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- the invention belongs to the field of biotechnology, in particular a rice bacterial blight resistance protein and its coding gene and application.
- Bacterial blight (Xanthomonas oryzae pv.oryzae (Xoo)) is one of the main diseases of rice in my country and the main rice-producing regions of the world in Southeast Asia, and it seriously threatens the safety of rice production.
- the use of host resistance is an effective measure to control the disease.
- variety resistance is often lost.
- the persistence of variety resistance and its mechanism have become a key point in current disease resistance research.
- Xa7 is considered to be a durable disease resistance gene that can effectively resist different pathogenic pathogens and has shown excellent and stable resistance in many countries around the world [Ona et al. ,1998, Epidemic development of bacterial blight on rice carrying resistance genes Xa-4, Xa-7, and Xa-10.
- the Xa7 gene was originally identified by the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) on the rice variety DV85 [Sidhu et al., 1978 Genetic analysis of bacterial blight resistance in lasty-four cultivars of rice, Oryza sativa L. Theor Appl Genet, 53:105 -111.].
- IRRI International Rice Research Institute
- Ogawa et al. introduced the gene Xa7 into the near-isogenic line IRBB7 [Ogawa et al.,1991, Breaking of near-isogenic lines of rice with single genes for resistance to bacterial blight pathogen Xanthomonas v. campestris .Jpn J Breed,41:523-529.].
- the primary purpose of the present invention is to overcome the shortcomings and deficiencies of the prior art and provide a rice bacterial blight resistant protein.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a gene encoding the above-mentioned rice bacterial blight resistance protein.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide pathogen-inducing regulatory elements in the promoter region of the aforementioned genes.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide the application of the above-mentioned protein, gene and pathogen-inducing regulatory element in the promoter region.
- a rice bacterial blight resistant protein named Xa7 protein, and its amino acid sequence is as follows:
- the gene encoding the above-mentioned rice bacterial blight resistance protein is named Xa7 gene, and its nucleotide sequence is as follows:
- the nucleotide sequence of the pathogen-inducing regulatory element in the promoter region of the gene encoding the above-mentioned rice bacterial blight resistance protein is as follows: TATAACCCCCCCCCCCAGATAACCA.
- the rice bacterial blight resistant protein can be synthesized by chemical synthesis; or by cloning the gene encoding the rice bacterial blight resistant protein into an expression vector, the obtained recombinant expression vector is transformed into host cells, Purified after expression.
- the preparation of the gene encoding rice bacterial blight resistance protein can be achieved by the following methods: obtaining by chemical synthesis; or designing primers, using DV85, IRBB7 or other rice varieties carrying Xa7 gene genomic DNA as templates, and PCR Obtained by amplification; or obtained by restriction digestion and screening from the plasmid carrying the Xa7 gene.
- the application of the gene encoding rice bacterial blight resistance protein can be used to study the mechanism of rice resistance to bacterial blight, and can also be used to cultivate rice varieties resistant to rice bacterial blight or other disease resistance Crop, or use it as a molecular marker to select rice varieties that are resistant to rice bacterial blight.
- the steps for cultivating rice varieties or other disease-resistant crops resistant to bacterial blight of rice are preferably as follows: the above-mentioned gene encoding rice bacterial blight resistant protein and the above-mentioned promoter region are induced and regulated The elements are introduced into susceptible rice or other crops to obtain disease-resistant rice or disease-resistant crops; or constitutive expression promoters or other pathogen-inducible promoters are connected in tandem with the coding sequences of the above genes to introduce susceptible Among diseased rice or other crops, disease-resistant rice or disease-resistant crops are obtained.
- the steps for selecting rice varieties resistant to bacterial blight of rice are preferably as follows: the rice varieties carrying the above-mentioned genes are used as donor parents, and pollen crosses are carried out with rice varieties susceptible to bacterial blight A series of progeny obtained were screened using Xa7 as a molecular marker, and rice varieties resistant to bacterial blight were identified.
- the donor parent is preferably DV85 or IRBB7.
- the application of the pathogen-inducing regulatory element in the promoter region of the gene encoding the rice bacterial blight resistance protein can be used to study the mechanism of rice resistance to bacterial blight, and can also be used to cultivate rice resistant to bacterial blight Varieties or other disease-resistant crops.
- the steps for cultivating rice varieties or other disease-resistant crops resistant to bacterial blight of rice are preferably as follows: the above-mentioned gene encoding rice bacterial blight resistant protein and the above-mentioned promoter region are induced and regulated The elements are introduced into susceptible rice or other crops to obtain disease-resistant rice or disease-resistant crops; or the above-mentioned pathogen-inducing regulatory elements in the promoter region are connected in tandem with other disease-resistant gene coding sequences to be introduced into susceptible rice Or other crops, get disease-resistant rice or disease-resistant crops.
- the present invention has the following advantages and effects:
- the present invention is based on previous research, through the construction of a genomic BAC library of rice variety IRBB7, library screening, candidate insert sequencing, target insert sequence prediction of AvrXa7 recognition site, and a series of transgene function complementation tests and gene knockout The experiment finally completed the cloning of the Xa7 functional gene.
- the present invention provides the sequence of Xa7 functional gene for the first time.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the location of the subcloned fragments and the disease resistance phenotype diagram of the transgenic lines;
- Figure A is a schematic diagram of the location and sequence of the overlapping regions of the subcloned fragments used in the transgene functional complementation experiment, and
- Figure B is the subcloned transgenic rice line Photograph of the phenotype of resistance to bacterial blight pathogen PXO86;
- Figure C shows the statistical results of the lesion length of subcloned transgenic rice lines against bacterial blight pathogen PXO86.
- Figure 2 is a diagram showing the structural characteristics and resistance expression pattern of the Xa7 gene; among which, Figure A is a schematic diagram of the structural characteristics of the Xa7 gene sequence, and Figure B is a diagram showing the resistance expression pattern of the Xa7 gene to bacterial leaf blight PXO86.
- Figure 3 is a diagram showing the results of the knock-out function verification of the pathogen-inducing element in the Xa7 gene promoter region;
- Figure A is the sequence of the mutant homozygous line after gene editing of the pathogen-inducing element in the Xa7 gene promoter region, and
- Figure B is the mutant line A diagram showing the expression pattern of resistance to bacterial blight pathogen PXO86, and
- Figure C is a photograph of the disease resistance phenotype of each mutant strain to bacterial blight pathogen PXO86.
- Figure 4 is a diagram showing the results of the knockout function verification of the coding region of the Xa7 gene;
- Figure A shows the sequence of the mutant homozygous strain after gene editing of the coding region of the Xa7 gene, and
- Figure 4 shows the resistance of each mutant strain to bacterial blight PXO86 Expression pattern,
- Figure C shows the disease-resistant phenotype of each mutant strain against bacterial blight PXO86.
- the present invention constructs the IRBB7 genomic BAC library of Xa7 resistant species, screens the library with close-linked molecular markers on both sides of Xa7, catches positive clones, and sequence the inserts of positive clones to obtain complete and accurate genomic sequences of the region.
- the rice variety IRBB7 has been published in the literature "Ogawa et al., 1991, Breeding of near-isogenic lines of rice with single genes for resistance to bacterial blight pathogen Xanthomonas campestris pv.oryzae.Japan) J Breed, 41: 523-529 public.
- the plant material for constructing the genomic BAC library is the near-isogenic line IRBB7 containing the Xa7 gene, the vector is Epicentre’s CopyControl TM pCC1BAC TM , and the subcloning and transgene expression vector is pYLTAC747H/sacB (in the literature "Xu et al., 2008, Construction and characterization of the transformation-competent artificial chromosome (TAC) libraries of Leymus multicaulis. Science in China (Series C: Life Sciences), (07): 604-613. "Open in).
- TAC transformation-competent artificial chromosome
- BAC library construction follows the experimental steps reported in the literature "Liu et al., 2002, Development of new transformation-competent artificial chromosome vectors and rice genomic libraries for efficient gene cloning. Gene, 282(1):247-255.”
- IRBB7 genomic DNA was extracted at the seedling stage, partially digested with HindIII restriction endonuclease, and 120-140kb DNA fragments were separated by pulse field electrophoresis, and then purified and ligated with the BAC vector pCC1BAC TM .
- 75ng BAC vector was mixed with five sets of genomic DNA digestion products (A: 30ng, B: 60ng, C: 120ng, D: 160ng, E: 350ng), press T4 DNA ligase 50 ⁇ L system was used to prepare the reaction system, and the ligation reaction was carried out in the PCR machine using variable temperature ligation program: 10°C3min, 3min to 16°C, 16°C5min, 30s to 18°C, 18°C30s, 30s to 20 °C, 20°C for 30s, 8s to 4°C, 4°C for 3min, 5min from 4°C to 22°C, 22°C1min to 10°C, and so on for 20 times, finally 65°C for 5min.
- variable temperature ligation program 10°C3min, 3min to 16°C, 16°C5min, 30s to 18°C, 18°C30s, 30s to 20 °C, 20°C for 30s, 8s to 4°C, 4°C for 3min, 5min from 4°
- the ligation product was dialyzed with MILLIPORE TM VSWP membrane (0.025 ⁇ M) on a 1/4 ⁇ TE solution at 4°C for about 2 to 3 hours.
- the dialysis product was electroporated to transform DH10B E. coli competent cells (Invitrogen TM ElectroMAX TM DH10B TM Cells). Take 1 ⁇ L of dialysis product and 20 ⁇ L of electrocompetent cells and mix them, transfer them into a pre-cooled 0.1cm electroporation cup, and place them in BioRad Electric shock conversion (parameters: voltage 2.0kV, resistance 200 ⁇ , capacitance 25 ⁇ F).
- the total number of clones is about 45,000, and the average insert fragment of each clone is 100kb.
- the library coverage is more than 10 times.
- BAC plasmid sequencing and sequence analysis of positive clones Use Omega’s BAC/PAC DNA Maxi Kit to extract plasmids cloned from P1-10G, P3-12F and P2-9D, construct a 350bp small fragment library, and use HiSeq PE150 sequencing platform for second-generation sequencing , The amount of sequencing data per clone is 1Gb.
- the sequencing data was assembled by Denovo without parameters, and the backbone sequence of the vector pCC1BAC TM was removed to obtain the insert sequence of the three positive plasmids.
- the three insert sequences were assembled and assembled to obtain 307.5 kb fragments with overlapping and staggered end to end.
- Galaxy’s TALgetter tool https://galaxy2.informatik.uni-halle.de:8976 was used to predict the recognition binding site (AvrXa7EBE) of AvrXa7 in the splicing sequence.
- the P-Value of the four recognizing binding sites was less than 1.0E -6 , and only one AvrXa7EBE was located in the promoter region upstream of the ORF.
- the ORF number is 52
- the candidate gene is named CG52
- its sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO.4.
- BAC subcloning library construction and functional complementation experiment The insert fragments of BAC plasmids P1-10G and P3-12F carrying the CG52 gene were incompletely digested with BamH I and Sau3A I, respectively, and ligated to the subcloning vector pYLTAC747H/sacB. The library was screened with CG52 promoter region and CDS region amplification primers, and the positive subclones were then extracted from the plasmids for end sequencing to determine the sequence of the insert.
- BAC plasmids were selected and passed Agrobacterium EHA105 (purchased from Beijing Huayueyang Biotechnology Co., Ltd., and the steps for plasmid transformation Agrobacterium were in accordance with the literature "Hood et al., 1993, New Agrobacterium helper plasmids for gene transfer to plants. Transgenic Res, 2,208-218" operation) mediates, transforms the indica susceptible variety IR24 (the rice variety IR24 is in the document "Ogawa et al.1991.
- the booting stage of transgenic rice adopts the "leaf cutting method” (according to the literature “Wu Shangzhong et al., 1985, Comparative Study on Pathogenicity of Bacterial Blight in Southern China and the Philippines, Acta Phytopathology, 15-2:65-72.”) Inoculate Xanthomonas oryzae PXO86 (the strain has been published in the document "Mew TW et al. 1982, Pathotypes of Xanthomonas compestris pv.oryzae in Asia. IRRI Research Paper Series, No 75.”), and the antibiotics were carried out 21 days after inoculation.
- the insert position information of the four subclones used for functional complementary genetic transformation is shown in Figure 1A.
- the L235 and L239 clones cover the full length of the CG52 gene.
- the transgenic rice lines of these two clones are resistant to disease; the sequence of the L236 clone overlaps with the 5'end of the L235 fragment, and its 3'end contains only the partial promoter of the CG52 gene
- the subregion, at the position of 213bp upstream of AvrXa7EBE, the transgenic rice line is susceptible; the 3'end of clone L240 overlaps with clone L235, and its 5'end only contains the CDS region of CG52 and the 13bp UTR sequence, and the AvrXa7EBE sequence is deleted.
- RNA was extracted with the near-isogenic line IRBB7 carrying the Xa7 gene, and the 5'end and 3'end of Xa7 were amplified by Invitrogen TM GeneRacer TM Kit.
- the specific primer for 5'RACE amplification is 5'-TGCCACCGATGAGGTAATCCTGC-3'
- the specific primer for 3'RACE amplification is 5'-CCTCCTCGGAATCTGGCTCATGTC-3'.
- RACE product passed PEASY TM- Blunt Zero Cloning Kit for cloning.
- IRBB7 and IR24 were inoculated with Xanthomonas oryzae pylori (PXO86) at the booting stage by the "leaf clipping method" and samples were taken 0, 1, 3, and 5 days later to extract total RNA.
- PXO86 Xanthomonas oryzae pylori
- Reverse transcription into cDNA with Takara TM PrimeScript TM RT reagent Kit with gDNA Eraser, Premix Ex Taq TM II (Tli RNaseH Plus) reagent was used for gene quantitative analysis on Bio-Rad fluorescent quantitative PCR instrument CFX96 TM .
- the 2- ⁇ CT method was used to calculate the relative expression of genes.
- the amplification primer pairs of the target gene Xa7 are as follows:
- Xa7 Fw 5’-GATCGTATGCCCGTTGCAGTTGC-3’;
- the amplification primer pairs of the internal reference gene TF2 are as follows:
- TF2 Fw 5’-GCCTGAAGTGTACTGTACCACCAC-3’;
- Example 3 CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene knockout to verify the key functional sites of the Xa7 gene
- the present invention also uses the CRISPR/Cas9 system to construct gene knockout transgenic lines of these two functional regions.
- the vector used for gene knockout is the binary expression vector pYLCRISPR/Cas9P ubi -H provided by the Liu Yaoguang laboratory of South China Agricultural University (Already in the document "Ma et al.2015, A robust CRISPR/Cas9system for convenient high-efficiency mutiplex genome editing in monocot and diocot plants.Mol.Plant.8,1274-1284.”), the intermediate vector pYLsgRNA-OsU6aL (already in the document “Ma et al.2015, A robust CRISPR/Cas9 system for convenient high-efficiency mutiplex genome editing in monocot and diocot plants.Mol.Plant.8,1274-1284.”), pYLsgRNA-Os
- search PAM protospacer advanced motif sequences in the AvrXa7EBE and CDS regions of the Xa7 promoter region through CRISPR-P, select the edited target site, and design the sgRNA target linker according to the target site sequence.
- the corresponding target adapter sequence is as follows:
- Target1 (targeting AvrXa7EBE, the target sequence is located at positions -126 ⁇ -107 in Figure 3A):
- OsU6aT1F 5’-gccgTATGTGGTTATCTGGGGGGG-3’;
- OsU6aT1R 5’-aaacCCCCCCCAGATAACCACATA-3’;
- Target2 (targeting AvrXa7EBE, the target sequence is located at positions -121 ⁇ -102 in Figure 3A):
- OsU6aT2F 5’-gccgTTCGTATGTGGTTATCTGG-3’;
- OsU6aT2R 5’-aaacCCAGATAACCACATACGAA-3’;
- Target3 targeting the CDS region, the target sequence is located at positions +22 ⁇ +41 in Figure 4A:
- OsU3T3F 5’-ggcaCTGCAACGGGCATACGATC-3’;
- OsU3T3R 5’-aaacGATCGTATGCCCGTTGCAG-3’;
- Target4 targeting the CDS region, the target sequence is located at positions +94 ⁇ +113 in Figure 4A:
- OsU6cT4F 5’-tcagCGACTGCTGACCGTCAACTC-3’;
- OsU6cT4R 5'-aaacGAGTTGACGGTCAGCAGTCG-3'.
- primers 5'-GAACTGCTCTGCTCAAGTGCCTC-3'; QC Rv: 5'-TGCCACCGATGAGGTAATCCTGC-3'
- the W6-4 and W7-4 homozygous strains obtained by editing the transgene by Target1 are produced in the ArvXa7EBE element in the Xa7 promoter region.
- the gene expression analysis of these transgenic lines showed (Figure 3B) that the absence of the ArvXa7EBE element will cause the loss of the function of Xa7 induced expression by the pathogen, and thus become susceptible to the pathogen ( Figure 3C).
- the W12-1, W12-6, W13-4 and W15-3 homozygous strains obtained by editing the transgenes of Target3 and Target4 produced different types of base deletion, insertion and substitution mutations in the CDS region of the Xa7 gene, respectively ( Figure 4A) , Resulting in early termination, frameshift, substitution and other mutations in the encoded protein after Xa7 mutation. Although the CDS region of the gene is mutated, its transcription is still activated and expressed by pathogens (Figure 4B), but the resistance of these mutant homozygous strains to pathogens is still lost (Figure 4C).
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- 一种水稻抗白叶枯病蛋白,其特征在于:氨基酸序列如SEQ ID NO.1所示。
- 编码权利要求1所述的水稻抗白叶枯病蛋白的基因,其特征在于:核苷酸序列如SEQ ID NO.2所示。
- 根据权利要求2所述的基因,其特征在于:还包括核苷酸序列如SEQ ID NO.3所示的启动子区病原诱导调控元件。
- 权利要求2所述的基因的应用,其特征在于:将所述的基因用于研究水稻抗白叶枯病的机制,用于培育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种或者其它抗病性作物,或是用于选育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种。
- 根据权利要求4所述的基因的应用,其特征在于:所述的用于培育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种或者其它抗病性作物的步骤如下:将权利要求2所述的基因和权利要求3所述的启动子区病原诱导调控元件导入易感病的水稻或其它作物中,得到具有抗病性的水稻或抗病性作物;或者将组成型表达启动子或其它病原诱导型启动子与权利要求2所述的基因串联,导入易感病的水稻或其它作物中,得到具有抗病性的水稻或抗病性作物。
- 根据权利要求4所述的基因的应用,其特征在于:所述的用于选育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种的步骤如下:将携带权利要求2所述的基因的水稻品种作为供体亲本,与易感白叶枯病的水稻品种进行花粉杂交,得到的一系列后代通过权利要求2所述的基因作为分子标记进行筛选,鉴定得到抗白叶枯病水稻品种。
- 权利要求2所述的基因的启动子区病原诱导调控元件,其特征在于:核苷酸序列如SEQ ID NO.3所示。
- 权利要求7所述的基因的启动子区病原诱导调控元件的应用,其特征在于:将所述的基因的启动子区病原诱导调控元件用于研究水稻抗白叶枯病的机制,或是用于培育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种或者其它抗病性作物。
- 根据权利要求8所述的基因的启动子区病原诱导调控元件的应用,其特征在于:所述的用于培育对水稻白叶枯病具有抗病性的水稻品种或者其它抗病性作物的步骤如下:将权利要求2所述的基因和权利要求7所述的启动子区病原诱导调控元件导入易感病的水稻或其它作物中,得到具有抗病性的水稻或抗病性作物;或者将权利要求7所述的启动子区病原诱导调控元件与其它抗病基因编码序列串联,导入易感病的水稻或其它作物中,得到具有抗病性的水稻或抗病性作物。
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