Plant disease resistance gene (R gene); defense response gene encode some conserved motifs. In the present work, a PCR strategy was used to clone resistance gene analogs (RGAs); defense gene analogs (DGAs) from Sea-is...Plant disease resistance gene (R gene); defense response gene encode some conserved motifs. In the present work, a PCR strategy was used to clone resistance gene analogs (RGAs); defense gene analogs (DGAs) from Sea-island cotton variety Hai7124 using oligonucleotide primers based on the nucleotide-binding site (NBS); serine/threonine kinase (STK) in the R-gene; pathogenesis-related proteins of class 2 (PR2) of defense response gene. 79 NBS sequences, 21 STK sequences; 11 DGAs were cloned from disease-resistance cotton. Phylogenic analysis of 79 NBS-RGAs; NBS-RGAs nucleotide sequences of cotton already deposited in GenBank identified one new sub-cluster. The deduced amino acid sequences of NBS-RGAs; STK-RGAs were divided into two distinct groups respectively: Toll/Interleukin-1 receptor (TIR) group; non-TIR group, A group; B group. The expression of RGAs; DGAs having consecutive open reading frame (ORF) was also investigated; it was found that 6 NBS-RGAs; 1 STK-RGA were induced,; 1 DGA was up-regulated by infection of Verticillium dahliae strain VD8. 4 TIR-NBS-RGAs; 4 non-TIR-NBS-RGAs were arbitrarily used as probes for Southern-blotting. There existed 2–10 blotted bands. In addition, since three non-TIR-NBS-RGAs have the same hybridization pattern, we conjecture that these three RGAs form a cluster distribution in the genome.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.30270806 and 30370899)Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University in Ministry of Education in China.
文摘Plant disease resistance gene (R gene); defense response gene encode some conserved motifs. In the present work, a PCR strategy was used to clone resistance gene analogs (RGAs); defense gene analogs (DGAs) from Sea-island cotton variety Hai7124 using oligonucleotide primers based on the nucleotide-binding site (NBS); serine/threonine kinase (STK) in the R-gene; pathogenesis-related proteins of class 2 (PR2) of defense response gene. 79 NBS sequences, 21 STK sequences; 11 DGAs were cloned from disease-resistance cotton. Phylogenic analysis of 79 NBS-RGAs; NBS-RGAs nucleotide sequences of cotton already deposited in GenBank identified one new sub-cluster. The deduced amino acid sequences of NBS-RGAs; STK-RGAs were divided into two distinct groups respectively: Toll/Interleukin-1 receptor (TIR) group; non-TIR group, A group; B group. The expression of RGAs; DGAs having consecutive open reading frame (ORF) was also investigated; it was found that 6 NBS-RGAs; 1 STK-RGA were induced,; 1 DGA was up-regulated by infection of Verticillium dahliae strain VD8. 4 TIR-NBS-RGAs; 4 non-TIR-NBS-RGAs were arbitrarily used as probes for Southern-blotting. There existed 2–10 blotted bands. In addition, since three non-TIR-NBS-RGAs have the same hybridization pattern, we conjecture that these three RGAs form a cluster distribution in the genome.
