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Wild cabbage BoMS1 gene and application thereof to preparation of sterile materials

A gene and technology of cabbage, applied in the field of cabbage BoMS1 gene and its application in the creation of sterile materials, to achieve the effect of reducing the cost of reproduction

Active Publication Date: 2019-01-08
SOUTHWEST UNIVERSITY
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[0005] In order to solve the above-mentioned problem of genetic vulnerability risk that relies heavily on a single oguraCMS single sterility resource when using the male sterility approach to select the first-generation cabbage hybrid variety, the present invention provides a key gene BoMS1 for controlling male sterility in cabbage. By down-regulating the expression of BoMS1 or mutating the BoMS1 gene, corresponding transgenic male sterile lines and non-transgenic male sterile lines can be obtained

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Embodiment 1

[0041] Example 1: Identification of Brassica oleracea BoMS1 gene sequence

[0042] In combination with bioinformatics analysis, the Brassica Database online database is used to obtain the Bol035718 (BoMS1) sequence (SEQ ID No.2) of the cabbage gene, and then the genome sequence (including introns, SEQ ID No.3) of the gene is obtained. According to Bol035718 Gene sequence information, designed primers MS1-F:5-CATGCCATGGCCATGTCGAATCTGATTCG-3 and MS1-R:5-CGCGGATCCTCAAGGCAAAAAAGAGAGAGGAATAAG-3. (1) Extract the total RNA at the bud stage of the self-incompatible line F416 of cabbage, and reverse transcribe it into cDNA; (2) Extract the genomic DNA of the self-incompatible line F416 of cabbage. Using the extracted cDNA and genomic DNA as templates, PCR products were cloned and sequenced using primers MS1-F and MS1-R, and the results showed that both the coding frame sequence and genome sequence of the cloned target gene were consistent with the coding frame sequence of the Bol035718...

Embodiment 2

[0043] Example 2: RNAi down-regulates BoMS1 gene expression to obtain cabbage male sterile material

[0044] Using primers PMS1-F (5-AACTGCAGCCTTAAGTATACGACTAGAAACAT-3) and PMS-R (5-TGCCATGGATCGTATCGAACTTTAGTTTGGTC-3) to amplify from Brassica oleracea genomic DNA, the promoter sequence PBoMS1 (SEQ ID No.5) 2068 bp upstream of the BoMS1 gene was amplified. After sequencing, the sequence was excised with PstI+NcoI and incorporated into the PBI525 vector ( figure 1 -A) PstI and NcoI sites replace the 35S-35S promoter therein. Use primers MS1-F (5-CCATGGCCATGTCGAATCTGATTCGAACAGATC-3) and iMS-2 (5-CGGGATCCCTGTAATGTTCCATAAATAAATGC-3) to amplify the sequence from the first exon to the first intron of 674bp, and insert NcoI+ downstream of the PBoMS1 promoter after sequencing BamHI site. In addition, primers iMS-3 (5-CGGGATCCATGTCGAATCTGATTCGAACAGAT-3) and iMS-4 (5-CGGGATCCCAACATATTGGCAATGGTTGCAAC-3) were used to obtain the reverse complementary sequence of the first exon, which was ...

Embodiment 3

[0045] Example 3: Expression of BoMS1 gene in Arabidopsis ms1 / ms1 male sterile mutant plants restores fertility

[0046] The CS20 mutant (Germplasm / Stock: CS75) in the ABRC Arabidopsis mutant library is a mutant of the MS1 gene, and its homozygous mutant ms1 / ms1 exhibits complete male sterility. Primers APMS-F (5-AACTGCAGGAGACCCTCTTCATCTTGCGTGT-3) and APMS-R (5-AACTGCAGCGAATCAGAAATTTGGTTTGATCTTG-3) were used to amplify the 2981bp MS1 gene upstream promoter APMS1 (SEQ ID No. 6) from Arabidopsis DNA. Primers MS1-TF (5-CGGGATCCATCATTCATGTTATATTAAACCTTC-3) and MS1-TR (5-GAAGATCTACTACACACTTCTTTCTCCGCCTTG-3) were designed to amplify the AT-MS1 terminator (SEQ ID No.7) 346 bp downstream of MS1 gene from Arabidopsis DNA. First, the cloned Arabidopsis thaliana MS1 gene terminator At-MS1 was excised with BamH+BglII and inserted as follows image 3 -The BamH site upstream of the Nos terminator in the PCA13BAR-NP plant vector shown in -A, and screen the required direction; then cut out t...

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Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of biotechnology breeding, and specifically relates to a wild cabbage BoMS1 gene and an application thereof to preparation of sterile materials. The invention provides a wild cabbage BoMS1 gene namely a key gene for controlling wild cabbage males to be sterile, the expression of the wild cabbage BoMS1 gene is lowered through an RNAi technique, and further a genetically modified male sterile plant system is prepared, so that the problem that heredity weakness risk exists because single ogura CMS single sterile resources are massively depended when wild cabbagefirst filial generation variety breeding is performed in a male sterile way is solved. The expression of the wild cabbage BoMS1 gene and the expression of a wild cabbage SRK gene are lowered throughthe RNAi technique, and the genetically modified male sterile system which is compatible with blossoming hybridization of a maintenance line is prepared. Through the adoption of sterile strains prepared according to the method, the problem that the propagation of the maintenance line needs artificial bud pollination is solved, and the propagation cost of wild cabbage male sterile systems is lowered; a non-genetically modified male sterile system which is compatible with blossoming hybridization of the maintenance line is further prepared through simultaneous mutation of the wild cabbage BoMS1gene and the wild cabbage SRK gene.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of biotechnology breeding, and in particular relates to the cabbage BoMS1 gene and its application in creating sterile materials. Background technique [0002] Cabbage is one of the most widely planted cruciferous vegetables in the world, and it is also one of the important autumn and winter leafy vegetables in my country. The annual planting area of ​​cabbage in China is about 12 million mu. The first-generation hybrid varieties can greatly increase the yield and stress resistance of cabbage, and the popularization and utilization of the first-generation hybrid varieties is an important way to improve the production efficiency of cabbage. For a long time, the selection of the first-generation hybrid varieties of cabbage was mainly achieved by using the self-incompatibility approach, that is, using two different S-haplotype self-incompatibility lines to cross through bee pollination during flowering, from the two Th...

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IPC IPC(8): C12N15/29C07K14/415C12N15/82A01H5/00A01H6/20
CPCC12N15/8213C12N15/8289C07K14/415C12N2810/10
Inventor 宋洪元朱陈曾郑敏李勤菲任雪松司军
Owner SOUTHWEST UNIVERSITY
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