CN114561409B - Quinoa CqALS gene mutant and molecular identification method and application - Google Patents

Quinoa CqALS gene mutant and molecular identification method and application Download PDF

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CN114561409B
CN114561409B CN202210206464.2A CN202210206464A CN114561409B CN 114561409 B CN114561409 B CN 114561409B CN 202210206464 A CN202210206464 A CN 202210206464A CN 114561409 B CN114561409 B CN 114561409B
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Abstract

A quinoa CqALS gene mutant and a molecular identification method and application thereof, wherein the quinoa CqALS2-1 gene mutant is quinoa CqALS-5, which is obtained by mutating G at 1609 th position of quinoa CqALS2-1 gene into T, so that the quinoa CqALS gene mutant generates resistance to chemical medicines (ASL) herbicides. The nucleotide sequence of CqALS2-1 is shown as SEQ ID No. 1. After the gene of the quinoa CqALS gene mutant CqALS-5 is mutated, the herbicide resistance of quinoa is obviously improved, a good model is provided for large-scale production of quinoa, the production cost can be saved by using the herbicide, the use of labor force is reduced, and a certain foundation is laid for large-scale production of quinoa.

Description

Quinoa CqALS gene mutant and molecular identification method and application
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of molecular biology, in particular to a quinoa CqALS gene mutant, a molecular identification method and application.
Background
Quinoa (chenopodium quintoaawilld), belonging to the family chenopodiaceae, dicotyledonous, 4 ploidy, annual herbaceous, united nations grain and agriculture organization (FAO) denominated 2013 as international quinoa year, promoting quinoa worldwide. In 2020, more than 100 countries are used for planting experiments or commercial production of quinoa, but one of the biggest problems encountered in quinoa production is that various weeds such as brassica oleracea, rape and the like which are not registered yet can be removed in a suitable way, the problem of weeds is solved mainly by manual weeding in China, the labor cost per hectare of the production cost is increased by 4500 primordial and the production cost of 2021 is increased, besides the cost is increased, the risk of insufficient labor is often caused in weeding seasons in quinoa centralized production areas, the weed treatment in quinoa scale production becomes an important limiting factor, the production cost is increased, and the consumption end is influenced.
Acetolactate synthase (ALS), an ALS, is present in the plant growth process and catalyzes the synthesis of branched-chain amino acids by catalyzing the synthesis of acetolactate with high specificity and extremely high catalytic efficiency. Most of the existing herbicide components in the market are ALS inhibitors, and the synthesis of valine, leucine and isoleucine in plants is destroyed by inhibiting ALS, but the ALS inhibitors are effective for weeds and killing quinoa.
Development and cultivation of quinoa varieties capable of resisting herbicide become key to solving large-scale production of quinoa, and are the most effective and direct way for reducing production cost.
The invention realizes point mutation on quinoa seed genome by using an EMS mutagenesis mode, finds out a quinoa CqALS gene mutant which can have resistance to ALS inhibitor herbicides, and provides a quinoa CqALS gene mutant, a molecular identification method and application.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide the quinoa material with herbicide resistance.
In order to solve the technical problems, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a construction method of quinoa CqALS gene mutant comprises the following steps:
s1, preparing EMS with the concentration of 1.5 mg/ml;
s2, selecting quinoa seeds with the particle diameter of more than 2.5mm and the milky color, which are suitable for highland growth, and soaking the quinoa seeds in EMS solution with the concentration of 1.5mg/ml for 15min.
S3, sowing and raising the treated quinoa seeds in a greenhouse by adopting a seedling raising tray in time, transplanting the seedlings in a prepared field after the seedlings grow to 6 leaves, wherein the transplanting density is 40cm in row spacing and 20cm in plant spacing, managing the seedlings according to normal quinoa planting in the later period, and harvesting single plant seeds after the seedlings are ripe and recording the single plant seeds as second-generation seeds.
S4, sowing the second generation seeds in a plug tray with the length, width and height (30 cm multiplied by 60cm multiplied by 5 cm), cultivating to grow 4 leaves, and spraying 5 times of recommended use concentration of Imazamox (Imazamox) herbicide ALS herbicide with the concentration of (23 mg/m 2 ) Daily changes are recorded by observation, normal management is carried out every day, surviving individuals are marked after 15 days, the individuals which are not affected by herbicide are selected to be transplanted to a seedling raising basin (size) after 20 days, the seedlings are cultivated until the seeds are mature, and the seeds are harvested (third generation seeds).
S5, after the seeds of the second generation knot are mature, collecting single plant seeds and marking the single plant seeds as third generation seeds, and screening quinoa genotypes with target herbicide resistance by using the third generation seeds;
s6, identifying CqALS gene mutants.
A quinoa CqALS gene mutant, wherein the quinoa CqALS gene mutant CqALS-5 is a mutant with herbicide resistance formed after the quinoa CqALS2-1 gene is subjected to point mutation.
The seeds used in the construction of the quinoa variants were seeds of the tieba 505 material in the shanxi nong Gu Jiaqi industry limited seed bank (this material belongs to the plateau variety, and the seed particles are white and large).
The mutation position of the quinoa CqALS gene mutant is that the G at 1609 th position on the nucleotide sequence of the quinoa CqALS gene is mutated into T.
The gene mutated into the quinoa CqALS-5 is CqALS2-1, and because quinoa is tetraploid, the CqALS genes comprise CqALS1-1, cqALS1-2, cqALS2-1 and CqALS2-2 which are four different CqALS genes, and the mutated CqALS2-1 has a nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO:1.
The gene nucleotide sequence of the quinoa CqALS gene mutant quinoa CqALS-5 is SEQ ID NO. 2, and is a mutant sequence obtained by mutating the sequence of SEQ ID NO.1 into T through G at 1609 th position.
The amino acid sequence formed by quinoa CqALS-5 is SEQ ID NO. 3.
The quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is obtained by EMS mutagenesis.
The invention also provides a molecular identification method of the quinoa CqALS gene mutant, which comprises the step of identifying the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant.
The mode used for identifying the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is as follows: after extracting quinoa single plant DNA, designing a primer for amplification, and judging the mutation condition of the quinoa single plant.
The primer sequence used for identifying the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is SEQ ID NO. 4-5.
The invention also provides application of the quinoa CqALS gene mutant, which comprises application of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in CqALS gene mutation and application of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in herbicide resistance.
The application of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in CqALS gene mutation, which is the application in the use of the CqALS gene mutation in the seeds.
The application of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in herbicide resistance is the application in herbicide resistance in the seed.
The application of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in herbicide resistance is the application in the application of the herbicide resistance to the prasite in the seeds.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following beneficial effects:
the invention realizes point mutation on quinoa seed genome by using an EMS mutagenesis mode, finds out a quinoa CqALS gene mutant which can resist CqALS inhibitor herbicides, especially ALS herbicides, provides a quinoa material with the performance of resisting a prasite herbicide, solves the problem of large scale of quinoa by selecting an excellent strain to cultivate the herbicide-resistant variety, and provides a backbone selfing line for future quinoa hybridization herbicide-resistant variety. The herbicide can be used for solving the accompanying weeds in the production of quinoa, so that the production cost of quinoa can be greatly reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the identification of CqALS2-1 gene mutants in the examples of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a diagram of the normal CqALS2-1 gene structure;
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the structure of the gene after mutation of the CqALS2-1 gene;
FIG. 4 shows the survival of quinoa CqALS gene mutant strain and normal quinoa strain under the action of a Purster herbicide;
FIG. 5 shows the sequencing results of quinoa CqALS2-1 gene mutant strain;
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the result of the mutant gene in NCBI in quinoa CqALS2-1 gene mutant strain;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the gene mutation sites in quinoa CqALS2-1 gene mutant.
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The following description of the preferred embodiments of the present invention is provided for the purpose of illustration and explanation only and is not intended to limit the present invention.
Examples
In a specific embodiment of the invention, a specific construction method of a quinoa CqALS gene mutant is provided, and the construction method comprises the following steps:
EMS with the concentration of 1.5mg/ml is prepared, quinoa seeds with the particle diameter of more than 2.5mm and the color and luster of milky white are selected, the quinoa seeds suitable for the plateau growth are soaked in EMS with the concentration of 1.5mg/ml for 15min, the treated quinoa seeds (the seeds are marked as M1 generation seeds at the moment) are sowed in prepared seedling trays (the matrix is a special seedling raising matrix), the sowing density is 1000 seeds per tray, field transplanting is carried out after seedlings grow to 6 true leaves, the transplanting density is 40cm in row spacing and 20cm in plant spacing, normal management such as field fertilization, weeding, watering and the like is carried out according to the growth requirements of quinoa until quinoa is mature, each quinoa is numbered, the harvested individual plants are filled into a gauze bag, the quinoa is manually threshed, the quinoa seeds are treated cleanly, a is aired, a seed pool is put into M2 generation seeds when the moisture is 12%, the individual plants of each harvested individual plants are mixed with 300 grains, a mixed pool of M2 generation seeds is established for herbicide resistance test, the mixed mutants are sowed in greenhouse tray, and the mixed well mixed seeds are sowed in the hole tray, and the amount of the mixed mutants is 200 thousands of grains. Watering after emergence of seedlings, normally managing pest control, spraying a weed killer prasite after 4 leaves, preparing a stock solution with the concentration of 5X, (uniformly spraying by using a knapsack sprayer), selecting strong seedling single plants on the 15 th day after spraying, transferring the strong seedling single plants into a 20cm caliber seedling tray, culturing in a greenhouse until the quinoa is mature, numbering each quinoa, harvesting the single plant seeds and marking the single plant seeds as M3 generation seeds. Performing genotype identification of quinoa with CqALS gene mutation on the harvested single plant seeds, extracting DNA and passing through a specific primer upstream primer and a specific primer downstream primer: and (3) carrying out PCR, carrying out homozygous heterozygous identification of CqALS gene mutation on seeds with positive results, extracting DNA and carrying out DNA extraction through specific primers: and (3) performing PCR, wherein the seeds with positive results are stable quinoa materials with herbicide resistance.
In yet another specific embodiment of the present invention, the screening for the CqALS gene mutation is specifically:
the M2 generation seeds are used for establishing a mutant mixed pool for herbicide resistance ALS herbicide test, mixed mutant seeds are continuously sown in greenhouse trays, each tray is 600-1000, and the sowing amount is 200 ten thousand. Watering after emergence of seedlings, and normally managing pest control, spraying a weed removing agent prasite after 4 leaves, wherein the specific medicine screen concentration of the prasite is 16 g/mu, and the application time is once a day for 15 days. In the normal quinoa production process, the specific medicine sieve concentration of the prasite is 3.2 g/mu.
In yet another specific embodiment of the present invention, the genotyping of quinoa with the CqALS gene mutation is specifically:
the strain treated by EMS and screened by herbicide ALS herbicide drug is subjected to DNA extraction and amplified by specific primers, and CqALS gene mutant is screened, wherein the primer sequence designed for CqALS2-1 gene mutant gene is as follows: f5 '-CATTACTCCTCAATATGACCCTA-3' R5 '-TCTTCTTGCTCACCCTTTC-3' (SEQ ID NO: 4-5). The quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is characterized in that the mutation position is that the G mutation at 1609 th position on the nucleotide sequence of quinoa CqALS2-1 gene is T, and the nucleotide sequence is SEQ ID NO. 2.
Finally, it should be noted that: the foregoing is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited thereto, but it is obvious to those skilled in the art that modifications and equivalents of some of the technical features described in the foregoing embodiments may be made thereto. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A quinoa CqALS-5 mutant of quinoa CqALS gene is characterized in that the mutation position is that the G mutation at 1609 th position on the nucleotide sequence of quinoa CqALS2-1 gene is T, and the nucleotide sequence is SEQ ID NO. 2.
2. A molecular identification method of quinoa CqALS gene mutant is characterized in that the method can rapidly identify the sequence of SEQ ID NO. 2 so as to determine the quinoa CqALS gene mutant.
3. The method for molecular identification of quinoa CqALS gene mutant according to claim 2, characterized in that the method for identifying quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is as follows: after extracting quinoa single plant DNA, designing a specific primer for amplification, and judging the mutation condition of the quinoa single plant, wherein the mutation position of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is that the G mutation at 1609 th position on the nucleotide sequence of quinoa CqALS2-1 gene is T, and the nucleotide sequence is SEQ ID NO. 2.
4. A molecular identification method of quinoa CqALS gene mutant according to claim 3, wherein the primer sequence used for identifying quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is SEQ ID NO. 4-5.
5. The application of a quinoa CqALS gene mutant is characterized in that the application of a quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain in CqALS gene mutation is characterized in that the mutation position of the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant strain is that the G at 1609 th position on the nucleotide sequence of the quinoa CqALS2-1 gene is T, and the nucleotide sequence is SEQ ID NO. 2.
6. The use of a quinoa CqALS gene mutant according to claim 5, characterized in that the quinoa CqALS-5 mutant is used against a prasite herbicide.
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