AN ANTHRACIS TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR CsATF1 AND THE APPLICATION THEREOF
AssigneeHainan University
InventorsChunhua Lin, Siqi Fang, Miao Song, Weiguo Miao, Wenbo Liu, Xiao Li
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Abstract
The present invention provides a colletotrichum transcription factor CsATF1 and its application thereof; the gene which contains 2 introns, encodes 536 amino acids and contains 3 Aft1 domains and 1 BRLZ (basic leucine zipper) domain is an ATF transcription factor in a bZIP transcription factor family. The results of experiments show that the transcription factor is involved in regulating sensitivity of fungi to pyrrole agents such as fludioxonil, indicating that CsATF1 can be applied in preparing a bactericidal enhancer.
Claims6
A colletotrichum transcription factor CsATF1, comprising a nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO:1.
A method for preparing a CsATF1 gene knockout vector, comprising the preparation steps of:
- designing primer pairs CsATF1-UP-F/CsATF1-UP-R and CsATF1-D-F/CsATF1-D-R at front and rear ends of a CsATF1 gene encoded reading frame,
- obtaining an upper arm sequence of the CsATF1 gene and a lower arm sequence behind a C terminal by PCR amplification, and
- linking the upper arm sequence and the lower arm sequence into a vector pCX62-S by a method of homologous recombination to obtain the knockout vector;
- and the nucleotide sequence of the CsATF1 gene is shown as SEQ ID NO:1;
- the nucleotide sequence of primer CsATF1-UP-F is:
- 5′-GTACCGGGCCCCCCCAGCTGAAGCAGGAGCAACATGGAA-3′
- the nucleotide sequence of primer CSATF1-UP-R is:
- 5′-CGATACCGTCGACCTCGAGATGACGACGATGATGTATT-3′
- the nucleotide sequence of primer CsATF1-D-F is:
- 5′-GCTCTCACCGCGGATCCGAGAAGTGATGCGTAATCTG-3′
- the nucleotide sequence of primer CsATF1-D-R is:
- 5′-CTAGAACTAGTGGATCTTTACTTGAGTGATTAGTGAT-3′.
An application for preparing a bactericidal enhancer, by using the colletotrichum transcription factor CsATF1 comprising the nucleotide sequence shown in SEQ ID NO:1 and/or the protein containing an amino acid sequence shown in SEQ ID NO:2.
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