dsRNA, coding gene, preparation method and application thereof designed based on sex pheromone receptor gene or5m of Periplaneta americana
A technology of Periplaneta americana and receptor gene, applied in the field of dsRNA, can solve problems such as climbing, drug residues, threats to human and animal health and the ecological environment, and achieve the effects of controlling the number and speed of reproduction, blocking activity, and being environmentally friendly
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[0044] Example 1: Design and synthesis of dsRNA
[0045] The design and synthesis of dsRNA includes the following steps:
[0046] (1) Primer design
[0047] From the reported OR5M gene sequences of other species, a homologous alignment was performed in the Periplaneta americana genome to obtain the complete sequence of the Periplaneta americana sex pheromone receptor gene OR5M (as shown in SEQ ID No.1). Using the dsRNA design website E-RNAi (https: / / www.dkfz.de / signaling / e-rnai3 / ), copy and paste the entire Periplaneta americana sex pheromone receptor gene OR5M open reading frame sequence into the website, and design The dsRNA targeting sequence I (as shown in SEQID No.2) was obtained by parameter screening. Primers were designed according to the nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID No.2, forward primer OR5M-Fp: ATTGCACGGAATTTGTT (SEQ ID No.5) and reverse primer OR5M-Rp: AGTCTGAGTAGTGGACTG (SEQ ID No.6).
[0048] The OR5M sequence (SEQ ID No.1) of the sex pheromone receptor ...
Embodiment 2
[0067] Example 2 The expression level of OR5M in different tissues and different developmental times of Periplaneta americana
[0068] Fluorescent quantitative PCR primers were designed using primer premier5 primer design software. The primers used for fluorescent quantitative PCR detection are shown in Table 1. SYBR Green qPCR mix (yisheng, China) was used for quantitative detection of gene expression, and antennae (male and female), mouthparts, forefoot, brain, wings, The expression level of OR5M gene in testis and ovary (such as figure 1 shown), and the expression level of the OR5M gene in male antennae within 1-9 days after eclosion was further determined (such as figure 2 shown).
[0069] From figure 1 It can be seen that the expression level of OR5M in male antennae is much higher than that in other tissues, and the expression level of male antennae is significantly higher than that of female antennae, which is consistent with the characteristics that sex pheromones ...
Embodiment 3
[0072] Embodiment 3dsRNA influences on OR5M gene interference
[0073] (1) Live injection of the dsRNA that specifically inhibits the sex pheromone receptor gene OR5M of the American cockroach
[0074] Select healthy male and female Periplaneta americana that have just completed eclosion, raise them individually, and divide them into an experimental group and a control group (injection of dsGFP that cannot target any gene of the American cockroach). On the third day after eclosion, the males were anesthetized with carbon dioxide without damage, and then placed on the dissecting table, and a total of 2 μg of dsRNA targeting the OR5M gene was injected along the third to third abdomen of the abdomen by microinjection. The 4 abdominal segments (from bottom to top) were slowly injected into the abdominal cavity. At the same time, the same dose of GFP gene interference fragment was injected as a negative control. The male Periplaneta americana that has been injected with dsRNA is ...
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