Method for converting monocot plant genome sequence in which nucleic acid base in targeted DNA sequence is specifically converted, and molecular complex used therein
A monocotyledonous plant and nucleic acid base technology, applied in the field of genome sequence modification, can solve the problem of low frequency of insertion/deletion mutations, and achieve the effect of excellent safety and high mutation introduction efficiency
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[0137] 1. Vector construction
[0138] (1) Construction of Target-AID evaluation carrier
[0139] Produced by conventional methods with figure 1 The structure shown in A is pRIT3-EGFP (with EGFP ORF; SEQ ID NO: 9) and pRIT3-mEGFP (the stop codon is present directly after the EGFP start codon; SEQ ID NO: 10).
[0140] (2) Construction of Target-AID carrier
[0141] Generated by the following with figure 1Target-AID vectors 2408 (encoding dCas9; SEQ ID NO:11) and 2409 (encoding D10A mutant; SEQ ID NO:12) of the structure shown in B: pZH_OsU6gRNA_MMCas9 (PlantMol Biol (2015) 88:561-572 ) OS Opt.Cas9 was substituted with DNA encoding (with double mutations of H840A and D10A, or only D10A mutation) mutant Cas9, and a nuclear localization signal (NLS) encoding derived from SV40 was added at both ends downstream of it sequence and fused it to DNA encoding PmCDA1 optimized for codon usage in Arabidopsis.
[0142] 2. Introduction of Target-AID and vector for evaluation into Ag...
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