A differential gene between commercial Bumblebee and wild Bumblebee and its molecular markers and applications
A wild ground bear and differential gene technology, applied in the field of mutation or genetic engineering, can solve the problems of inability to provide theoretical guidance for breeding by breeders, the number of tested individuals is small, and the actual effect is not large, so as to facilitate indoor breeding and improve detection. Efficiency, strong pollination effect
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[0031] Perform resequencing analysis on 24 imported commercial Bumblebee (purchased from the Netherlands Cobert Company) and 54 wild-type Bumblebee to find the differential genes between commercial Bumblebee and wild-type Bumblebee. The specific steps are as follows:
[0032] 1. There are three main sources for the collection of Bumblebee samples worldwide, namely: Bumblebee from Xinjiang, China, a commercial Bumblebee from Europe, and Bumblebee specimens from the British Museum of History and Nature. The samples cover 10 countries and regions around the world, including 7 European countries—UK, France, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Turkey, and Russia, and 3 Asian countries—China, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan;
[0033] 2. DNA extraction, quality control and genome repair, a total of 78 ground bumblebee genomes were extracted;
[0034] 3. Preparation of sequencing library and genome resequencing, add 5 × TAB, 2ul PPM, 2ulN5, 2ul N7, 1ul TAE, ddH to the DNA in proportion 2 O was ...
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[0041] 1. Discovery of specific molecular marker sites
[0042] By resequencing the genomes of 54 wild Bumblebees (samples were collected in Xinjiang, my country and 9 countries in Europe and Asia) and 24 commercial Bumblebees (purchased from the Netherlands Cobert Company), using bioinformatics methods , a specific SNP site was identified in the bumblebee genome, and the site was named NC015772.1_15245950. At the NC015772.1_15245950 locus, all commercial Bumblebees have the same genotype (both CC), all wild Bumblebees have the same genotype (all are TT), and the commercial and wild Bumblebee Genotypes are not the same (instructions attached figure 1 ). figure 1 The SNP site is shown, and only the sequence alignment results of some bumblebee individuals are shown here.
[0043] On the Bumblebee reference genome, the SNP site and the flanking sequence are 5'-CGCTTCGCTCGAGATCGATTCCGTAATTGG(T / C)TCTTGGCTAGTGGATGCCACTTGCGTAACA-3'; wherein the 31st nucleotide of the sequence is th...
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