TRAP (Target Region Amplification Polymorphism) marker primer combination for genetic diversity analysis on wild sibling species of Sinkiang amaryllidaceae and application of TRAP marker primer combination
A technique for genetic diversity and labeled primers, applied in the field of TRAP primer combinations
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[0027] Example 1. TRAP primer design
[0028] Search the EST sequences of Allium plants from the NCBI database, design primers based on their gene sequences, and design 3 fixed primers (FY-F1, FS-F1, FS-F2) and 3 random primers (FY-R1, FS- R1, FS-R2).
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[0029] Example 2 Analysis of the genetic diversity of wild relatives of onion and garlic in Xinjiang by using the combination of TRAP molecular marker primers includes the following steps:
[0030] (1) Material
[0031] Altai garlic, Xinjiang garlic, healthy garlic, multi-seed garlic, Qitai garlic, Kanas garlic, Hongqi Daban garlic, edge-leaved garlic, scallion and small mountain garlic are selected in the original environment, and a total of 10 wild relatives of Xinjiang onion and garlic are selected. The species is the experimental material, and the sample material for TRAP analysis is taken from fresh leaves ( figure 1 ), the silica gel quickly dries the sample. The details of the source of materials are shown in Table 1.
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[0033] (2) Genomic DNA was extracted from wild relatives of onion and garlic in Xinjiang by the improved SDS method.
[0034] Using the mixed DNA of samples from different populations as the template DNA, 9 pairs of TRAP primer combinat...
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[0049] Experimental Example 2 Summary
[0050] Using the primer combination provided by the present invention, the genetic diversity analysis of Xinjiang onion and garlic wild relatives was realized by TRAP-PCR amplification, in order to realize the taxonomic identification and genetic relationship of Xinjiang onion and garlic wild relatives based on TRAP molecular markers Identification and other technical support were provided, and the efficiency and applicability of the TRAP primer combination in the study of wild relatives of onion and garlic in Xinjiang were further elaborated.
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