Pseudoalteromonas marina is one of the potential pathogens that cause green spot disease(GSD)in Pyropia yezoensis.To prevent GSD from development and spread,an effective method to detect the pathogen at early GSD infe...Pseudoalteromonas marina is one of the potential pathogens that cause green spot disease(GSD)in Pyropia yezoensis.To prevent GSD from development and spread,an effective method to detect the pathogen at early GSD infection stages need to be established.In this research,PCR methods were established targeting the dnaA gene(encoding chromosome replication initiator protein)and the dnaN gene(encodingβsliding clamp of DNA polymeraseⅢprotein)to detect P.marina with three primer pairs pws-dnaA2(Forward,5'-ACCGCATTAACGAACTACTCGTG-3';Reverse,5'-TGCCATTACCTACAGCATGG-3'),pcs-dnaN2(Forward,5'-CTTACAACGTTATCAGCGGC-3';Reverse,5'-GTTGAGTATTAAGTGATTGAGTAAGC-3')or pws-dnaN3(Forward,5'-ACTTACAA-CGTTATCAGCGGC-3';Reverse,5'-ACTGCTGTTTGAGTCTGCTAAC-3').Three PCR methods corresponding to the three primer pairs sufficiently distinguished P.marina from 22 bacterial species,thus resulting in detection limits of 4 to 4×10^2 CFU cells or 2.37×10^1 to 2.37×10^3 fg of P.marina DNA per PCR reaction.In an artificial infection experiment ofP.yezoensis infected with P.marina,all established PCRs successfully detected P.marina at early GSD infection stages.The results show that the established PCRs are specific and sensitive,and are potential for applications in early diagnosis of GSD in Pyropia.展开更多
基金Supported by the China Agriculture Research System(No.CARS-50)the National High-Tech R&D Program of China(No.2012AA10A406)+1 种基金the National Science and Technology Infrastructure Platform Construction(No.2018DKA30470)the Aoshan Technology Innovation Program of Qingdao National Laboratory for Marine Science and Technology(No.2015ASKJ02)
文摘Pseudoalteromonas marina is one of the potential pathogens that cause green spot disease(GSD)in Pyropia yezoensis.To prevent GSD from development and spread,an effective method to detect the pathogen at early GSD infection stages need to be established.In this research,PCR methods were established targeting the dnaA gene(encoding chromosome replication initiator protein)and the dnaN gene(encodingβsliding clamp of DNA polymeraseⅢprotein)to detect P.marina with three primer pairs pws-dnaA2(Forward,5'-ACCGCATTAACGAACTACTCGTG-3';Reverse,5'-TGCCATTACCTACAGCATGG-3'),pcs-dnaN2(Forward,5'-CTTACAACGTTATCAGCGGC-3';Reverse,5'-GTTGAGTATTAAGTGATTGAGTAAGC-3')or pws-dnaN3(Forward,5'-ACTTACAA-CGTTATCAGCGGC-3';Reverse,5'-ACTGCTGTTTGAGTCTGCTAAC-3').Three PCR methods corresponding to the three primer pairs sufficiently distinguished P.marina from 22 bacterial species,thus resulting in detection limits of 4 to 4×10^2 CFU cells or 2.37×10^1 to 2.37×10^3 fg of P.marina DNA per PCR reaction.In an artificial infection experiment ofP.yezoensis infected with P.marina,all established PCRs successfully detected P.marina at early GSD infection stages.The results show that the established PCRs are specific and sensitive,and are potential for applications in early diagnosis of GSD in Pyropia.
