CN108624598A - Application of the TPPF genes in the synthesis of regulation and control plant trehalose and in improving plant drought resistance - Google Patents

Application of the TPPF genes in the synthesis of regulation and control plant trehalose and in improving plant drought resistance Download PDF

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CN108624598A
CN108624598A CN201810573735.1A CN201810573735A CN108624598A CN 108624598 A CN108624598 A CN 108624598A CN 201810573735 A CN201810573735 A CN 201810573735A CN 108624598 A CN108624598 A CN 108624598A
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The present invention provides application of the TPPF genes in the synthesis of regulation and control plant trehalose and in improving plant drought resistance, and the TPPF gene orders are as shown in SEQ ID NO.1.A kind of method for reducing plant leaf blade conductivity, improving plant leaf blade content of trehalose and improving plant drought ability is disclosed simultaneously, is improved in plantTPPFThe expression of gene.Present invention demonstrates that arabidopsisTPPFGene plays an important role in the content of trehalose and raising plant drought ability of control plant leaf blade.

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Application of the TPPF genes in the synthesis of regulation and control plant trehalose and in improving plant drought resistance
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of application of TPPF genes in the synthesis of regulation and control plant trehalose and in improving plant drought resistance, belong to In biotechnology.
Background technology
Arid is to influence a major reason of crop yield.When soil drought, plant moisture is lost seriously, and cell loses Tension, blade is sagging, and plant growth is difficult or stops growing and temporary wilting occurs, if plant cannot obtain absorbable water Point, plant then can become permanent wilting from temporary wilting, until plant is dead.Plant in environment complicated and changeable, in order to Normal growth and development can be carried out, develops and forms a series of strategies for resisting drought stress.It wherein include just osmotic adjustment. Particular by a series of stress damage for adjusting the relevant gene of metabolism and metabolic pathways are reduced or rehabilitation plant is subject to, dimension Hold a series of physiological activities of plant.
Plant is by accumulating gas chromatography and inorganic matter(Such as carbohydrate, amino acid, inorganic ions etc.)Concentration, reduce thin The solute potential of intracellular improves intracellular water content to be called osmotic adjustment the phenomenon that coping with drought stress, it is a kind of important Raising plant drought tolerance ability mode.Osmosis can maintain cell structure and photosynthetic in the low flow of water Effect, Delaying Leaf-Senescence and death, can also promote the growth of root organ when water shortage situation is aggravated.It is related with osmosis Organic matter mainly has mannitol, proline, trehalose, glycine betaine, fructose etc., these organic compounds can adjust oozing for cell Pressure thoroughly protects cell membrane, the structure of enzyme is avoided to be destroyed.
Research before is it has also been found that trehalose may participate in response of the plant for drought stress, but we do not know Plant is how to perceive the change of environment, and then regulate and control trehalose synthesis to protect cell membrane, finally improves plant drought resistance, Therefore also need to carry out it deeper into careful research.
We have found that being improved in arabidopsisTPPFThe expression of gene can effectively improve containing for plant trehalose Amount, adjusts the osmotic pressure of intraor extracellular, protects the integrality of cell membrane, reduces destruction of the drought stress to plant cell, in turn Improve the drought-resistant ability of plant.
TPPFResearch of the gene in the synthesis of regulation and control trehalose and in terms of improving plant drought resistance is not yet reported that.
Invention content
The object of the present invention is to provide one kindTPPFGene is improving plant intracellular trehalose content, is reducing cell conductivity And improve the application of plant drought resistance.
It is describedTPPFGene is arabidopsisTPPFGene;
It is describedTPPFIn gene cDNA sequence such as SEQ ID No.1 from 5 ' ends shown in the 32nd to the 1138th nucleotide.
The protein sequence of the TPPF coded by said gene is as shown in SEQ ID NO.2.
MakeTPPFGene method of high expression in plant is will be containing describedTPPFThe recombinant expression carrier of gene imports In the plant;
The recombinant expression carrier is specifically willTPPFWhat the cloning site of the cDNA sequence insertion pMDC140 of gene obtained.
The plant is arabidopsis;
TPPFGene is improving plant content of trehalose, reduces the application in the drought-resistant ability of plant conductivity or raising plant It belongs to the scope of protection of the present invention.
The content of trehalose is specially the content of trehalose of the whole strain of the plant.
It is describedTPPFGene is arabidopsisTPPFGene;
The conductivity reduction is embodied as the reduction of blade conductivity.
Present invention demonstrates that arabidopsisTPPFGene has played important function in adjusting content of trehalose and improving drought resistance.
The advantage of the invention is that:
It is an advantage of the current invention that only needing to be overexpressed individual gene, i.e. arabidopsis TPPF genes, you can improve the drought resisting of plant Property and content of trehalose, it is easy to operate, convenient for screening, can effectively reduce cost.
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Fig. 1 is in transgenic arabidopsisTPPFThe detection of gene expression dose.WT is wild type wild-type, OE6, OE5 It is three different TPPF transgenic homozygous strains with OE9.
Fig. 2 isTPPFGene overexpression can improve arabidopsis drought-resistant ability.Control is wild type under normal circumstances (WT)With the growing state of TPPF transgenic lines, Drought is arid 26 days and wild type of the rehydration after 2 days(WT)And TPPF The growing state of transgenic line.
Fig. 3 isTPPFGene overexpression can improve arabidopsis content of trehalose.Transfer-gen plant after TPPF gene overexpressions Content of trehalose measure, Control is wild type under normal circumstances(WT)It is surveyed with the content of trehalose of transgenic line OE9 Fixed, Drought is the wild type after PEG6000 Drought stress simulations(WT)It is measured with the content of trehalose of transgenic line OE9.
Fig. 4 isTPPFGene overexpression can reduce the conductivity of transgenic line.Transgenosis is planted after TPPF gene overexpressions The conductance measurement of strain, Control are wild type under normal circumstances(WT)With the conductance measurement of transgenic line OE9, Drought is the wild type after PEG6000 Drought stress simulations(WT)With the conductance measurement of transgenic line OE9.
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Experimental method used in following embodiments is conventional method unless otherwise specified.
The materials, reagents and the like used in the following examples is commercially available unless otherwise specified.
PMDC140 is in document " Eva M. Farre ' and Steve A. Kay (2007) PRR7 protein levels are regulated by light and the circadian clock in Arabidopsis. Plant J It is disclosed in 52,548-560. ", the public can obtain from straits joint study institute of University Of Agriculture and Forestry In Fujian.
Arabidopsis Col-0 is environmental(Arabidopsis thaliana, Columbia ecotype)Document " Wang, L., Hua, D., He, J., Duan, Y., Chen, Z., Hong, X., and Gong, Z. (2011). Auxin Response Factor2 (ARF2) and its regulated homeodomain gene HB33 mediate It is disclosed in abscisic acid response in Arabidopsis. PLoS genetics 7, e1002172. ", The public can obtain from straits joint study institute of University Of Agriculture and Forestry In Fujian.
Gateway BP Clonase II Enzyme Mix are purchased from Invitrogen companies, and catalog number is 11789-020。
Gateway LR Clonase II Enzyme mix are purchased from Life Technologies companies, product mesh Record number is 11791-020.
Embodiment 1,TPPFThe cDNA gene clonings of gene
One, the design and synthesis of primer
According toTPPFThe CDS sequence designs of gene carry the primer of Gateway connectors, and primer sequence is:
Forward primer:
5'- GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTCATGGATTTAAACTCAAACCACA-3' reverse primers:
5'- GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTCTCAAAAACTTGTTTTTGAACTTT -3'
Two, extraction arabidopsis Col-0 is environmental(Arabidopsis thalianaL.)Total serum IgE, obtained by reverse transcription CDNA, using DNA molecular shown in above-mentioned as primer, carries out PCR amplification, obtains pcr amplification product using cDNA as template(Such as SEQ Shown in ID No.1),TPPFIn the cDNA sequence such as SEQ ID No.1 of gene from 5 ' ends the 32nd to the 1138th nucleosides Shown in acid, TPPF protein sequences are as shown in SEQ ID No.2.
Three, using the II Enzyme Mix of BP Clonase in Gateway cloning entry kits by SEQ ID No.1 Shown in DNA molecular carry out BP recombining reactions with intermediate carrier pDONR207, recycle Gateway grams after identifying positive colony Grand expression kit(Gateway® LR Clonase® II Enzyme mix)It connect, obtains with carrier pMDC140 large fragments To recombinant plasmid, it is named as pMDC140-TPPF, send pMDC140-TPPF to sequencing, as a result correctly.
Embodiment 2,TPPFThe influence of gene pairs plant drought resistance
One,TPPFThe acquisition of gene overexpression plant
The pMDC140-TPPF that embodiment 1 obtains is transformed into C58 Agrobacteriums, it will using the method that Agrobacterium is infected PMDC140-TPPF plasmids are transferred to Col-0, and the plant after transfection is screened on the MS culture mediums of the hygromycin containing 30mg/L, is obtained Homozygous positive plant with hygromycin resistance therefrom chooses the strain of 3 kinds of different expressions.
In transgenic line and the arabidopsis Col-0 ecotypesTPPFThe expression quantity of gene as shown in Figure 1, wherein OE6 with Wild type expression level is suitable, a little higher than wild types of OE5, OE9 expression quantity highests.EIF-4A genes ensure cDNA as internal reference Original amounts it is consistent
Two,TPPFIt is overexpressed the drought resisting phenotypic analysis of plant
Transgenic line OE5, OE6 and OE9 and arabidopsis Col-0 are environmental(Arabidopsis thaliana, Columbia ecotype)(Hereinafter referred to as Col)It is cultivated on MS solid mediums, the seedling of 8DAG (days after germination) Son is transplanted seedlings to be grown into soil, compares drought resistance, the results are shown in Figure 2.
The result shows that compared with wildtype Arabidopsis thaliana,TPPFGene overexpression render transgenic strain OE5, OE6 and OE9 ratio Col more drought resistings, explanationTPPFGene can improve plant drought resistance.
Embodiment 3,TPPFThe influence that gene overexpression synthesizes transgenic line trehalose
After transgenic arabidopsis OE9 and Col grow 2 weeks in mesh sheet, 5h is handled with MS+20% PEG6000, lotus throne blade is taken to survey Determine content of trehalose, the results are shown in Figure 3.
Fig. 3 shows that, in the case where PEG6000 is handled, transgenic arabidopsis OE9 has accumulated more seas compared with Col Algae sugar, and substantially without difference under collating condition.
Embodiment 4,TPPFInfluence of the gene overexpression to transgenic line conductivity
Arid carries out conductance measurement after 3 weeks in the soil after taking leaf disk with card punch by transgenic arabidopsis OE9 and Col, ties Fruit is as shown in Figure 4.
The result shows that under drought condition, transgenic arabidopsis OE9 ratios Col has lower conductivity, and in control feelings Substantially there is no difference both under condition.
The foregoing is merely presently preferred embodiments of the present invention, all equivalent changes done according to scope of the present invention patent with Modification should all belong to the covering scope of the present invention.
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  1. Application of the 1.TPPF genes in improving plant content of trehalose, plant drought resistance and reduction plant leaf blade conductivity.
  2. 2. application according to claim 1, it is characterised in that:The TPPF gene orders are as shown in SEQ ID NO.1.
  3. 3. application according to claim 1, it is characterised in that:The protein sequence of the TPPF coded by said gene such as SEQ ID Shown in NO.2.
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RJ01 Rejection of invention patent application after publication