A method for extracting early RNA of cotton fiber cell development

A cotton fiber and cell technology, applied in the field of extracting early RNA of cotton fiber cell development, can solve the problems of specificity reduction, systematic error, and limitation of transcription level at the initial stage of fiber development, etc., and achieve high RNA quality and accurate transcriptome data Effect

A cotton fiber and cell technology, applied in the field of extracting early RNA of cotton fiber cell development, can solve the problems of specificity reduction, systematic error, and limitation of transcription level at the initial stage of fiber development, etc., and achieve high RNA quality and accurate transcriptome data Effect

CN111607592BActive Publication Date: 2021-11-23HENAN UNIVERSITY

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[0044] Example 1: Cotton variety TM-1 (from Cotton Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences) Extraction and quality detection of fiber RNA at different developmental stages - 1DPA to 5DPA.

[0045] 1) Take materials. From the TM-1 plant, 40 cotton ovaries of -1DPA, 0DPA, 1DPA, 2DPA, 3DPA, 4DPA and 5DPA were respectively taken.

[0046] 2) cracking. Take seven 15mL centrifuge tubes, add 8mL of prepared lysate respectively, and mark them. For the flowers in step 1, carefully cut open the ovary wall with a blade in the ultra-clean workbench, gently clamp the fungus handle with tweezers, take out the complete ovules and put them into the corresponding centrifuge tubes.

[0047] 3) Vacuum treatment. Put the centrifuge tube in step 2 into the desiccator, vacuumize to -0.9Mpa, 10min-20min (-1DPA sample vacuumizes 10min, 0DPA sample vacuumizes 12min, 1DPA sample vacuumizes 14min, 2DPA sample vacuumizes 16min , 3DPA samples were vacuumed for 18 minutes, 4DPA and...

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[0061] Example 2: Imaging observation of ovule tissue by scanning electron microscope environment

[0062] Take 1 ovary of TM-1 0DPA cotton, carefully cut open the ovary wall with a razor blade, gently clamp the fungus with tweezers, take out 6 complete ovules with the same development status, and 3 ovules are directly subjected to electron microscope environment without any treatment scanning. The other 3 ovules were lysed, put the removed ovules into a 1.5mL centrifuge tube containing 800μL lysate, vacuumed to -0.9Mpa, 12min, vortexed for 5min, ddH 2 O was washed three times, and the electron microscope environment was scanned at a magnification of 1000 times.

[0063] The results of electron microscope imaging showed that the epidermal cells of the ovules without lysis treatment had normal protrusions, and the fiber cells were evenly and plumply distributed in the epidermis ( figure 2 ). The ovule epidermis tissue after vacuum lysis treatment, because the ovule epiderma...

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[0064] Example 3: Ovule semi-thin section observation

[0065] Take 1 ovary of TM-1 0DPA cotton, carefully cut open the ovary wall with a blade, gently clamp the funicular handle with tweezers, take out 6 complete ovules with the same development status, and fix the 3 ovules directly without any treatment . The other 3 ovules were lysed, put the removed ovules into a 1.5mL centrifuge tube containing 800μL lysate, vacuumed to -0.9Mpa, 12min, vortexed for 5min, fixed with fixative, sliced, and observed.

[0066] The process of semi-thin sectioning is as follows:

[0067] 1) Sample fixation. Put the ovules into a 2mL centrifuge tube filled with 1mL of fixative solution (the components of the fixative solution are 4% paraformaldehyde and 5% glutaraldehyde), and vacuumize to -0.9MPa until the ovules are completely immersed in the fixative solution.

[0068] 2) Wash. Wash 3 times with 0.1M Pbs (phosphate buffered saline), 15 min each time.

[0069] 3) Dehydration. Use 30% etha...

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Abstract

This technology belongs to the field of biotechnology, and discloses a method for extracting early RNA of cotton fiber cell development. Several ovaries of different development stages are taken, and complete ovules are taken; Clear; filter the supernatant, add absolute ethanol to the filtered supernatant to precipitate nucleic acid, collect the obtained solution, then add protein-removing solution RW1 to wash the protein, add DNase I working solution to digest DNA, then add protein-removing solution RW1 and rinse Liquid RW was used to wash other impurities except nucleic acid, and then the eluted RNA solution was collected; finally, the RNA concentration and purity were tested. The present invention is applicable to any cotton variety. It can quickly extract specific RNAs in the early stages of cotton fiber cell development that are difficult to separate at ‑1DPA, 0DPA, 1DPA, 2DPA, 3DPA, 4DPA, and 5DPA, and meet the requirements for transcriptional library construction.

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technical field [0001] The technology belongs to the field of biotechnology, and in particular relates to a method for extracting early RNA of cotton fiber cell development. Background technique [0002] Cotton is an important economic crop and the main source of natural fibers. It has considerable economic significance in textile production and also has important biological significance. Cotton fiber is a single cell formed by special differentiated protrusions from the outer epidermis of the ovule, and is a model system for studying cell elongation and cell wall synthesis. Cotton fiber development includes four stages: initiation of fiber cell differentiation, fiber cell elongation, secondary wall thickening, and dehydration maturation. Fiber initiation generally occurs from 3 days before flowering to 5 days after flowering, that is, about -3DPA to 5DPA (days post anthesis). The initiation of fiber cell differentiation is an extremely complex and crucial process. It not ...

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Application Information

Patent Timeline
23 Nov 2021
Publication
CN111607592B
IPC
C12N15/10
CPC
C12N15/101; C12N15/1017; C12Q2523/308
Inventors
邹长松; 李志芳