Rice cytoplasmic kinase gene osbhl1 and its encoded protein and application
A cytoplasmic, rice technology, applied in the field of plant genetic engineering, can solve the problem of little known leaf curling
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[0048] [Example 1] Acquisition of rice OsBHL1 gene
[0049] A cytoplasmic kinase protein OsBHL1 was found by screening the interacting proteins of the lectin receptor protein kinase LecRK in the rice 9311 library, and the ORF sequence of the gene was amplified in the cDNA of indica rice B5 by designing primers, and compared with the Nipponbare sequence in the database Yes, only 3 nucleotide differences were found, which can be understood as the difference of the same gene in different rice varieties in the present invention, and then the gene sequence was obtained by amplifying primers designed by Nipponbare Sequence.
Embodiment 2
[0050] [Example 2] Rice OsBHL1 gene expression pattern
[0051] In order to understand the expression of the OsBHL1 gene, samples of H1493 (the transgenic receptor material used in the present invention) in different periods were used for tissue expression patterns, and as a result, the expression level of this gene was the highest at the flag leaf stage ( figure 1 ), so the follow-up sampling and detection generally use the flag leaf, on the one hand because the expression level is the highest in the flag leaf, and on the other hand because the traits of the flag leaf are relatively stable.
[0052] The primers used for quantitative PCR are:
[0053] BHL1Q-F: CCGGCAAGAACGGTGGACGA (5'-3') (SEQ ID NO.4)
[0054] BHL1Q-R: TGAGCAAGAAGATGGGGATG (5'-3') (SEQ ID NO.5)
Embodiment 3
[0055] [Example 3] OsBHL1 gene overexpression vector construction and genetic transformation mediated by Agrobacterium
[0056] 1. Construction of OsBHL1 overexpression vector
[0057] Cut off a section of designed primers at both ends of the ORF of OsBHL1, add the restriction site of Bgl II and the protection base, the sequence is as follows:
[0058] OEV-F: AGTCAGATCTATGAGGCCTCTGTACCTGC (5'-3') (SEQ ID NO. 6) OEV-R: AGTCAGATCTCTAATTGCTCAAAGATGATGAGC (5'-3') (SEQ ID NO. 7)
[0059] The vector used is pCXUN (provided by Professor Wang Guoliang of Ohio State University in the United States), and the pCXUN vector is digested with BglII, and the foreign fragment can be directly connected after adding A. According to the sequence of SEQ ID No.3, the PCR method was used to directly amplify the ORF, and after adding A, it was connected into the vector. After the sequence verification is correct, the obtained vector is the OsBHL1 gene overexpression vector, which is electrotransfor...
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