Molecular marker method for identifying indica type rice and japonica rice by using rice grain
A technology of japonica and japonica rice, which is applied in the field of identifying the characteristics of indica and japonica rice, which can solve the problems of inaccurate detection, affecting the identification efficiency of indica and japonica rice, and extraction after 1 week or even 10 days.
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[0054] The DNA of each rice sample obtained by the method of rapid DNA extraction from one grain of rice was used as a template (see figure 1 ), utilizing a pair of InDel molecular markers (see figure 2 ) combined with agarose gel electrophoresis to identify the indica and japonica characteristics of 17 rice varieties.
[0055] Table 2. Experimental materials used for identification in Example 1
[0056] serial number rice variety source Indica-japonica gene frequency (Fi / Fj) (%) InDel identification results 1 Japan Sunny Japan 0 / 100 Typical japonica rice 2 Nanjing No. 11 Yangzhou 100 / 0 Typical Indica 3 93-11 China 100 / 0 Typical Indica 4 Minghui 86 Fuzhou 98 / 2 Typical Indica 5 Hubei early Jiangxi 99 / 1 Typical Indica 6 Red Sticky Valley Guizhou 98 / 2 Typical Indica 7 Pong Qiu Nuo Anhui 93 / 7 Typical Indica 8 Nippon Haruna 93-11 Hybrid F2 Wuhan 54 / 46 intermediate type 9 ...
Embodiment 2
[0086] The DNA of each rice sample obtained by the method of rapid DNA extraction from one grain of rice was used as a template (see figure 1 ), using three pairs of InDel molecular markers to more efficiently identify the indica and japonica characteristics of unknown rice varieties (see image 3 ). The experimental materials are the same as in Example 1 (see Table 3).
[0087]The DNA extraction method of the rice sample, the reaction system used in the PCR reaction, the procedure of the PCR reaction, the electrophoresis detection, and the genotype reading and analysis methods of different rice samples are the same as in Example 1.
[0088] image 3 The results showed that three pairs of InDel primers were used for PCR amplification of different rice varieties, and the PCR products were detected by electrophoresis at the same time, the PCR products of these three pairs of InDel primers could be clearly distinguished, and at the same time, different rice DNA The samples we...
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