
基于基因组特异性SSR序列的 实蝇PCR鉴定方法
PCR-based identification of fruit-flies using specific SSR sequences
丁思敏;王书平;贺 康;李 飞;蒋明星
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DOI:10.7679/j.issn.2095-1353.2018.092
作者单位:浙江大学昆虫科学研究所,杭州 310058;上海出入境检验检疫局动植物与食品检验检疫技术中心,上海 200135
中文关键词: 实蝇,简单重复序列,物种特异性引物,PCR,检疫
英文关键词: fruitflies, SSR, species-specific primers, PCR, quarantine
中文摘要:
【目的】 实蝇科昆虫是全球范围内重要的检疫性害虫,其幼虫取食寄主果实,引起果实腐烂、变质,造成巨大经济损失。由于口岸截获多为实蝇卵、幼虫、蛹等非成虫虫态,需饲养至成虫才能根据形态准确鉴定,因此快速可靠的分子鉴定技术体系亟需完善。【方法】 利用公开发表的实蝇基因组序列,通过生物信息学方法从4种检疫性实蝇即地中海实蝇Ceratitis
capitata、瓜实蝇Bactrocera cucurbitae、橘小实蝇Bactrocera dorsalis、昆士兰实蝇Bactrocera tryoni中挖掘物种特异性的简单重复序列(Simple sequence repeats,SSR),针对各物种设计含有其特异性简单重复序列的引物,提取实蝇样品基因组DNA,采用常规PCR方法优化并筛选各物种特异性引物。【结果】 在4种实蝇基因组中共发现20条物种特异性的SSR,基于这些序列设计的3对特异性引物能有效区分地中海实蝇、瓜实蝇和橘小实蝇,扩增片段大小分别为1 251、1 307、823 bp,而在其他物种中检测不到条带。【结论】 基因组水平的序列分析发现了物种特异性的SSR,通过筛选获得物种特异性的PCR引物,可应用于3种实蝇的分子鉴定,为口岸检疫人员快速鉴定区分非成虫状态的实蝇提供了实用性技术。
英文摘要:
[Objectives] Fruitflies
(Diptera, Drosophilidae) are important globally distributed quarantinable
pests. They generally lay eggs in fruits and vegetables, and their larvae feed
on these after hatching, causing serious economic loss to fruit and vegetable
growers. The eggs, larvae, and pupae of fruitflies are frequently discovered in
quarantine ports, however, these life-stages are difficult to identify because
fruitfly species are traditionally distinguished on the basis of adult
morphology. Morphological identification of eggs, larvae, and pupae therefore
requires these to be reared to the adult stage, which takes a long time. It is
therefore useful to develop rapid and accurate molecular methods that can
identify fruitfly eggs, larvae, and pupae. [Methods] Species specific, simple sequence repeats
(SSR) were discovered in the genomes of four quarantined fruit fly species; Ceratitis
capitate, Bactrocera cucurbitae, Bactrocera dorsalis and Bactrocera tryoni, using a well-designed bioinformatics pipeline.
Species-specific primers were designed from these SSRs and screened using
genomic DNA extracted from specimens of different fruitfly species as
templates. The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was then used to amplify and
detect SSRs in DNA samples obtained from fruitfly eggs, larvae and pupae. [Results]
Twenty species-specific SSRs were
obtained from the four quarantined fruitfly species. Three species-specific
primers were designed which produced single bands of 1 251, 1 307 and 823 bp,
respectively and were confirmed to reliably distinguish C. capitata, B. cucurbitae and B. dorsalis. [Conclusion] Bioinformatics analysis of genomic
sequences allows us to identify species-specific SSR. After the optimization of
species-specific primers designed from these SSR sequences, PCR can be used to
accurately identify fruitflies. This work provides a theoretical basis and
technical support for inspectors to reliably identify fruitfly eggs, larvae and
pupae intercepted at ports.