A molecular marker banii-1 related to the resistance of melon powdery mildew and its application
A melon powdery mildew and molecular marker technology, which is applied in the determination/inspection of microorganisms, biochemical equipment and methods, DNA/RNA fragments, etc., can solve the problems of melon powdery mildew-resistant materials, lack of powdery mildew resistance and unclear distinction of physiological races of powdery mildew. , to achieve the effect of speeding up breeding work efficiency, improving breeding efficiency and easy operation
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[0029] Example 1 Screening, primer design and application (verification) of molecular marker BanII-1:
[0030] The F 1 , F 2 The generation population is the experimental material verification marker to identify whether the melon is resistant to powdery mildew.
[0031] Two muskmelon lines M4-125 and X055 and F 2 The high powdery mildew resistant plants and highly susceptible powdery mildew plants in the population were sequenced, and the genome sequence of the melon was obtained through the NCBI website. Through the comparison of the sequence and the sequencing material, the chromosome of the sequence of the segment of the melon powdery mildew resistance gene was obtained. Interval, within this interval, mining the base segment of the sequencing data with the SNP mutation site, analyzing the enzyme digestion information of the site, obtaining the sequence with the CAPS mutation, and using the Primer software to design the molecular marker BanII on the sequence with the site...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Example 2 Expanded range application (verification) of molecular marker BanII-1:
[0050] Using the obtained molecular marker BanII-1 to screen the germplasm resources of melon varieties with different resistance to powdery mildew (physiological race 2F of Erysipha monocysticum):
[0051] In order to identify the applicability of the developed molecular marker BanII-1 to other melon materials, 10 kinds of melon materials with different resistance to powdery mildew (Erysipha monocysticum race 2F) including M4-125 and X055 were selected. Using the molecular marker primers, the genome was amplified by PCR and verified by enzyme digestion. The names and resistances of these 10 kinds of melon materials are shown in Table 2
[0052] Table 2 Introduction of 10 kinds of melon materials
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[0054] Expanded range of applications of the molecular marker BanII-1:
[0055] (1) Collect the young true leaves of the above 10 kinds of melon materials, and use the improved C...
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