Disclosure of Invention
The first purpose of the invention is to provide an SNP molecular marker related to a corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene and a specific primer for amplifying the molecular marker.
The second purpose of the invention is to provide the application of the SNP molecular marker.
According to the published sequence information (LOCUS NC-024466) of the stem rot resistance related gene ZmCCT, the upstream sequence of the ZmCCT coding region has certain polymorphism, and the downstream is relatively conserved. Thus, amplification primers are designed in this region. The primer sequences are as follows:
CCT-Ex1F CCTGCACGAGTTCCAGTTCT
CCT-Ex1R GGCGTACCAAACGTACATGC
the PCR amplification of the target fragment was carried out using the genomic DNA of 1145, Jing 92, Jing 2416, Jing 17, Jing 27 and SK1098 as templates, respectively, and the amplified products were subjected to 1% agarose gel electrophoresis. The results showed that PCR amplification of the coding region yielded a fragment of approximately 800bp in length. Recovering and purifying the amplification product, connecting the amplification product to a T vector, and selecting a single clone to send to Beijing Yihui-Chi-Yuan biotechnology limited company for sequencing and identification.
Based on the sequencing results of the disease-resistant inbred line 1145, the susceptible inbred lines Jing 92, Jing 2416, Jing 17, Jing 27 and SK1098 in the coding region of the ZmCCT gene, CLUSTAL X1.83 is used for sequence comparison, and a base variation A/G is found in the coding region and stably exists in the disease-resistant inbred line 1145 and the 5 susceptible inbred lines. By utilizing the SNP locus, a codominant SNP molecular marker is designed based on an LGC-KASP platform and is used for detecting a corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT.
Specifically, the SNP molecular marker co-dominant with the corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT is positioned at the 68bp position of a sequence shown in SEQ ID No.4 in a corn ZmCCT gene coding region, and the polymorphism is A/G. For convenience of description, the present application designates this SNP molecular marker in the coding region of the zmcc gene of maize as CCT-C2.
The SNP molecular marker CCT-C2 is obtained by amplifying a primer with a nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO.1-3 and detecting the primer by a KASP platform.
The invention provides application of the SNP molecular marker in cultivating or screening a corn variety with a stem rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT.
The invention provides application of the SNP molecular marker in identification of a corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT.
The invention provides application of the SNP molecular marker in distinguishing homozygous disease-resistant corn single plants from heterozygous disease-resistant corn single plants, wherein the disease resistance refers to stem rot resistance. Preferably, the disease resistance refers to resistance to fusarium graminearum stem rot.
The invention provides a specific primer for detecting the SNP molecular marker, and the nucleotide sequence of the specific primer is shown as SEQ ID NO. 1-3.
Furthermore, the invention provides application of the specific primer in maize molecular marker assisted breeding.
The invention provides application of the specific primer in cultivating or screening corn varieties with stem rot disease-resistant genes ZmCCT.
The invention provides application of the specific primer in identifying a corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT.
The corn stalk rot in the embodiment of the invention refers to stalk rot caused by fusarium graminearum.
The invention provides a kit containing a specific primer, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the specific primer is shown in SEQ ID NO. 1-3.
The invention provides a detection method of ZmCCT corn with stem rot disease-resistant gene, which takes the DNA of corn material to be identified as a template, and uses a specific primer shown in SEQ ID NO.1-3 to detect by using a KASP platform;
when the specific primer is nucleotide sequence as SEQ ID NO.1-3, if the 68bp site genotype of the sequence as SEQ ID NO.4 is A: A or A: G, the corn to be detected has stem rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention discovers the codominant SNP molecular marker CCT-C2 cosegregating with the corn stalk rot disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT, which can be used for distinguishing corn single plants with homozygous stem rot resistance and heterozygous stem rot resistance in corn plants. The SNP molecular marker provided by the invention can be used for identifying whether the corn has the stem rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT, carrying out molecular marker-assisted breeding and screening the corn material with the stem rot resistance, and can improve the accuracy of selection.
Detailed Description
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.
The corn germplasm resource used in the embodiment of the invention is from the corn research center of agriculture and forestry academy of sciences of Beijing. Unless otherwise specified, the technical means used in the examples are conventional means well known to those skilled in the art.
Example 1 acquisition of SNP molecular marker related to corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene ZmCCT
Taking a disease-resistant inbred line 1145, an infectious inbred line Jing 92, Jing 2416, Jing 17, Jing 27 and SK1098 as materials, respectively taking seedling-stage leaves, and extracting genome DNA by using a CTAB method. According to the published ZmCCT gene sequence information, an amplification primer is designed in a coding region. The primer sequences are as follows:
CCT-Ex1F CCTGCACGAGTTCCAGTTCT(SEQ ID NO.5)
CCT-Ex1R GGCGTACCAAACGTACATGC(SEQ ID NO.6)
the genomic DNA of 1145, Jing 92, Jing 2416, Jing 17, Jing 27 and SK1098 is used as a template, PCR amplification is carried out by using the primers, and the amplified product is subjected to 1% agarose gel electrophoresis detection. The results showed that a fragment of about 800bp in length was obtained by PCR amplification. Recovering and purifying the amplification product, connecting the amplification product to a T vector, and selecting a single clone to send to Beijing Yihui-Chi-Yuan biotechnology limited company for sequencing and identification.
Based on the sequencing results of the disease-resistant inbred line 1145, the susceptible inbred lines Jing 92, Jing 2416, Jing 17, Jing 27 and SK1098 in the coding region of the ZmCCT gene, CLUSTAL X1.83 is utilized to carry out sequence comparison, and a stable base variation A/G exists in the coding region. The coding region of the zmcc gene has this stable base variation in both the 5 susceptible and resistant inbred lines 1145, see figure 1.
Specifically, the SNP molecular marker related to the corn stalk rot disease-resistant gene provided by the invention is positioned at the 68bp site of the sequence shown in SEQ ID No.4 in the corn ZmCCT gene coding region, and the polymorphism is A/G.
According to the design principle of the KASP platform SNP marker primer, the application designs an amplification primer CCT-C2. The sequence information is as follows:
Primer AlleleFAM:CCACAGTACCACCACCCCG(SEQ ID NO.1),
Primer AlleleHEX:CACCACAGTACCACCACCCCA(SEQ ID NO.2),
Primer Common:CAGCGTGGCGTCCAGCTCAAA(SEQ ID NO.3)。
the SNP molecular marker is obtained by amplifying primers with nucleotide sequences shown as SEQ ID NO.1-3 and detecting by a KASP platform.
Example 2 application of the SNP marker of the invention in the disease-resistant improvement backcross transformation of fusarium graminearum stem rot
Disease-resistant inbred line 1145 is used as a donor parent, susceptible inbred lines Jing 92 and Jing 2416 are respectively used as recurrent parents, and disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT in 1145 is transferred into susceptible parents Jing 92 and Jing 2416 by a backcross transfer method to improve the resistance of the susceptible parents to fusarium graminearum stem rot.
In BC3F1 generation and BC3F2 generation of backcross transformation populations 1145/Jing 92 and 1145/Jing 2416, molecular marker assisted selection was performed on ZmCCT gene using the above KASP-SNP marker (CCT-C2 marker obtained in example 1). Inbred lines 1145, Jing 92, and Jing 2416 were used as anti-influenza controls. Through detection, the gene typing result of the SNP marker CCT-C2 on the detected single plant is as follows: the genotype of the disease-resistant inbred line 1145 is A, and the genotypes of the susceptible inbred lines Jing 92 and Jing 2416 are G and G.
In the BC3F1 generation population of 50 strains 1145/Jing 92, 22 strains have genotypes A: G, and 28 strains have genotypes G: G. In the BC3F1 generation population of 85 strain 1145/Jing 2416, 42 strains have genotype A: G and 43 strains have genotype G: G. G in the BCnF1 generation backcross population, wherein the single plant carries disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT, and can be combined with field agronomic characters and ear characters to determine whether to continue to enter next generation backcross or inbreeding; the genotype of the single plant is G, which is the same as that of the susceptible parent, and the single plant does not carry the disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT and is directly eliminated.
Because the KASP-SNP marker is a codominant marker, the homozygous disease-resistant and heterozygous disease-resistant single plants can be accurately distinguished. In the BC3F2 generation population of 76 strains 1145/Jing 92, 20 strains have genotypes A: A, 38 strains have genotypes A: G, and 18 strains have genotypes G: G. In the BC3F2 generation population of 93 strains 1145/Jing 2416, 23 strains have genotype A: A, 49 strains have genotype A: G, and 21 strains have genotype G: G. A single plant with the genotype of A: A carries the homozygous disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT, and can select an excellent disease-resistant ear row by combining with the field agronomic characters and ear characters.
Example 3 comparison with the prior art
The fragment length polymorphism marker TE1M is applied to disease-resistant improved backcross transformation of fusarium graminearum stem rot (the detection effect of the existing primers, reference: A transposon-directed epigenetic change in ZmCCT undersuits qualitative resistance to Gibberella stage in main ze, New Phytolist, 2017, doi: 10.1111/nph.14688). Disease-resistant inbred line 1145 is used as a donor parent, susceptible inbred lines Jing 92 and Jing 2416 are respectively used as recurrent parents, and disease-resistant related gene ZmCCT in 1145 is transferred into susceptible parents Jing 92 and Jing 2416 by a backcross transfer method to improve the resistance of the susceptible parents to fusarium graminearum stem rot.
In the backcross transformation population used in example 2 (BC 3F1 and BC3F2 of 1145/jing 92 and 1145/jing 2416), molecular marker-assisted selection was performed on the zmcc gene using the fragment length polymorphism marker TE 1M. Since this marker is a dominant marker developed based on transposon TE1 upstream of the zmcc gene, it is necessary to use the housekeeping gene PINS1 marker as a reference. And judging whether the quality of the DNA is problematic or not according to the normality or not of the amplification product of the PINS 1. Inbred lines 1145, Jing 92, and Jing 2416 were used as anti-influenza controls. Through detection, the PINS1 primer can amplify a fragment of about 500bp on all DNA to be detected, which indicates that the DNA quality and an amplification system have no problems. The amplified product fragment size of TE1M on the disease-resistant inbred line 1145 is about 430bp, and no amplified product exists on the susceptible inbred lines Jing 92 and Jing 2416.
When the TE1M primer is used for detecting 50 strains 1145/Jing 92 BC3F1 generation groups, about 430bp of amplified fragments are detected in 22 strains of individuals with the KASP marker genotype A: G, and no amplified products are detected in 28 strains of individuals with the KASP marker genotype G: G. When the BC3F1 generation population of 1145/Jing 2416 is detected by using the TE1M primer, 42 individuals with the genotype A: G of the KASP marker detect about 430bp of amplified fragments, and 43 individuals with the genotype G: G of the KASP marker do not have amplified products. This result is consistent with the detection result of KASP-SNP marker.
When the BC3F2 population of 76 strains 1145/Jing 92 was detected by using TE1M primer, about 430bp of amplified fragments were detected in 20 individuals with the KASP marker genotype A: A and 38 individuals with the KASP marker genotype A: G, and no amplified product was detected in 18 individuals with the KASP marker genotype G: G. In the BC3F2 generation population of 93 strains 1145/Jing 2416, about 430bp of amplified fragments were detected in 23 strains of individuals with the KASP marker genotype A: A and 49 strains of individuals with the KASP marker genotype A: G, and no amplified product was detected in 21 strains of individuals with the KASP marker genotype G: G. As can be seen, the TE1M primer is a dominant marker, and can not distinguish homozygous disease-resistant from heterozygous disease-resistant; meanwhile, the PINS1 primer needs to be amplified simultaneously because of the difference of the fragments. The KASP-SNP marker CCT-C2 is a codominant marker, so that homozygous disease-resistant and heterozygous disease-resistant single plants can be accurately distinguished.
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