Method for detecting pig hairless character based on ceRNA expression quantity and application of method
A technology for expression and quantitative detection, applied in DNA/RNA fragments, applications, recombinant DNA technology, etc., can solve problems such as affecting hair follicle growth, and achieve accurate results.
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[0040] Example 1: Screening for ceRNAs associated with hairless traits
[0041] The experimental population of the present invention is a small amount of large white hairless pigs discovered earlier (discovery address: Anping County, Hengshui City, Hebei Province, discoverer: Ding Xiangdong, associate researcher of the Animal Science and Technology College of China Agricultural University)
[0042] Specific implementation of ceRNA screening:
[0043] S1. Hairless pig mating plan: select normal boars and hairless sows for mating, and perform cesarean section when pregnant sows reach 41 days of gestation, take out pig embryos and collect two tissue pieces of 2cm x 2cm on the back of the embryos, and then separate the skin tissue And disinfect. One of them was placed in liquid nitrogen for RNA preservation, and the other was placed in paraformaldehyde for later phenotypic identification.
[0044] S2. Phenotype identification: for phenotype identification, hematoxylin and eosin ...
Embodiment 2
[0055] Example 2. Verifying the relationship between the expression level of ceRNA (MSTRG.2162.1 / Sus-miR29a-5p / BMPR1b) and the hairless phenotype in pig embryonic skin
[0056] S1. Hairless pig breeding plan: select normal boars and hairless sows to breed, and perform cesarean section when pregnant sows reach 41 days of gestation, take out pig embryos and collect two tissue pieces of size 2cm x 2cm on the back of the embryos, then separate the skin tissue and dry Disinfect. Place samples in liquid nitrogen for RNA preservation.
[0057] S2. mRNA extraction of skin samples: Grind the tissue block into powder in liquid nitrogen, weigh 50-100 mg of the tissue sample, add 1 ml Trizol, and then perform homogenization. Using chloroform (trichloromethane), isopropanol, 75% ethanol, and RNase-free water (required to be prepared with DEPC-treated water), the protein, DNA, and inorganic salts in the tissue were eluted and removed, and the RNA precipitate was concentrated.
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[0091] Example 3 Breeding Homozygous Hairless Pigs by Gene Editing BMPR1b Knockout Pigs
[0092] Hairless pigs were gene-edited using CRISPR / Cas9 gene knockout technology, and BMPR1b knockout was used to verify the molecular mechanism of BMPR1b on the formation of hair follicle placodes and the effect of hair follicle phenotype. And collected BMPR1b knock-in pig hair follicle phenotype data, analyzed and verified that BMPR1b is a functional gene that affects the formation of hair follicle placode and leads to hairless traits.
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