2007 5 3 309 313 Molecular Plant Breeding, 2007, Vol.5, No.3, 309 313 Research Report CBF1 1,3 2 1 3 1 1* 1,, 100093; 2,, 1000871; 3,, 010019 *, jinwanmei@sohu.com CBF1 PCR 640 bpcbf1 20 16 2CBF1, CBF1,, Study on CBF1 Gene Transferred from Transgenic Strawberry to Nontransgenic Strawberry Liu Yan 1,3 Hu Yuanlei 2 Dong Jing 1 Tian Zihua 3 Chen Meixiang 1 Jin Wanmei 1* 1 Institute of Forestry and Pomology, Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, Beijing, 100093; 2 The College of Life Science, Peking University, Beijing, 1000871; 3 Department of Agriculture of Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Hohhot, 010019 * Corresponding author, jinwanmei@sohu.com Abstract In order to improve strawberry Toyonoka freezing resistance, transgenic strawberry Honeoye which was studied as father and cultivar Toyonoka which was studied as mother was crossed. Results of molecular analysis by PCR confirmed that foreign gene CBF1 in transgenic strawberry Honeoye could be transferred into cultivar Toyonoka by crossing. Electrolyte leakage tests showed that electrolyte leakage ratio of transferred CBF1 gene plants was lower than control s at every low temperature. Comparaed with cultivar Toyonoka whose electrolyte leakage ratio rised obviously at 16, electrolyte leakage ratio of transferred CBF1 gene plants rised obviously at 20, and the intercellular icing temperature of transferred CBF1 gene plants is 2 lower than control s. The study showed that the expression of CBF1 gene of crossed plant increased the freezing tolerance of transgenic strawberry. Keywords Strawberry (Fragaria ananassa Duch.), CBF1gene, Gene transfer, Freezing tolerance (Fragaria ananassa Duch.) 1990 (, 2005a) (2001) (2005b) (5052010)
310 Molecular Plant Breeding (, 2002;, 2002) (, 2000,, 10(12): 1105-1108) (2000,, 45(1): 11-16) CBF1 COR CBF1 (C-repeat binding factor) (, 2007) CBF1 1 1.1 CBF1 83 pbpcbf1 LBA4404 CaMV35S NPT CBF1 1 1.2 CBF1 83 ( ) 83 70% 83 1 pbpcbf1 CaMV35S CBF1 Figure 1 Diagram of binery vector pbpcbf1 with CBF1 gene 1.3 MS ph 5.8 121~126 20 min 55 0 10 mg/l 20 mg/l 30 mg/l 40 mg/l 50 mg/l 1.4 55 10 min 3 d 70% 30 s 5 min 0.1% 10 min 3 5 min 1.5 PCR CTAB DNA DNA (2002) P1 5' GAAACGACATCGAATATTAG 3' P2 5' GTACTCTAGTCAATGAACTC 3' DNA 3 μl buffer 2 μl Mg 2+ 2 μl dntp 1 μl P1 1 μl P2 1 μl Taq 0.5 μl ddh 2 O 9.5 μl 20 μl 20 μl 94 4 min 35 (92 30 s, 55 40 s, 72 40 s) 72 10 min 1.6 1.6.1 (Jaglo-Ottosen et al.,1998) 0.4 cm 2
CBF1 Study on CBF1 Gene Transferred from Transgenic Strawberry to Non- transgenic Strawberry 311 6 3 5 25 ml 0 4 8 12 16 20 30 min 0~4 30 min 20 ml 30 min (DDSJ 308A, 1.000) 10 min 20 ml 30 min =( / ) 100% 2.2 MS+Km 30 mg/l ( 3A) MS+IBA 0.2 mg/l+ba 0.5 mg/l ( 3B) 1.6.2 Joglo-Ottosen (1998) 50 6 3 d (22~25 ) 1.6.3 Data Logger DT500 80 2 2.1 ( 2) 10 mg/l 20 mg/l 26% 44% 30 mg/l 40 mg/l 50 mg/l 79% 80% 96% MS+Km 30 mg/l 3 : A: 30 mg/l ; B: Figure 3 Screening of crossed strawberry generation Note: A: Screening crossed seeds in medium with 30 mg/l Km; B: Transferred plant growth 2.3 PCR CBF1 PCR 4 PCR 640 bp 0 10 mg/l 20 mg/l 30 mg/l 40 mg/l 50 mg/l 2 Figure 2 Effect of Km of different concentration on growth of strawberry 4 PCR : M: DNA marker; 1: ; 2: ; 3, 4: ; 5, 6: Figure 4 PCR analysis of crossed generation plants Note: M: DNA marker; 1: Positive control; 2: Negative control; 3,4: Transferred CBF1 gene plants; 5,6: Non-transferred CBF1 gene plants
312 Molecular Plant Breeding 2.4 2.4.1 ( 5) 20 16 CBF1 6 : A: 6 3 d (22~25 ) ; B: 6 3 d (22~25 ) Figure 6 Detection of cold resistance of transferred strawberry using method of freezing survival of plants Note: A: Non-transferred CBF1 gene plants which were frozen at 6 for 3 days and then returned to a growth chamber at 22~25 for a week; B: Transferred CBF1 gene plants which were frozen at 6 for 3 days and then returned to a growth chamber at 22~25 for a week 5 Figure 5 Detection of cold resistance of transferred strawberry using method of electrical conductibity 2.4.2 6 3 d 57.7% 35.6% 22~25 51.9% 73.2% ( 6) CBF1 2.4.3 7 6.11 7 Figure 7 Detection of cold resistance of transferred strawberry by testing intercellular icing temperature 4.15 2 3 (2004) pecp
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