CN113564178B - Blind vein obv gene and application thereof - Google Patents

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CN113564178B
CN113564178B CN202110829136.3A CN202110829136A CN113564178B CN 113564178 B CN113564178 B CN 113564178B CN 202110829136 A CN202110829136 A CN 202110829136A CN 113564178 B CN113564178 B CN 113564178B
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Abstract

The invention provides a novel dark vein gene obv, which is a zinc finger transcription factor encoding a C2H2L structural domain, is mainly expressed in vascular bundles in veins and surrounding palisade tissues and is positioned in cell nuclei. The dark vein gene obv can improve the chlorophyll content, photosynthetic rate and stomatal conductance of veins and increase the quantity of chloroplasts. The obv gene of the invention participates in regulation and control of chloroplast development and photosynthesis of tomato leaves, and can provide theoretical basis and technical support for genetic improvement of tomatoes with high light efficiency. The obv gene of the invention can improve the yield and the content of soluble solids of tomatoes, has important significance on the high quality and the high yield of tomatoes, can be applied to the cultivation of new varieties of tomato heterosis, has huge development and utilization values and has wide market application prospect.

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Blind vein obv gene and application thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to a dark vein obv gene and application thereof. The invention adopts a forward genetics method, clones to control tomato dark vein gene obv, knocks out obv gene by CRISPR/Cas9 knockout technology, and causes dark vein to appear in the tomato leaves with clear veins; and through over-expression of obv gene, the vein of the dark vein tomato leaves appears, thus proving the function of the gene. Also relates to a vector containing the gene and homologous genes of other species, and to the use of the gene or functional analogues thereof for regulating plant vein changes and chlorophyll content.
Background
Leaf blade is the main organ for photosynthesis and respiration of plant, photosynthesis is the basis of plant growth and development, and is also the main determinant of yield and quality, and leaf blade related character is one of the key characters for genetic improvement of crops.
Tomatoes are grown in the andes mountain, the ecuador coast and the peru of south america, and after several hundred years of domestication and improvement, tomatoes become one of the most important vegetables in the world and are widely planted worldwide. Tomato leaves are complex leaves, and many variations are formed in the evolution process, but the variation of the veins is very limited. A naturally mutated dark vein obv (Obscuravenosa) gene is found in the production, and under drought and high light intensity environment conditions, such as areas of California and Xinjiang in China, the photosynthetic efficiency and stomatal conductance of leaves can be effectively improved, the fruit yield is increased, and stronger plasticity is shown on high light, so that the gene is well fixed in tomato varieties for processing in the breeding process.
The wild tomato leaf veins are all transparent leaf veins, namely, the bright vein, the dark vein obv gene mutation can be derived from a variety Earliana in the twentieth of the nineteenth century, the character is single recessive gene control, is caused by the increase of the chlorophyll content of the leaf veins, has obvious gain on the leaf vein gas exchange related characters, and can obviously improve the water utilization rate and the yield. The brightness of tomato veins is caused by the high and low chlorophyll content in the veins, and the periphery of the lower epidermis cells and mesophyll cells of the tomatoes usually have no chloroplasts, but the dark vein tomato materials are opposite. Second, the tomato dark vein phenotype is caused by the lack of vascular bundle sheath extension (Bundle Sheath Extensions, BSEs) in the leaves, the dark vein leaf palisade tissue has continuity in the upper epidermis, while the palisade tissue of the bright vein is discontinuous.
Tomatoes are important worldwide vegetable crops, china is the first world production country, the cultivation area is about 1600 tens of thousands of mu, and annual output value is 1800 hundred million. The application of the tomato dark vein gene obv has important significance for genetic improvement of tomato varieties with high photosynthetic efficiency and improvement of tomato yield and quality. However, the gene is not cloned at present, the function of the gene is not clear, and the further application of the gene is limited. The research of the gene has great significance for genetic improvement of high-light-efficiency tomatoes, and has great promotion effect on the differentiation, formation and development of tomato vascular bundle sheaths, and the research of photosynthetic regulation mechanisms and photosynthetic systems of C3 crop tomatoes.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims at providing a dark vein gene obv and application thereof.
According to one aspect of the present application, the present invention provides a dark vein gene obv, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the dark vein gene obv is as shown in SEQ ID No: 1.
As a specific embodiment of the present application, the coding sequence of the dark vein gene obv is shown in SEQ ID No: 2.
As a specific embodiment of the present application, the amino acid sequence of the dark vein gene obv is as shown in SEQ ID No: 3.
According to another aspect of the present application, the present invention also provides the application of the dark vein gene obv in regulating the darkness of plants She Maiming.
According to another aspect of the application, the invention also provides the application of the dark vein gene obv in regulating and controlling the photosynthetic rate of plants.
According to another aspect of the application, the invention also provides the application of the dark vein gene obv in plant genetic breeding.
As a preferred embodiment of the present application, the plant is selected from at least one of tomato, capsicum, eggplant and cucumber.
As a specific embodiment of the present application, the plant is tomato. The green content of leaves in tomato leaves, veins and vascular bundle sheaths is controlled by controlling the expression quantity of obv genes or homologous genes thereof in tomatoes, so that the photosynthetic efficiency is enhanced, and the purposes of yield increase and high quality are achieved.
The technology for realizing the invention is as follows:
1. identification of clear tomato leaf vein as dark vein
Phenotype identification of tomato She Maiming veins and dark veins (FIG. 1), paraffin sections of tomato leaf veins were identified (FIG. 2).
2. Whole genome association analysis (GWAS) of tomato natural populations
The widely collected 299 parts of processed tomato germplasm material is used as a natural population, and through carrying out phenotypic observation record and combining whole genome re-sequencing data, whole genome association analysis is completed. It was confirmed that the obv gene was located at the end of the long arm of chromosome 5 and linked to SP5G (fig. 3).
3. Genetic localization of tomato light and dark vein gene obv
F2 isolated population is constructed by using tomato vein material and vein material, and fine localization of obv gene is completed by constructing linkage map. According to the genotyping and phenotypic identification results of the recombinant single plant, the obv gene is finally positioned between the No. 5 chromosome molecular markers SNP20 and SNP24, and the interval size is about 24.141kb (FIG. 4). The primer nucleotide sequences of the molecular markers SNP20 and SNP24 are respectively shown in SEQ ID NO:3 and SEQ ID NO: 4.
4. Determining mutation site to obtain candidate gene
Using SGN website (https:// solgenomics. Net), gene prediction was performed within the located 24.141kb interval, and combined with sequence variation analysis, it was found that there was a mutation of 1 base G substitution to A on the third exon of Solyc05G054030, located at the 404 th base in CDS region, solyc05G054030 was finally determined as a candidate gene belonging to the C2H2 type zinc finger structural transcription factor, comprising 4 exons, CDS region length 1,149bp, translation 381 amino acids, and base G mutation to A at the 404 th base in CDS region, resulting in arginine (R) to histidine (H).
Functional verification of the obv Gene
The Crispr/Cas9 knockout experiments verify obv gene function. The method comprises the steps of constructing a CRISPR/Cas9 vector by using a pMGET (pKSE 401-S) vector as a skeleton vector and adopting a T4 connection method, and obtaining a transgenic plant by using the Mingmai tomato Micro-Tom as a material. Compared to the vein of wild-type Micro-Tom, which was Ming vein, the veins of the transgenic lines were all dark veins (FIG. 6). At the same time, the chlorophyll content of leaf veins of transgenic plants is obviously increased, and the number of chloroplasts in She Maiwei tube bundles is obviously increased (figure 7).
The function of the overexpression obv gene is verified. Cloning the full-length coding sequence (CDS) of obv into a pBI121 binary vector, and transforming the overexpression vector into a dark vein tomato M82 by adopting an agrobacterium GV3101 mediated genetic transformation method to obtain a transgenic plant. Both the main and collateral vessels of the leaves of the transgenic plants exhibited a Ming pulse phenotype compared to wild-type M82 (FIG. 8). Obv has the function of regulating and controlling the brightness of veins.
Application of obv Gene
The brightness of veins can be changed by combining agrobacterium-mediated genetic transformation methods such as Crispr/Cas9 gene editing or overexpression, and the like, so that the chlorophyll content of tomato leaves and vascular bundle sheaths can be changed. The brightness of the veins can be changed according to the requirements of different tomato varieties, so that the high efficiency is formed, and the purposes of increasing yield and improving quality are achieved. The tomato dark vein control gene obv can be applied to transgenic tomatoes and transgenic tomato seeds to carry out genetic improvement of varieties.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
(1) The invention provides a novel dark vein gene obv, which is a zinc finger transcription factor encoding a C2H2L structural domain, is mainly expressed in vascular bundles in veins and surrounding palisade tissues and is positioned in cell nuclei.
(2) The dark vein gene obv can improve the chlorophyll content, photosynthetic rate, stomatal conductance and chloroplast quantity of veins. The obv gene of the invention participates in regulation and control of chloroplast development and photosynthesis of tomato leaves, can provide theoretical basis and technical support for genetic improvement of tomatoes with high light efficiency, can be applied to cultivation of new varieties of tomato heterosis, has great development and utilization values and wide market application prospect.
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FIG. 1 tomato leaf vein phenotype observation;
FIG. 2 tomato leaf vein paraffin section;
FIG. 3 Whole genome association analysis of tomato leaf vein obv trait;
FIG. 4 Fine localization of tomato leaf vein obv trait
FIG. 5 tomato light and dark leaf photosynthesis index;
FIG. 6 tomato Micro-tom and obv gene editing plant leaf vein phenotype and paraffin sections;
FIG. 7 tomato Micro-tom and obv Gene-edited plant, leaf vein chlorophyll content and chloroplast number in vascular bundles;
FIG. 8 tomato M82 and obv overexpressing plant leaf vein.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to specific examples.
1. Identification of clear and dark veins of tomato leaves.
Cotyledons of tomato material of both genotypes already show different veins when budding, making it easier to distinguish between bright and dark vein phenotypes as true leaves develop. The difference of the size, thickness and shape of the leaf is not large, but the difference of the vein brightness and darkness phenotype is obvious, and the obvious difference can be observed by naked eyes under direct sunlight, as shown in figure 1.
In order to further observe the difference of the light and dark vein materials, paraffin sections are adopted to observe the cross sections of the material light veins and dark vein leaf veins, and it is obvious that the extension of the vascular bundle sheath is absent in the light vein material She Maizhong, and the palisade tissue becomes discontinuous; while in the presence of the vascular bundle sheath extension of the vein material She Maizhong, the palisade tissue remains in a continuous state with the veins, as shown in fig. 2.
As shown in FIG. 5, the results of FIG. 5 show that the photosynthetic rate, stomatal conductance and transpiration rate of the dark pulse tomato leaf are 1.98 times, 2.64 times and 2.94 times that of the bright pulse tomato leaf, respectively, indicating that the dark pulse gene can improve the photosynthetic efficiency of the tomato leaf.
1. Whole genome association analysis (GWAS) of tomato natural populations
The 299 parts of widely collected processed tomato germplasm material is used as a natural population, wherein the natural population comprises 129 parts of vein material, 163 parts of vein material, 7 parts of data deletion, and specific phenotype investigation results are shown in annex 1. By phenotyping it, whole genome association analysis was completed in combination with whole genome re-sequencing data, as shown in fig. 3. The obv gene is located at the end of the long arm of chromosome 5 with a confidence interval of SL2.50chr05:63,049,460 bp, section size 963,238bp, and linked to SP 5G.
2. Genetic localization of tomato light and dark vein gene obv
F2 isolated population of 1500 strains is constructed by using tomato vein material 05-62 and vein material 05-49, phenotype identification accords with 3:1 isolation rule, and the vein characters are controlled by recessive single genes. According to the GWAS result, selecting SNPs locus to develop into KASP mark, combining with phenotype identification result, and constructing linkage map to finish fine positioning of obv gene. According to the genotyping and phenotype identification results of the recombinant single plant, the obv gene is finally positioned between the No. 5 chromosome molecular markers SNP20 and SNP24, and the interval size is about 24.141kb, as shown in FIG. 4. The primer nucleotide sequences of the molecular markers SNP20 and SNP24 are shown in Table 1, respectively.
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3. Determining mutation site to obtain candidate gene
Using SGN website (https:// solgenomics. Net), gene predictions were made within a targeted 24.141kb interval, finding a total of 3 open reading frames within this region. We examined the expression of the three genes using Ensemblplants website (https:// plants. Ensembl. Org/Solanum_lycopersicum/Info/Index) and found that Solyc05g054030 and Solyc05g054040 were expressed in leaves, and sequencing analysis of the full length of the 2 genes indicated: a mutation in the third exon of Solyc05G054030, wherein 1 base G is replaced by A, and the mutation is positioned at the 404 th base of CDS region and codes for the 135 th amino acid; the method comprises the steps of carrying out a first treatment on the surface of the Solyc05g054040 coding region sequence was not different; solyc05g054030 was finally identified as a candidate gene belonging to the C2H2 type of zinc finger structural transcription factor. The nucleotide sequence of the gene is shown below.
SEQ ID No:1
Solyc05g054030 gene sequence
>SL4.0ch05 SL4.0ch05:63395462..63398588(+strand)length=3127
ATGCTAACTAGCAACTCTTTCTTGTTTGGTGCTCCTTCTAATTATTCTGATCCATTTTCTTCCCCAGAAAATGGTTTTATTATCAAAAGAAAAAGAAGACCTGCTGGTACTCCAGGTATATATATATATTTTTAATTAATTAATTAGTATATTTTTAAAAAAAAATTAATTTACATAAATATATGAAGAAAATGGTACTTTTTTTGATAATTATGTGAAAAAACACTTGAGTTTTAGCTCTTGTGTGTCTATTATATTTCTAAATTGATCAACATGTTCAGTCAGTGACGAAAACAGAATTTTCATCAGAGGATTCATGAGGATGTAACGAAAAGAATTCAGATGAACCTCCTTTTGGCTTTTTCTATCTCCGACCTTGTGTTTTTGAATTCAGAATTTAAACGTTATAGATGAGAAAGTTGAATTATGATTTAACCTTATCTTTATAGTCAAGGGCGGAGCTATAGGTAACAAAGATTGTTTGGTTGATACAACCCCTTTCGTCAGAAAATTATATTTTTATATATTTATTTTTTAAAAAAAATTCTTAACCTAATAGATTTAATTTTTTAAAATTTTCTTAACCTAATAAATTTAGATGTGAAAATTATATTTGAATTACTGGCTCCGCTACTATTGCTAACACACATATGTTTAGGGTTATTCGACTGGTAAGAATGCTATTGAATTCTGTTGAACTCGTAATAATTAAATTTACGAATTTGCACAGATCCCGATGCACAAGTTGTATATCTTACAGCTGAGATGTTAATGGAATCTGATCGTTACGTTTGTGAAATCTGCAACCTTAGCTTTCAAAGAGAGCAAAATCTACAAATGCATCGTCGTCGCCATAAGGTTCCATGGAAGTTGAAGAAGAAGGTAGTTTAATTTATGTATAATTACGTCATCAATATATCGTCTCATCTAAAATCTTAAACTGTTCGATAGAACACAAGTTCTTCATTCGTTCAATAGGGAGTGAGTCTTCCCCTTTTTGAAAAATGAGTTAATATCATGTGTAGACGGAGAATTCATATATCTGATAAGAACAGATGTTACACTTGATCTTAGCCACAAGACCGAGAAAGATATTGATGAGAACTATACAATTTTTATTTACTAAATTATACTTTATATTTCAACACATCTCCTCACGTGCAAGTCATGAAGTTCTTCTTCTTCTTTTTTATTACGAGAACGATACATTTTAATATTTAGAATTTCTCTGTTTATTCTTACTGAAATGATTTATAATAATCACACAAATTGCTAAGGCTTAGTTTTCGACAATAATTTTCAAAAGTCTTTCAATTCTAGACGTCACTCCCCAGTTAAATATAGTCACATAAATTGTAACTGACATATTAGATTATATGATTAGATATGTTAATTTTTTTAATTAAATATAAATATAATTTCATTTACTTGATTATATTTTCAACGTGATCATCAGGAAGAAGAGAAAAATGAGATGGATCAAGTTATTAAGAAGAGAGTATATGTGTGTCCAGAGCCAAGTTGTGTGCACCATGATCCATGTCATGCATTAGGTGATCTTGTTGGAATCAAAAAACATTTTAGAAGAAAACGTAGCAATTACAAACAATGGATTTGTCAAAAATGCAACAAAGGTTATGCTGTTCAATCAGATTATAAAGCTCACATCAAAACTTGTGGTACTAGAGGCCATTCTTGTGATTGTGGAAGAGTTTTCTCTAGGTAAATTCATCTTCTTAATTATATATCTGTGTTCTGTTTTACTTGAGTCGAGAATCTATAAGAAAAAATAGAATCTATTTATCCTCATAGGAGTAAGGTTACAACGTCCTATTCAGATTCCACTAAATATGTTATTGTTATAGTAATTTTTATCATCAGCGTATCTTTATTATCTAGGTTATATTAAATATACTACTAAAAAACGTTAAAGAATTAGCTATGAAATTCGTAGCTGGTTAATTTATAACTAAATAGTCTATATCTACTAAGATTGTCTCATTATAAAATGTCATTTCTATGTAGTCAAATAGAATTAGGTTTAATTCATTGTTTAGTGATATAAATTAAATTTATAAAAATCTTTTAAGTGACTTAATAGCGTAAAAAGTAAATTTACACTATCTTATATATAAAAATTATACACATATATCAAGATGAGATTACCACATGTTACTTGAATTGGTAACATCCTTTAGGTCTAAAACCTAATGTATATATATGTCTTGTAAATGTACAAACATATTTTGTGTGCTCACATTTGAAAATTTCTTCCTTATCTATATGATTATAAAAATCACTATCTTTTTAGTTAAAAACATGAATATTATTATCAGAAAATCACTAATTTTCGACGATATTATATGAGTCAAATTCTGATAGATTTGTTGGAAATATTTTTAATTAAAAATTAGCGATTTTCTGATAGTAAATTTGAGTTATATATAGTATGTTTCTTCTAATTAATCTACTTTTTTTTTCCTCCCATTTTTATTGTGTTTTTTTTTTCAGAGTTGAAACATTTATTGAGCATCAAGATTCATGCAAACCACAAAGTACAACTACTAAAGAATGTCATGATATGCAAATACCAAAACCAATTTTCTTGCCTACTACTACAACTCATATCCCACCACATGATCAATATTCAAAAATATTGCCTAATCTTGATCTTGAGCTTTTCACTTCTCCAAATTATTTCAACCAAAACACACACAATTTTTCATCATTTGTTGATCAAAGTGATCATCATCATCATAATAATAATTACATAGTCCAAAACAATGATATTGAAGTCAAAGAAATTATTGAAGAGGCAACAACACAAGTAACAAGATTGAAAAGTGAAGCAAATGAAATACTCAAAATAGCAATGGAAGAAAAGGCAATGGCTATAGAGAAGAGACAAGAAGCAAAGTGTTTGATTGAATTAGCCAACCTTGAAATGGCAAAAGCAATGGAAATTAGACAAAGTGTTTGTGCTTCATCATCATCATCATCACATGTCATGAAGATAATAAAATGTAGTTCTTGTAATAATAAACAATTTCAAAGTGTGTCATCATCAAAAGATGCTACTTTGACTAATAATTATTATTTGTCATCTTCTATTTATAGAAGATGATGA
SEQ ID No:2
Coding sequence (CDS)
ATGCTAACTAGCAACTCTTTCTTGTTTGGTGCTCCTTCTAATTATTCTGATCCATTTTCTTCCCCAGAAAATGGTTTTATTATCAAAAGAAAAAGAAGACCTGCTGGTACTCCAGATCCCGATGCACAAGTTGTATATCTTACAGCTGAGATGTTAATGGAATCTGATCGTTACGTTTGTGAAATCTGCAACCTTAGCTTTCAAAGAGAGCAAAATCTACAAATGCATCGTCGTCGCCATAAGGTTCCATGGAAGTTGAAGAAGAAGGAAGAAGAGAAAAATGAGATGGATCAAGTTATTAAGAAGAGAGTATATGTGTGTCCAGAGCCAAGTTGTGTGCACCATGATCCATGTCATGCATTAGGTGATCTTGTTGGAATCAAAAAACATTTTAGAAGAAAACGTAGCAATTACAAACAATGGATTTGTCAAAAATGCAACAAAGGTTATGCTGTTCAATCAGATTATAAAGCTCACATCAAAACTTGTGGTACTAGAGGCCATTCTTGTGATTGTGGAAGAGTTTTCTCTAGAGTTGAAACATTTATTGAGCATCAAGATTCATGCAAACCACAAAGTACAACTACTAAAGAATGTCATGATATGCAAATACCAAAACCAATTTTCTTGCCTACTACTACAACTCATATCCCACCACATGATCAATATTCAAAAATATTGCCTAATCTTGATCTTGAGCTTTTCACTTCTCCAAATTATTTCAACCAAAACACACACAATTTTTCATCATTTGTTGATCAAAGTGATCATCATCATCATAATAATAATTACATAGTCCAAAACAATGATATTGAAGTCAAAGAAATTATTGAAGAGGCAACAACACAAGTAACAAGATTGAAAAGTGAAGCAAATGAAATACTCAAAATAGCAATGGAAGAAAAGGCAATGGCTATAGAGAAGAGACAAGAAGCAAAGTGTTTGATTGAATTAGCCAACCTTGAAATGGCAAAAGCAATGGAAATTAGACAAAGTGTTTGTGCTTCATCATCATCATCATCACATGTCATGAAGATAATAAAATGTAGTTCTTGTAATAATAAACAATTTCAAAGTGTGTCATCATCAAAAGATGCTACTTTGACTAATAATTATTATTTGTCATCTTCTATTTATAGAAGATGA
SEQ ID No:3
Amino acid sequence
MLTSNSFLFGAPSNYSDPFSSPENGFIIKRKRRPAGTPDPDAQVVYLTAEMLMESDRYVCEICNLSFQREQNLQMHRRRHKVPWKLKKKEEEKNEMDQVIKKRVYVCPEPSCVHHDPCHALGDLVGIKKHFRRKRSNYKQWICQKCNKGYAVQSDYKAHIKTCGTRGHSCDCGRVFSRVETFIEHQDSCKPQSTTTKECHDMQIPKPIFLPTTTTHIPPHDQYSKILPNLDLELFTSPNYFNQNTHNFSSFVDQSDHHHHNNNYIVQNNDIEVKEIIEEATTQVTRLKSEANEILKIAMEEKAMAIEKRQEAKCLIELANLEMAKAMEIRQSVCASSSSSSHVMKIIKCSSCNNKQFQSVSSSKDATLTNNYYLSSSIYRR*
4. Gene knockout test of obv Gene
To further confirm that the phenotype of tomato vein as dark vein is due to the variation of the gene Solyc05g054030, obv gene function was verified by Crispr/Cas9 knockout experiments in the context of wild type Micro-Tom. The method comprises the steps of constructing a CRISPR/Cas9 vector by using a pMGET (pKSE 401-S) vector as a skeleton vector and adopting a T4 connection method, and obtaining a transgenic plant by using the Mingmai tomato Micro-Tom as a material. Finally, 12 transgenic positive lines are obtained, three of the positive plants (Cris-1, cris-3 and Cris-24) are finally selected for further experiments, and compared with the leaf veins of the wild type Micro-Tom, the leaf veins of the three transgenic lines are all dark veins, as shown in figure 6.
Results of paraffin section experiments observing the cross section of the knockdown mutant and the wild type vein show that the palisade tissue in the Cris-24 vein of the transgenic plant is continuously arranged on the upper epidermis, while the palisade tissue in the wild type Micro-Tom vein shows discontinuous arrangement, as shown in FIG. 6, which is completely consistent with the previous paraffin section results.
Meanwhile, the chlorophyll content in the veins of the material is detected, and as shown in the figure 7, the content of Chla and Chlb in the veins of Cris-obv is about 1.4 times of that of WT, which is obviously higher than that in the wild type, as shown in the figure 7; the number of chloroplasts in the She Maiwei tube bundle was significantly increased.
5. overexpression test of obv Gene
To further verify obv gene function we performed over-expression of obv gene. Cloning the full-length coding sequence (CDS) of obv into a pBI121 binary vector, and transforming the overexpression vector into a dark vein tomato M82 by adopting an agrobacterium GV3101 mediated genetic transformation method to obtain a transgenic plant. Compared with the wild type M82, the main pulse and the side pulse of the leaf of the transgenic plant show a bright pulse phenotype, as shown in FIG. 8. According to the result of the comprehensive knockout and overexpression experiment, we can determine that Solyc05g054030 is the target gene for regulating and controlling the formation of the dark veins of tomato leaves, and the gene has the function of regulating and controlling the brightness of the veins.
The invention provides a dark vein gene obv and application thereof. The principles and embodiments of the present invention have been described herein with reference to specific examples, the description of which is intended only to facilitate an understanding of the method of the present invention and its core ideas. It should be noted that it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and adaptations of the invention can be made without departing from the principles of the invention and these modifications and adaptations are intended to be within the scope of the invention as defined in the following claims.
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tccccagaaa atggttttat tatcaaaaga aaaagaagac ctgctggtac tccaggtata 120
tatatatatt tttaattaat taattagtat atttttaaaa aaaaattaat ttacataaat 180
atatgaagaa aatggtactt tttttgataa ttatgtgaaa aaacacttga gttttagctc 240
ttgtgtgtct attatatttc taaattgatc aacatgttca gtcagtgacg aaaacagaat 300
tttcatcaga ggattcatga ggatgtaacg aaaagaattc agatgaacct ccttttggct 360
ttttctatct ccgaccttgt gtttttgaat tcagaattta aacgttatag atgagaaagt 420
tgaattatga tttaacctta tctttatagt caagggcgga gctataggta acaaagattg 480
tttggttgat acaacccctt tcgtcagaaa attatatttt tatatattta ttttttaaaa 540
aaaattctta acctaataga tttaattttt taaaattttc ttaacctaat aaatttagat 600
gtgaaaatta tatttgaatt actggctccg ctactattgc taacacacat atgtttaggg 660
ttattcgact ggtaagaatg ctattgaatt ctgttgaact cgtaataatt aaatttacga 720
atttgcacag atcccgatgc acaagttgta tatcttacag ctgagatgtt aatggaatct 780
gatcgttacg tttgtgaaat ctgcaacctt agctttcaaa gagagcaaaa tctacaaatg 840
catcgtcgtc gccataaggt tccatggaag ttgaagaaga aggtagttta atttatgtat 900
aattacgtca tcaatatatc gtctcatcta aaatcttaaa ctgttcgata gaacacaagt 960
tcttcattcg ttcaataggg agtgagtctt cccctttttg aaaaatgagt taatatcatg 1020
tgtagacgga gaattcatat atctgataag aacagatgtt acacttgatc ttagccacaa 1080
gaccgagaaa gatattgatg agaactatac aatttttatt tactaaatta tactttatat 1140
ttcaacacat ctcctcacgt gcaagtcatg aagttcttct tcttcttttt tattacgaga 1200
acgatacatt ttaatattta gaatttctct gtttattctt actgaaatga tttataataa 1260
tcacacaaat tgctaaggct tagttttcga caataatttt caaaagtctt tcaattctag 1320
acgtcactcc ccagttaaat atagtcacat aaattgtaac tgacatatta gattatatga 1380
ttagatatgt taattttttt aattaaatat aaatataatt tcatttactt gattatattt 1440
tcaacgtgat catcaggaag aagagaaaaa tgagatggat caagttatta agaagagagt 1500
atatgtgtgt ccagagccaa gttgtgtgca ccatgatcca tgtcatgcat taggtgatct 1560
tgttggaatc aaaaaacatt ttagaagaaa acgtagcaat tacaaacaat ggatttgtca 1620
aaaatgcaac aaaggttatg ctgttcaatc agattataaa gctcacatca aaacttgtgg 1680
tactagaggc cattcttgtg attgtggaag agttttctct aggtaaattc atcttcttaa 1740
ttatatatct gtgttctgtt ttacttgagt cgagaatcta taagaaaaaa tagaatctat 1800
ttatcctcat aggagtaagg ttacaacgtc ctattcagat tccactaaat atgttattgt 1860
tatagtaatt tttatcatca gcgtatcttt attatctagg ttatattaaa tatactacta 1920
aaaaacgtta aagaattagc tatgaaattc gtagctggtt aatttataac taaatagtct 1980
atatctacta agattgtctc attataaaat gtcatttcta tgtagtcaaa tagaattagg 2040
tttaattcat tgtttagtga tataaattaa atttataaaa atcttttaag tgacttaata 2100
gcgtaaaaag taaatttaca ctatcttata tataaaaatt atacacatat atcaagatga 2160
gattaccaca tgttacttga attggtaaca tcctttaggt ctaaaaccta atgtatatat 2220
atgtcttgta aatgtacaaa catattttgt gtgctcacat ttgaaaattt cttccttatc 2280
tatatgatta taaaaatcac tatcttttta gttaaaaaca tgaatattat tatcagaaaa 2340
tcactaattt tcgacgatat tatatgagtc aaattctgat agatttgttg gaaatatttt 2400
taattaaaaa ttagcgattt tctgatagta aatttgagtt atatatagta tgtttcttct 2460
aattaatcta cttttttttt cctcccattt ttattgtgtt ttttttttca gagttgaaac 2520
atttattgag catcaagatt catgcaaacc acaaagtaca actactaaag aatgtcatga 2580
tatgcaaata ccaaaaccaa ttttcttgcc tactactaca actcatatcc caccacatga 2640
tcaatattca aaaatattgc ctaatcttga tcttgagctt ttcacttctc caaattattt 2700
caaccaaaac acacacaatt tttcatcatt tgttgatcaa agtgatcatc atcatcataa 2760
taataattac atagtccaaa acaatgatat tgaagtcaaa gaaattattg aagaggcaac 2820
aacacaagta acaagattga aaagtgaagc aaatgaaata ctcaaaatag caatggaaga 2880
aaaggcaatg gctatagaga agagacaaga agcaaagtgt ttgattgaat tagccaacct 2940
tgaaatggca aaagcaatgg aaattagaca aagtgtttgt gcttcatcat catcatcatc 3000
acatgtcatg aagataataa aatgtagttc ttgtaataat aaacaatttc aaagtgtgtc 3060
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actctttctt gtttggtgct ccttctaatt attctgatcc attttcttcc ccagaaaatg 3180
gttttattat caaaagaaaa agaagacctg ctggtactcc aggtatatat atatattttt 3240
aattaattaa ttagtatatt tttaaaaaaa aattaattta cataaatata tgaagaaaat 3300
ggtacttttt ttgataatta tgtgaaaaaa cacttgagtt ttagctcttg tgtgtctatt 3360
atatttctaa attgatcaac atgttcagtc agtgacgaaa acagaatttt catcagagga 3420
ttcatgagga tgtaacgaaa agaattcaga tgaacctcct tttggctttt tctatctccg 3480
accttgtgtt tttgaattca gaatttaaac gttatagatg agaaagttga attatgattt 3540
aaccttatct ttatagtcaa gggcggagct ataggtaaca aagattgttt ggttgataca 3600
acccctttcg tcagaaaatt atatttttat atatttattt tttaaaaaaa attcttaacc 3660
taatagattt aattttttaa aattttctta acctaataaa tttagatgtg aaaattatat 3720
ttgaattact ggctccgcta ctattgctaa cacacatatg tttagggtta ttcgactggt 3780
aagaatgcta ttgaattctg ttgaactcgt aataattaaa tttacgaatt tgcacagatc 3840
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gtgaaatctg caaccttagc tttcaaagag agcaaaatct acaaatgcat cgtcgtcgcc 3960
ataaggttcc atggaagttg aagaagaagg tagtttaatt tatgtataat tacgtcatca 4020
atatatcgtc tcatctaaaa tcttaaactg ttcgatagaa cacaagttct tcattcgttc 4080
aatagggagt gagtcttccc ctttttgaaa aatgagttaa tatcatgtgt agacggagaa 4140
ttcatatatc tgataagaac agatgttaca cttgatctta gccacaagac cgagaaagat 4200
attgatgaga actatacaat ttttatttac taaattatac tttatatttc aacacatctc 4260
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atatttagaa tttctctgtt tattcttact gaaatgattt ataataatca cacaaattgc 4380
taaggcttag ttttcgacaa taattttcaa aagtctttca attctagacg tcactcccca 4440
gttaaatata gtcacataaa ttgtaactga catattagat tatatgatta gatatgttaa 4500
tttttttaat taaatataaa tataatttca tttacttgat tatattttca acgtgatcat 4560
caggaagaag agaaaaatga gatggatcaa gttattaaga agagagtata tgtgtgtcca 4620
gagccaagtt gtgtgcacca tgatccatgt catgcattag gtgatcttgt tggaatcaaa 4680
aaacatttta gaagaaaacg tagcaattac aaacaatgga tttgtcaaaa atgcaacaaa 4740
ggttatgctg ttcaatcaga ttataaagct cacatcaaaa cttgtggtac tagaggccat 4800
tcttgtgatt gtggaagagt tttctctagg taaattcatc ttcttaatta tatatctgtg 4860
ttctgtttta cttgagtcga gaatctataa gaaaaaatag aatctattta tcctcatagg 4920
agtaaggtta caacgtccta ttcagattcc actaaatatg ttattgttat agtaattttt 4980
atcatcagcg tatctttatt atctaggtta tattaaatat actactaaaa aacgttaaag 5040
aattagctat gaaattcgta gctggttaat ttataactaa atagtctata tctactaaga 5100
ttgtctcatt ataaaatgtc atttctatgt agtcaaatag aattaggttt aattcattgt 5160
ttagtgatat aaattaaatt tataaaaatc ttttaagtga cttaatagcg taaaaagtaa 5220
atttacacta tcttatatat aaaaattata cacatatatc aagatgagat taccacatgt 5280
tacttgaatt ggtaacatcc tttaggtcta aaacctaatg tatatatatg tcttgtaaat 5340
gtacaaacat attttgtgtg ctcacatttg aaaatttctt ccttatctat atgattataa 5400
aaatcactat ctttttagtt aaaaacatga atattattat cagaaaatca ctaattttcg 5460
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gcgattttct gatagtaaat ttgagttata tatagtatgt ttcttctaat taatctactt 5580
tttttttcct cccattttta ttgtgttttt tttttcagag ttgaaacatt tattgagcat 5640
caagattcat gcaaaccaca aagtacaact actaaagaat gtcatgatat gcaaatacca 5700
aaaccaattt tcttgcctac tactacaact catatcccac cacatgatca atattcaaaa 5760
atattgccta atcttgatct tgagcttttc acttctccaa attatttcaa ccaaaacaca 5820
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gtccaaaaca atgatattga agtcaaagaa attattgaag aggcaacaac acaagtaaca 5940
agattgaaaa gtgaagcaaa tgaaatactc aaaatagcaa tggaagaaaa ggcaatggct 6000
atagagaaga gacaagaagc aaagtgtttg attgaattag ccaaccttga aatggcaaaa 6060
gcaatggaaa ttagacaaag tgtttgtgct tcatcatcat catcatcaca tgtcatgaag 6120
ataataaaat gtagttcttg taataataaa caatttcaaa gtgtgtcatc atcaaaagat 6180
gctactttga ctaataatta ttatttgtca tcttctattt atagaagatg atgactattt 6240
atagaagatg atga 6254
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<212> DNA
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atgctaacta gcaactcttt cttgtttggt gctccttcta attattctga tccattttct 60
tccccagaaa atggttttat tatcaaaaga aaaagaagac ctgctggtac tccagatccc 120
gatgcacaag ttgtatatct tacagctgag atgttaatgg aatctgatcg ttacgtttgt 180
gaaatctgca accttagctt tcaaagagag caaaatctac aaatgcatcg tcgtcgccat 240
aaggttccat ggaagttgaa gaagaaggaa gaagagaaaa atgagatgga tcaagttatt 300
aagaagagag tatatgtgtg tccagagcca agttgtgtgc accatgatcc atgtcatgca 360
ttaggtgatc ttgttggaat caaaaaacat tttagaagaa aacgtagcaa ttacaaacaa 420
tggatttgtc aaaaatgcaa caaaggttat gctgttcaat cagattataa agctcacatc 480
aaaacttgtg gtactagagg ccattcttgt gattgtggaa gagttttctc tagagttgaa 540
acatttattg agcatcaaga ttcatgcaaa ccacaaagta caactactaa agaatgtcat 600
gatatgcaaa taccaaaacc aattttcttg cctactacta caactcatat cccaccacat 660
gatcaatatt caaaaatatt gcctaatctt gatcttgagc ttttcacttc tccaaattat 720
ttcaaccaaa acacacacaa tttttcatca tttgttgatc aaagtgatca tcatcatcat 780
aataataatt acatagtcca aaacaatgat attgaagtca aagaaattat tgaagaggca 840
acaacacaag taacaagatt gaaaagtgaa gcaaatgaaa tactcaaaat agcaatggaa 900
gaaaaggcaa tggctataga gaagagacaa gaagcaaagt gtttgattga attagccaac 960
cttgaaatgg caaaagcaat ggaaattaga caaagtgttt gtgcttcatc atcatcatca 1020
tcacatgtca tgaagataat aaaatgtagt tcttgtaata ataaacaatt tcaaagtgtg 1080
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agatga 1146
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115 120 125
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130 135 140
Lys Cys Asn Lys Gly Tyr Ala Val Gln Ser Asp Tyr Lys Ala His Ile
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165 170 175
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180 185 190
Ser Thr Thr Thr Lys Glu Cys His Asp Met Gln Ile Pro Lys Pro Ile
195 200 205
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210 215 220
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225 230 235 240
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325 330 335
Ser Ser Ser Ser Ser His Val Met Lys Ile Ile Lys Cys Ser Ser Cys
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<212> DNA
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1. The application of the dark vein gene obv in regulating the darkness of tomatoes She Maiming is characterized in that the nucleotide sequence of the dark vein gene obv is shown as SEQ ID No:1 is shown in the specification;
wherein, knocking out the dark pulse gene obv, wherein the tomato leaf pulse is dark pulse; the dark pulse gene obv was overexpressed and the tomato She Maiwei pulse was clear.
2. The application of the dark vein gene obv in regulating and controlling the photosynthetic rate of tomatoes is characterized in that the nucleotide sequence of the dark vein gene obv is shown as SEQ ID No:1 is shown in the specification;
wherein, knocking out the dark vein gene obv increases the photosynthetic rate of tomatoes.
3. The use according to any one of claims 1-2, wherein the coding sequence of the dark vein gene obv is set forth in SEQ ID No: 2.
4. The use according to any one of claims 1-2, wherein the amino acid sequence of the dark vein gene obv is set forth in SEQ ID No: 3.
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