An engineered strain with inactivated Cordyceps militaris rhf1 gene and application of the Cordyceps militaris rhf1 gene
A technology of Cordyceps militaris and engineering bacteria, which is applied to the engineering bacteria with inactivated Cordyceps militaris Rhf1 gene, the application field of Cordyceps militaris Rhf1 gene, and can solve the problems of decreased yield of Cordyceps militaris, incapability of artificial cultivation, high price, etc.
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[0061] 1. Experimental materials and methods
[0062] 1. Strain culture
[0063] Agrobacterium AGL-1 culture: LB medium, dark at 28°C.
[0064] E. coliDH5α culture: LB medium, cultured at 37°C in the dark.
[0065] Cordyceps militaris culture: PPDA medium, cultured at 22-23 ℃ temperature.
[0066] 2. Minimal extraction of genomic DNA (E.Z.N.AHPFungalDNAKit)
[0067] 3. Cordyceps militaris total RNA extraction
[0068] Total RNA was extracted by TRizol method,
[0069] 4. Agrobacterium-mediated (ATMT) transformation of Cordyceps militaris
[0070] 5. Collection of conidia of Cordyceps militaris JM4 and Cordyceps militaris mutant g38
[0071] Collection of wild-type Cordyceps militaris JM4 and mutant g38 Cordyceps militaris conidia: directly pick the mycelium with an inoculating needle and plate it on solid PPDA medium, culture at 23°C in the dark, and after 7-10 days, add 10 mL without The conidia were washed from the plate with ultrapure water and filtered twice with th...
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