Sclerotia oxalic acid decarboxylase gene SsOXDC2 and application thereof in improvement in soybeans for disease resistance
A technology of acid decarboxylase and gene, which is applied in the field of isolation and cloning and functional verification, and can solve the problems of activity reduction and other problems
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[0024] Embodiment 1: the isolation clone of sclerotinia oxalate decarboxylase gene SsOXDC2
[0025] Obtain some information of the sclerotinia oxalate decarboxylase gene from the fungal genome database (http: / / www.broadinstitute.org / scientific-community / data), containing two oxalate decarboxylase gene sites in the sclerotinia genome, respectively are SS1G_08814 and SS1G_10796, located on different chromosome segments. The SS1G_08814 transcribed region contains 4 exons, 3 introns, the full length is 1575bp, the cDNA coding region contains 1368bp, encoding 455 amino acids; the SS1G_10796 transcribed region contains 3 exons, 2 introns, the full length is 1665bp , the cDNA coding region contains 1515bp, encoding 504 amino acids. Through the analysis of the two amino acid sequences by TargetP 1.1Server, it was found that both amino-terminals contained signal peptide sequences.
[0026] The present invention shows that the Solexa expression profile analysis of Sclerotinia strain E...
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[0038] Example 3: Functional verification of the oxalate decarboxylase gene SsOXDC2 of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
[0039] pGR106 is an infection vector transformed from a plant single-stranded RNA virus-Potato Virus X (PVX) (see image 3 B), the foreign gene is inserted into the vector PVX coat protein (CP) promoter, and expressed as a fusion protein with the CP protein. After pGR106 is integrated into the plant genome through Agrobacterium-mediated transformation, it will express the coding potato X virus, and the foreign gene will be expressed at the same time. The exogenous gene can be packaged together with the viral genome, and expressed in other plant tissues along with the replication and transmission of the virus. The specific steps are as follows:
[0040] 1. Transformation vector construction
[0041] The expression vector of virus-mediated sclerotinia oxalate decarboxylase gene SsOXDC2 is plasmid pGR106 (see image 3 B) Build on the basis. First, T-OXDC was used...
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