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- the present application relates to the field of biotechnology, specifically to a strain of Beauveria bassiana with high resistance to ultraviolet radiation and its directed mutagenesis method and use.
- Beauveria bassiana is a broad-spectrum entomopathogenic fungus that mainly reproduces asexually and produces conidia.
- fungal insecticides formulated from conidia of Beauveria bassiana are used for biological control of pests around the world.
- my country's use of Beauveria bassiana to control masson pine caterpillars and corn borers is the largest in the world. pest control projects to achieve good continuous pest control results.
- Beauveria bassiana has 1-2 photolyases.
- the mechanism of eukaryotic cells to repair DNA damage caused by ultraviolet radiation mainly relies on the photorepair effect of photolyase located in the nucleus.
- photolyase located in the nucleus.
- Using this photolyase to quickly repair DNA damage caused by radiation under visible light can make most of the affected cells Rejuvenate damaged cells. Therefore, the expression level of photolyase genes largely determines the ability of fungal cells to photorepair DNA damage.
- the first is to use exogenous resistance molecular markers to screen for highly expressed target genes.
- the UV-resistant strains bred by this method inevitably carry exogenous resistance genes and are genetically modified strains, so there are potential ecological safety risks.
- the second is to use directed mutagenesis and screening without any exogenous resistance molecular markers to select strains with high resistance to UV radiation.
- the currently selected Beauveria bassiana has limited resistance to UV radiation, making it difficult to better Used for green pest control all day long.
- this application has bred a strain of Beauveria bassiana that can efficiently express the photolysis gene. This strain has strong anti-ultraviolet radiation effect. Using this The fungal insecticide produced by the strain can be used for green prevention and control of pests around the clock.
- this application provides a strain of Beauveria bassiana that is highly resistant to ultraviolet radiation, with a deposit number: CGMCC No. 22466, and a deposit date: July 5, 2021.
- the application's highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain has conidia that are 53% more resistant to UVB radiation than the starting strain, and the expression level of its key photolyase gene for repairing DNA damage is increased by 98 times.
- the traits related to biological control potential are completely consistent with the starting strain and do not contain any exogenous resistance molecular markers with potential ecological safety hazards. Therefore, it can be used as a production strain of fungal insecticides with high resistance to ultraviolet radiation and has important application value.
- the corrected mortality rate of the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain is ⁇ 50% on the sixth day after infection through body wall penetration, and the corrected mortality rate on the seventh day after infection through body wall penetration is ⁇ 60%.
- the insect attachment rate of the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain is 92.5-110.3%.
- the present application provides a directed mutagenesis method for a highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain.
- the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain is Beauveria bassiana wild strain CGMCC No. 13566.
- the starting strain was obtained through multiple rounds of repeated stress and directional screening by simulating sunlight's sublethal UVB radiation.
- the directed mutagenesis method includes the following steps:
- This application uses the wild strain of Beauveria bassiana as the starting strain and obtains materials from a wide range of sources. It uses multiple rounds of repeated stress and directional screening that simulates sunlight's UVB sub-lethal dose radiation. It is simpler to operate than genetic manipulation or editing methods.
- the strains screened are molecularly modified strains without any foreign genes and should be regarded as non-GMO strains, and their preparations do not need to pass additional harsh, tedious and expensive environmental safety evaluations.
- the conidia are dispersed into a spore suspension using sterile water containing 0.01-0.06% Tween-80.
- Tween-80 is a hydrophilic surfactant, which has a strong effect of destroying cell membranes and causing stress.
- using a low dose of Tween-80 can increase the conidia membrane.
- the permeability promotes directional mutagenesis of spores, which can accelerate the breeding efficiency of Beauveria bassiana to a certain extent.
- the medium in step 2 is Sabouraud's medium.
- the formula of Sabouraud's medium is mainly yeast extract powder, glucose, peptone and agar, which is a medium commonly used for fungal isolation and culture.
- the Sabouraud's medium used in this application is sufficient for Beauveria bassiana. It provides basic nutrients for the growth of bacteria. This is the first choice based on the need to screen strains with strong environmental tolerance in this application. It does not require the preparation of additional special culture media and can reduce the cost of strain breeding to a certain extent. At the same time, Effectively screen out mutant strains with excellent performance.
- the sublethal dose of UVB in step 2 is 0.35-0.40J/cm 2 .
- the sub-lethal dose can cause the death of about 95% of the conidia, and the few surviving conidia have strong UV radiation resistance, effectively improving the breeding efficiency of Beauveria bassiana.
- the culture medium after irradiation in step 3 is cultured at a temperature of 22-28°C and a photoperiod of (10-14): (10-14).
- this application harvests the conidia of the bacterial colonies selected in step 4, soaks the obtained conidia in a trehalose-ethanol aqueous solution, and evenly applies the spore suspension to On the culture plate, irradiate the plate with a sub-lethal dose of UVB in a sunlight simulation radiation box, culture the irradiated surviving spores to grow colonies, select the colonies with strong growth potential and transfer them to the sporulation culture plate, and culture until full production.
- the conidia obtained were used for UVB resistance determination, and colonies with significantly enhanced UVB resistance based on the best colonies in the previous round were screened out. At the same time, the growth, sporulation and virulence traits were measured for significant changes.
- Select The strain with ideal UVB resistance in the last round of mutagenesis screening was the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain.
- this application soaks the spores produced corresponding to the strains selected in step 4 with a trehalose-ethanol aqueous solution.
- the trehalose is used extracellularly, it can not only effectively improve the resistance of the soaked spores.
- the ultraviolet radiation performance promotes the rapid germination and stable growth of the spores under the sub-lethal dose of UVB, and also promotes the growing strain to have a higher expression level of the key photolyase gene for repairing DNA damage, which may be due to trehalose Attaching to the extracellular side of the strain plays a good protective role, allowing the photolyase gene to be stably expressed in the cell, and the ethanol in it can increase the permeability of the cell wall and cell membrane of the spore to a certain extent, making the nutrients in the culture medium The substance can quickly enter the cell to provide sufficient nutrients for the expression of the photolyase gene.
- this application provides the application of a strain of Beauveria bassiana with high resistance to ultraviolet radiation in the preparation of fungal insecticides.
- the fungal insecticides prepared by it overcome the problem of insufficient field stability of existing fungal insecticides. It has a common key technical bottleneck and has good field stability, persistence and pest control effect.
- Figure 1 shows the colony morphology and microscopic characteristics of the ultraviolet radiation mutagenic strain of the present application.
- Figure 2 is a comparative diagram of the UVB resistance of wild strains of Beauveria bassiana of the present application and strains resistant to ultraviolet radiation mutagenesis; wherein (A) is the survival trend of conidia as the dose of UVB radiation changes, (B) Calculate the UVB radiation dose LD 50 required for 50% spore inactivation based on the radiation dose-spore survival index fitting curve, (C) is the expression of the photolyase gene phr2 in the mutated strain relative to the wild strain Levels; error bars: standard deviation (SD) of the mean of triplicate experiments.
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- Figure 3 is a diagram comparing the virulence and sporulation properties of wild strains derived from Beauveria bassiana and strains mutated with resistance to ultraviolet radiation;
- A is the fifth instar larvae of Galleria mellonella in spore suspension (10 7 spores/ mL) Corrected mortality trend and time LT 50 required for 50% death after 500 spores in body wall penetrating infection (NCI) and single head hemocoel injection infection (CBI).
- NCI body wall penetrating infection
- CBI single head hemocoel injection infection
- C Comparison of the biomass in CDB-BSA culture and the total enzyme activity in the culture supernatant of extracellular enzymes (ECEs) and body wall-degrading enzymes such as Pr1 family proteases required for NCI to successfully penetrate the insect body wall.
- ECEs extracellular enzymes
- body wall-degrading enzymes such as Pr1 family proteases required for NCI to successfully penetrate the insect body wall.
- SDAY Sabouraud's medium
- D Comparison of the fresh carcasses of Galleria mellonella larvae after death and the growth on the body surface 10 days after death, showing that the growth and sporulation levels of the mutant strain and the wild strain on the carcasses are completely consistent; error bars: average of three repeated experiments Standard deviation (SD), note that there is no significant difference in all tested traits between the mutated strain and the wild strain.
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- a directed mutagenesis method for Beauveria bassiana strains with high resistance to ultraviolet radiation including the following steps:
- the mutagenesis and screening steps of 1, 2 and 3 must be repeated until the UVB resistance of the optimal target colony in the previous round is no longer significantly enhanced in the subsequent round of repeated mutagenesis. Select the final round of mutagenesis screening.
- the mutant strain that exhibits ideal UVB resistance is the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain.
- the strain submitted for inspection grows quickly on potato glucose culture medium. Under dark conditions at 25°C for 7 days, the diameter of the colony is 30-35cm. The texture is compact, flocculent, white, and slightly raised; the back of the colony is light brown and has no soluble pigment.
- the conidiophores are not obviously specialized, and the spore-producing cells are flask-shaped, straight or curved, 6.1–35.8 ⁇ 1.5–2.5 ⁇ m, with a slender neck, a zigzag extension at the top, less than 1 ⁇ m in width, solitary or gathered in clusters. ; Conidia are broadly elliptical, nearly spherical, colorless, with smooth walls, 1.5-3.0 ⁇ m, and no sexual sporulation structures are found.
- the rRNA gene sequence determination results are as follows:
- the determination method is as follows: apply an equal amount of 60 ⁇ L of conidial suspension (10 7 spores/mL) on a SDAY plate (diameter 9cm), place it on the sample stage of the above-mentioned sunlight ultraviolet radiation simulation box, and perform a gradient dose (0.1 to 0.5 J/cm 2 ) of UVB radiation, the irradiated plate was covered and cultured at 25°C and a photoperiod of 12:12 for 24 hours, and the plate without radiation was used as a control.
- the determination method is as follows: spread equal amounts of 100 ⁇ L of conidia suspension of the wild strain and the mutated strain on a SDAY plate covered with cellophane, incubate for 3 days at 25°C and a photoperiod of 12:12, and then harvest the culture. After nitrogen grinding, the total RNA of each strain was extracted using the RNAiso Plus Kit (TaKaRa Company, Dalian, China), and then the RNA was reverse transcribed into cDNA using the PrimeScript RT reagent Kit (TaKaRa).
- the determination method is as follows: using the fifth instar larvae of the model insect Galleria mellonella as test insects, each group of 35 worms is submerged in 40 mL of spore suspension (10 7 /mL) for 10 seconds as a normal body wall inoculation method. Use a microsyringe to inject 5 ⁇ L of spore suspension (10 5 /mL) into each head of the larvae in each group into the hemocoel as a hemocoel injection infection inoculation method. Then, each group of test insects was transferred to a transparent plastic box and placed under the conditions of 25°C and a photoperiod of 12:12. The number of dead and surviving insects was observed and recorded every day until all died.
- the same amount of 0.02% Tween-80 solution was used as a control, and the corrected mortality rate was calculated daily. Each treatment was repeated three times. The obtained time-mortality curve was analyzed by model fitting, and the time LT 50 value required for 50% of the test insects to die under different inoculation methods of each strain was calculated.
- the measurement method is as follows: take the hind wings of East Asian migratory locusts (Locusta migratoria manilensis), immerse them in 37% H 2 O 2 aqueous solution for 5 minutes, wash them three times with sterile water, and then stick them on a 0.7% water agar plate. Drop an equal amount of 5 ⁇ L of spore suspension (10 7 /mL) on the center of the hind wing surface, and apply it evenly with a transfer ring. Incubate for 8 hours at 25°C. Immediately remove the hind wings and place them on a glass slide. Observe three fields of view under a microscope and count the number of conidia in each field of view.
- the observed hind wings were then rinsed in sterile water for 30 seconds to remove spores that were not adhered to the hind wing body wall.
- Three fields of view of the wing surface were again observed under a microscope and the number of remaining spores was counted. Calculate the percentage of the number of spores after rinsing and the number of spores on the forewing surface after rinsing, that is, the attachment rate of conidia on the body wall of the locust's hind wing.
- the determination method is: inoculate the conidia suspension of each strain into the basic culture medium CDB (3% sucrose, 0.3% NaNO 3 , 0.1% K 2 HPO 4 , 0.05) with 0.3% bovine serum albumin (BSA) as the only nitrogen source. % KCl, 0.05% MgSO 4 and 0.001% FeSO 4 ), the final concentration was 10 4 conidia/mL. After culturing for 3 days with shaking (150r/min) at 25°C, filter and collect the mycelium, dry it at 75°C and measure the biomass; the supernatant of the culture solution is centrifuged at 13,500 ⁇ g for 2 minutes at 4°C, and the supernatant is collected as a crude extract.
- CDB 3% sucrose, 0.3% NaNO 3 , 0.1% K 2 HPO 4 , 0.05
- BSA bovine serum albumin
- proteases used to measure the total enzyme activity of secreted extracellular enzymes (generally known as proteases, chitinases, lipases, etc., abbreviated as ECEs) and Pr1 family proteases.
- ECEs extracellular enzymes
- Pr1 protease To measure the total enzyme activity of Pr1 protease, take 100 ⁇ L boiling water bath inactivated (control) or inactivated protein crude extract and 50 ⁇ L reaction substrate with a concentration of 1 mM [succinyl-(alanine)2-proline-phenylalanine-p-nitroanilide] Mix thoroughly with 850 ⁇ L Tris-HCl buffer (15mM, pH 8.5), and let stand at 28°C for 1 hour; add 250 ⁇ L 30% (w/v) acetic acid to terminate the reaction.
- the reaction system was kept on ice for 15 minutes, centrifuged at 13,000 ⁇ g for 5 minutes at 4°C, and the supernatant was taken to read the absorbance value (OD 410 ) at a wavelength of 410 nm.
- the enzyme activity unit is defined as the 0.01 increment of the OD 442 or OD 410 reading change during the reaction.
- the total enzyme activity represents the number of extracellular enzyme activity units per milliliter of culture supernatant (U/mL).
- the determination method is: refer to the spore number determination method of SB/T 10315-1999.
- the measurement method is: visual inspection.
- the mutant strain of Beauveria bassiana obtained by repeated UVB sublethal dose radiation mutagenesis in this application has a 53% increase in conidia resistance to UVB radiation compared with the starting strain (Figure 2B), and it can repair DNA damage.
- the expression level of the photolyase gene phr2 was significantly increased by 98 times ( Figure 2C). There are no exogenous resistance molecular markers in its cells, so there are no ecological safety risks.
- the mortality rate of the Beauveria bassiana mutagen strain of this embodiment through body wall penetration infection is higher than that of the wild strain at 3-7 days, in which the corrected death rate on the sixth day after body wall penetration infection is The rate was 52.0% (46.2% for the wild strain), and the corrected mortality rate on the seventh day of infection through body wall penetration was 61.3% (57.0% for the wild strain). It can be seen that the efficiency of infection through body wall penetration of the mutated strain is faster. .
- the mutant strain has an attachment rate of 101.2% (falling within the range of 94.7-109.8% after adding the standard deviation), while the attachment rate of the wild strain to the insect body is 99.0% (after adding the standard deviation). Falling within the range of 90.3-110.0%), that is, the attachment rate and attachment stability of conidia of the mutated strain to locust wings are higher than those of the wild strain.
- the Beauveria bassiana mutant strain of this embodiment can be used as a production strain of fungal insecticides resistant to sunlight and ultraviolet radiation, thereby enhancing the resistance of fungal insecticides to ultraviolet radiation and the stability of their control effects on field pests.
- It also has excellent penetration and infection efficiency through the body wall and attachment rate to the insect body, so it has important application value.
- the photoperiod of 12:12 is adjusted to 10:14, and the corresponding mutagenized strains are directionally screened.
- Examples 3-4 are based on the method of Example 1, and the sub-lethal dose is adjusted to 0.38J/cm 2 .
- Example 3 is specifically 0.3J/cm 2
- Example 4 is specifically 0.45J/cm 2 .
- Targeted screening The corresponding mutagen strain was produced.
- Example 2 According to the performance comparison test steps of the above-mentioned Example 1, the performance of the mutagen strain screened in Example 2-4 and the wild strain were measured. The test results showed that the mutagen strain screened in Example 2-4 was the same as the mutagenic strain screened in Example 1. The colony morphology and microscopic characteristics of the strains were similar. The resistance of their conidia to UVB radiation was increased by 45%, 46% and 49% compared with the starting strain. The expression level of the photolyase gene phr2, which repairs DNA damage, was sequentially increased. 56 times, 67 times and 77 times. The corrected mortality rates on the sixth day of body wall penetrating infection were 50.2%, 50.5% and 51.0% respectively.
- the corrected mortality rates on the seventh day of body wall penetrating infection were 60.0%. , 60.2% and 60.6%, and the insect attachment rates are 99.1% (all fall within the range of 92.5-110.3% after adding the standard deviation), 100.5% (all fall within the range of 93.7-110.1% after adding the standard deviation) and 100.7% (all fall within the range of 94.1-110.0% after adding standard deviation). It can be seen that the mutagen strain obtained in Example 1 has better anti-ultraviolet radiation effect, infection efficiency through body wall penetration and insect attachment rate. Therefore, this application uses the directed mutagenesis method of Example 1 as a further step. of preference.
- step 5 which specifically includes the following steps:
- trehalose-ethanol aqueous solution Harvest the conidia of the colony selected in step 4, and soak the obtained conidia in the trehalose-ethanol aqueous solution for 10-15 minutes.
- concentration of trehalose is 0.3-0.6g/L, and the volume concentration of ethanol in the ethanol aqueous solution is 5-10%.
- the spore treatment effect is similar within the above range. If the mutagen strain harvested exceeds the above range, the growth will be poor.
- 0.5g/L trehalose-8% ethanol aqueous solution is soaked for 10 minutes to prepare spores. suspension;
- the mutagen strain with ideal UVB resistance performance in the final round of mutagenesis screening was selected as the highly UV-resistant Beauveria bassiana strain.
- Example 1 According to the performance comparison test steps of the above-mentioned Example 1, the performance of the mutagen strain corresponding to the screening in Example 5 and the wild strain were measured. The test results showed that the colony morphology and The microscopic characteristics are similar. The resistance of its conidia to UVB radiation is 61% higher than that of the starting strain (53% in Example 1). The expression level of the photolyase gene phr2 that repairs DNA damage is increased by 112 times (implemented).
- Example 1 is 98 times); the corrected mortality rate on the sixth day of infection through body wall penetration is 54.3% (52.0% in Example 1), and the corrected mortality rate on the seventh day of infection through body wall penetration is 62.5% (implementation Example 1 is 61.3%), and the insect attachment rate is 101.0% (all fall within the interval of 96.0-107.2% after adding the standard deviation) (Example 1 is 101.2% (falling within the interval of 94.7-109.8% after adding the standard deviation) )).
- the mutagen strains selected by the directed mutagenesis method in Example 1 can obtain anti-ultraviolet radiation effects and penetrate through the body wall. Therefore, the directed mutagenesis method of Example 5 is further preferred in this application.
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- 一种高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株,其特征在于,保藏编号:CGMCC No.22466,保藏日期:2021年07月05日。
- 根据权利要求1所述的高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株,其特征在于,所述高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株经体壁穿透感染第六天的校正死亡率≥50%,经体壁穿透感染第七天的校正死亡率≥60%。
- 根据权利要求1所述的高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株,其特征在于,所述高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株的虫体附着率为92.5-110.3%。
- 权利要求1所述的高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株的定向诱变方法,其特征在于,所述高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株以球孢白僵菌野生株CGMCC No.13566为出发菌株,经模拟阳光UVB亚致死量辐射的多轮反复胁迫和定向筛选而得。
- 根据权利要求4所述的定向诱变方法,其特征在于,包括以下步骤:①以球孢白僵菌野生株CGMCC No.13566为出发菌株,配制其分生孢子的孢子悬液;②将孢子悬液均匀涂布于培养基平板上,在阳光模拟辐射箱中以UVB的亚致死剂量对平板进行辐射;③培养经辐射的个别存活孢子长出菌落,挑选生长势旺盛的菌落转移至产孢培养平板上,培养直至充分产孢,所获分生孢子用于UVB抗性测定,筛选出在前一轮最佳菌落基础上UVB抗性进一步显著增强的菌落,并同时测定生长产孢和毒力性状有无显著变化;④反复重复①、②和③的诱变与筛选步骤,直到前一轮最优目标菌落的UVB抗性在后一轮重复诱变中不再显著增强为止,选择最后一轮诱变筛选中UVB抗性表现理想的菌株即为高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株。
- 根据权利要求4所述的定向诱变方法,其特征在于:步骤①中分生孢子使用含0.01-0.06%吐温-80的无菌水分散为孢子悬液。
- 根据权利要求4所述的定向诱变方法,其特征在于:步骤②中UVB的亚致死剂量为0.35-0.40J/cm2。
- 根据权利要求4所述的定向诱变方法,其特征在于:步骤③中经辐射后的培养基置于温度为22-28℃、光周期为(10-14):(10-14)的条件下进行培养。
- 根据权利要求4所述的定向诱变方法,其特征在于:收获步骤④中挑选的菌落的分生孢子,将所获分生孢子浸泡于海藻糖-乙醇水溶液中,将孢子悬液均匀涂布于培养基平板上,在阳光模拟辐射箱中以UVB的亚致死剂量对平板进行辐射,培养经辐射的存活孢子长出菌落,挑选生长势旺盛的菌落转移至产孢培养平板上,培养直至充分产孢,所获分生孢子用于UVB抗性测定,筛选出在前一轮最佳菌落基础上UVB抗性进一步显著增强的菌落,并同时测定生长产孢和毒力性状有无显著变化,选择最后一轮诱变筛选中UVB抗性表现理想的菌株即为高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株。
- 权利要求1-3任一项所述的高抗紫外辐射球孢白僵菌菌株或权利要求4-9任一项所述的定向诱变方法制得的菌株在制备真菌杀虫剂中的应用。
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