQ ID No.4, microsatellite marker numbering are respectively
RYW1, RYW2, RYW3 and RYW4.
Wherein RYW1 is 636 nucleotides, and the hexabasic base with 6 repetitions repeats motif (TCATCT)6, RYW2 330
Individual nucleotides, the hexabasic base with 5 repetitions repeat motif (CGAAGC)5, RYW3 is 562 nucleotides, has 5 repetitions
Hexabasic base repeats motif (CTGCAA)5, RYW4 is 473 nucleotides, and the hexabasic base with 5 repetitions repeats motif
(GTGCCG)5。
And then molecular labeling of the present invention is obtained by respective primer pair amplifies respectively.Wherein, for expanding RYW1
Primer pair there is base sequence shown in sequence table SEQ ID No.5 and SEQ ID No.6, for expanding RYW2 primer pair
With the base sequence shown in sequence table SEQ ID No.7 and SEQ ID No.8, the primer pair for expanding RYW3 has sequence
Base sequence shown in table SEQ ID No.9 and SEQ ID No.10, the primer pair for expanding RYW4 have sequence table SEQ
Base sequence shown in ID No.11 and SEQ ID No.12.
The present invention is built by the nucleotide base repetitive sequence mRNA enriched libraries of broomcorn millet six and containing six nucleotide base weight
Complex sequences is sequenced, and has obtained one group 4 six nucleotide base repetitive sequences, and exploitation determines the broomcorn millet six of 4 rich polymorphisms
Base repeats motif microsatellite marker RYW1, RYW2, RYW3 and RYW4, and for expanding this 4 hexabasic base repeating group tagmemes
The primer special of point.
One group of hexabasic base of the above-mentioned offer of the present invention repeats motif molecular labeling and can apply to detect the hereditary poor of broomcorn millet
It is different.
Specifically, one group of the present invention hexabasic base repetition motif molecular labeling can be in broomcorn millet germ plasm resource genetic diversity
Property assessment, broomcorn millet crop Study on Evolution, molecular mark etc. are applied.
Motif molecular labeling is repeated with the hexabasic base of the broomcorn millet of one group of 4 rich polymorphism of the present invention and carries out broomcorn millet germplasm
The assessment of resource genetic diversity, broomcorn millet crop Study on Evolution and molecular mark, it is reproducible, it is a kind of reliable effective
Molecular labeling.
The hexabasic base that the present invention develops repeats motif molecular labeling and is used to detect the broomcorn millet germplasm from planted in different ecological areas
When, band is clear, reproducible, and polymorphism is high, is the specific microsatellite marker of broomcorn millet.
The present invention chooses 96 parts of broomcorn millet germplasm resources from different ecological cultivation area, with the above-mentioned four pairs of primers of the present invention
Amplification polymorphism, it is found that the number of alleles that average each pair primer detection arrives is 3, Detection results are notable.Wherein, polymorphism is believed
Cease content 0.57, diversity indices 0.82, be above previous investigation (highest is respectively 0.49 and 0.53).Illustrate that broomcorn millet is lost
Pass diversity to enrich, detection provided by the invention is effective assessment tool with molecular labeling.
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Fig. 1 is the electrophoretogram that motif molecular labeling 6 broomcorn millet kinds of amplification are repeated with one group 4 hexabasic bases of the present invention.
Embodiment
Embodiment 1.
Plant two broomcorn millet kinds of salt-resistance significant difference respectively in greenhouse:(the Unified number of salt-enduring cultivars 287
And the old broom corn millet of salt density value kind (Unified number 00005435) 00002661).
Clip tri-leaf period leaf tissue, extracted with Trizol plus kit (ThermoFisher, USA) kit total
RNA。
MRNA is enriched with NEBNext Poly (A) mRNA Magnetic Isolation Module (NEB, E7490),
Using mRNA as template, with NEBNext mRNA Library Prep Master Mix Set for Illumina (NEB,
E6110 machine library) and on NEBNext Multiplex Oligos for Illumina (NEB, E7500) structure.
Library inserts size is detected in the library prepared with 1.8% agarose gel electrophoresis, uses Library
Quantification Kit-Illumina GA Universal (Kapa, KK4824) carry out QPCR and quantified.It is qualified to detect
Library carries out the generation of cluster on Illumina cbot, finally with Illumina HiSeqTM2500 are sequenced.Utilize de
Novo assembles transcript, obtains 54880 Unigene altogether.
Utilize MISA (http://pgrc.ipk-gatersleben.de/misa) software is to obtained more than the 1kb of screening
Unigene do ssr analysis, compared with the genome sequence of the monocotyledon millet in ncbi database, switchgrass etc.
It is right, altogether screening obtain 4 Unigene containing six nucleotide base repetitive sequences, be respectively labeled as RYW1, RYW2, RYW3 and
RYW4, it is respectively (TCATCT) to repeat motif6、(CGAAGC)5、(CTGCAA)5、(GTGCCG)5, its nucleotide sequence such as sequence
Shown in table SEQ ID No.1~SEQ ID No.4.
Using Primer5.0 forward and backward primer, design of primers ginseng are designed for above-mentioned 4 six nucleotide base repetitive sequences
Number is shown in Table 1, and Services Co., Ltd of Shanghai Sangon Biological Engineering Technology And Service Co., Ltd is sent in primer pair synthesis.
It following present the specific primer sequence in tetra- sites of RYW1, RYW2, RYW3 and RYW4.
RYW1-F:5'-TAACGCTTCACCTTCAGACC-3'.
RYW1-R:5'-TGAGATGGAGTTGGCTGATG-3'.
RYW2-F:5'-TTAGGGCTCTCCTGCATCC-3'.
RYW2-R:5'-CAGCGAGTTCACCGTCAAG-3'.
RYW3-F:5'-GGAGGCGTGACAATAAAAC-3'.
RYW3-R:5'-GGCGTGAGGTGTTGTTTTT-3'.
RYW4-F:5'-AATCCACAACGCACACGAC-3'.
RYW4-R:5'-ATTTGCTCCTCTCGTCGGT-3'.
Embodiment 2.
To be examination material from 6 broomcorn millet kinds (table 2) of planted in different ecological areas, the primer feature of four SSR markers is analyzed
(allelic variation size and primer resolution ratio/Rp values).
Described 6 examination assortments are implanted in nutritive cube, in tri-leaf period clip seedling leaves, gene is extracted with modified CTAB method
Group DNA.DNA mass, ultraviolet trace dna instrument measure DNA purity and concentration are extracted with the detection of 1% agarose gel electrophoresis.
With LifeEco gene-amplificative instraments (TC-96/G/H (b) c, Hangzhou BIOER Technology Co., Ltd) to above-mentioned DNA sequence dna
Enter performing PCR amplification.
PCR reaction systems:10 × buffer (Mg containing 25mmol/L2+) 2 μ L, 10mmol/L dNTP 1.8 μ L, 5U/L
Primer each 0.6 μ L, ddH before and after Taq polymerase 0.4 μ L, 1mmol/L2The μ L of 13.6 μ L, 30ng/ μ L DNA profilings of O 1, amount to
20μL。
PCR amplification programs:94℃ 5min;94 DEG C of 45s, different Tm (RYW1-F:55.2 DEG C, RYW1-R:56.2℃;
RYW2-F:57.4 DEG C, RYW2-R:57℃;RYW3-F:52.8 DEG C, RYW3- R:55.7℃;RYW4-F:59.9 DEG C, RYW4-R:
56.9 DEG C) annealing 50s, 72 DEG C of 1min, 38 circulations;72℃ 10min.
Pcr amplification product is detected with 8% polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, cma staining development, reads band (Fig. 1).Deng
Position variance-length compares band with 50bp DNA Marker (border biological gene Science and Technology Ltd. of Beijing village ally, Beijing).
Gel-tape expression mark (>50bp) size, adjacent ribbons size difference 25bp.If SSR marker is at least 2 parts
Material amplifies different DNA bands, then with polymorphism.DNA bands represent allelic variation, and same strap represents identical equipotential
Variation.
Primer resolution ratio Resolving power (Rp) calculate according to Prevost & Wilkinson methods:Rp=∑Ib。
Wherein,IbFor some allelic information amount,pOccur for some allele in material is detected
Frequency.
Using 6 broomcorn millet kinds that different ecological cultivation area is derived from table 2, after PCR amplifications, four SSR markers are analyzed
Primer feature (allelic variation size and Rp values), the results are shown in Table 3.From table 3 it can be seen that the allelic variation size of four marks
Between 100~450bp, Rp values are between 3~5.25, average out to 4.
Rp values are to weigh the index of primer pair different genotype resolving ability, direct correlation label information.Rp values are higher, lose
It is abundanter to pass diversity.The Rp values of four broomcorn millet specificity SSR primers of the invention are higher, tell existing between different genotype
Difference, can be as the effective detection instrument of hereditary difference between discriminating germ plasm resource.
Embodiment 3.
To be examination material from 96 broomcorn millet kinds (table 4) of planted in different ecological areas, broomcorn millet money is assessed using four pairs of SSR primers
The genetic diversity in source.
Material implantation methods, leaf DNA extraction, PCR amplifications and electrophoretic band are read with embodiment 2.
Genetic diversity evaluation index (including observation/effective number of allele, observation/expectation heterozygosity, gene diversity
Index, polymorphism information content) calculated with PowerMarker 3.25.
Above-mentioned 96 parts of broomcorn millet germ plasm resources are expanded with four pairs of primers, the hereditary difference between analysis of material, the results are shown in Table 5.
As can be seen from Table 5, four sites detect 12 allelic variations altogether, and the equipotential that average each site primer arrives becomes
Different is 3;Polymorphism information content is between 0.48~0.63, average out to 0.57, higher than previous investigation(Up to 0.49);
Gene diversity index is between 0.73~0.89, average out to 0.82, higher than previous investigation(Up to 0.53).Illustrate 96 parts
Abundant genetic diversity between broomcorn millet resource be present, therefore above-mentioned primer can be used for effectively assessing the genetic diversity of broomcorn millet resource
Property.
Sequence table
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<212> DNA
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ggatccttca aatattcact gtcaggtatg aaaaagccat gcttcctgtg catatggacc 120
atgcaatctt cgatggtgtc atgcttaaga tcgcacatga aacatgacga gatatccaac 180
tcttcaagat catccatgtc atcatctgat ttggatgact gctcatcaac ttgcatgttt 240
gaagtagact catcagccaa ctccatctca tttgggtcaa cttcaaccca ctcttcctcc 300
tcatcttcat cttcatcttc atcttcatct tcatcttcat cctcctctac tgcagatgga 360
actctacgtg gaactcgctc aggaagtggc ttgactatag taattccagc aattgaggca 420
ttgggctcct gggaggctct cataagatgt aatcgtgagt taagatgctg tgcatgagct 480
ttggagctcc tgtactcctt tccacagaga gcacagctgt atagcatagg ggtgcttgca 540
ggcttgttcc cctctgctaa agcagcttgt cttgccaaaa acagagcctc ggtcacacca 600
ggaactccag ccaccttgcg cttgaggttg tagcgg 636
<210> 2
<211> 330
<212> DNA
<213>Broomcorn millet (Panicum miliaceum L.)
<400> 2
tagatcttgc ggatgagcgc ccagcgcagc tcggggctct cctgcatccc cgggtacagc 60
gcccgctgct gccccgcggc gccggaggtc cccgcctcga ggtcgccgcc cttctggtac 120
ccgaacgccg acgacatctc ggcgccgccg gagacgacga cgacgacgag ggccttctcc 180
ctcactgtcc ccgggtcgag cggggctggc gcggctgcga ggaggagagg aggagcccgt 240
gtgcgagggg aggcgacggc ggaggaggcg aggacggcgc tcccaagtgg ggggagaaga 300
cgaagccgaa gccgaagccg aagccgaagc 330
<210> 3
<211> 562
<212> DNA
<213>Broomcorn millet (Panicum miliaceum L.)
<400> 3
cctcgccggc cttgacggtg aactcgctgg gctcgaagac gaggacgcct ccggtggcgc 60
ccagcagcac ctcctgggcc atggcgccgc cggcgagcag ggcgctggcg gccacggcca 120
cggcggcggt gccggcggcc ttgccgagcg aggcgcgcac ggtgaaagca gcagcagagc 180
gcctgctggc aacggcgcgg gctggcctgg cagccgcgaa ggaaggggcg gtgacggcgg 240
cagaggagag ggaggccatt gttaagttgg tggtagactc actagaccga gcaaataaag 300
ctgcaactgc aactgcaact gcaactgcaa agcgagagag cgagcgagcg cgagcgagcg 360
agggagcaag ctatagccta tagctagcca ggccccggca ggtggagagg agggagaaat 420
aggaggaggt ggcaggggag gatgaggcaa cgggtggcca gggagaaatc cttatcccgg 480
cgatccttat ggccgtgctt gcgttgcatg cccacggatg gatagatctc tccactccat 540
tccagatgag atttcccatc ca 562
<210> 4
<211> 473
<212> DNA
<213>Broomcorn millet (Panicum miliaceum L.)
<400> 4
acacgcgggg cgggatcgcc gccgccgaag gacgcaagcc ggtagacctc gtgcagcgcc 60
gcggtggccg cccgcacgtc gccggcctcc ccagccgcca ccgacgagag gagcaaatgc 120
atcagccgca ggccgccacc gccgccagca gcatcatcgg gcgctactct ctggtcgtcc 180
gactccagcc tcgccaccat ccgctccctc gcctggagaa gcctcaccac cctgccacgg 240
tcaccaccat cgcccaccac gtcgtcgaca acaccgtccc gcaccttgcg cttcttgccc 300
gtgccggtgc cggtgccggt gccggtgccg ccattgacgg ctagactcaa cgtcaggttc 360
atgcacgcct tccagcttcc gcggcccaac agacctcagc tcgtggcctc tccaagaatt 420
ctaaggaatc cacaacgcac acgacggcga tggcggcacc agaggagggg gac 473
<210> 5
<211> 20
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 5
taacgcttca ccttcagacc 20
<210> 6
<211> 20
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 6
tgagatggag ttggctgatg 20
<210> 7
<211> 19
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 7
ttagggctct cctgcatcc 19
<210> 8
<211> 19
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 8
cagcgagttc accgtcaag 19
<210> 9
<211> 19
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 9
ggaggcgtga caataaaac 19
<210> 10
<211> 19
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 10
ggcgtgaggt gttgttttt 19
<210> 11
<211> 19
<212> DNA
<213>Artificial sequence ()
<400> 11
aatccacaac gcacacgac 19
<210> 12
<211> 19
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atttgctcct ctcgtcggt 19
Claims (6)
1. for detect broomcorn millet hereditary difference hexabasic base repeat motif molecular labeling, be with sequence table SEQ ID No.1~
One group of microsatellite marker of base sequence shown in SEQ ID No.4, microsatellite marker numbering be respectively RYW1, RYW2, RYW3 and
RYW4。
2. the primer of motif molecular labeling is repeated for the 1 hexabasic base of test right requirement, it is characterized in that for expanding RYW1
Primer pair there is base sequence shown in sequence table SEQ ID No.5 and SEQ ID No.6, for expanding RYW2 primer pair
With the base sequence shown in sequence table SEQ ID No.7 and SEQ ID No.8, the primer pair for expanding RYW3 has sequence
Base sequence shown in table SEQ ID No.9 and SEQ ID No.10, the primer pair for expanding RYW4 have sequence table SEQ
Base sequence shown in ID No.11 and SEQ ID No.12.
3. hexabasic base described in claim 1 repeats application of the motif molecular labeling in broomcorn millet hereditary difference is detected.
4. hexabasic base described in claim 1 repeats motif molecular labeling answering in the assessment of broomcorn millet Genetic Diversity of Germplasm
With.
5. hexabasic base described in claim 1 repeats application of the motif molecular labeling in broomcorn millet crop Study on Evolution.
6. hexabasic base described in claim 1 repeats application of the motif molecular labeling in molecular mark.
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