Integration and expression of Xa21 in transgenic rice CX8621
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National Transgenic Major Program of China (No. 2014ZX08001-002), National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 31300999), Internal Grant of Jianhan University (No. 3003-06000043).

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    Agrobacterium tumefaciens-mediated transformation system has been widely applied. However, the function of target gene is affected by multiple factors. With this system, we obtained a transgenic rice line CX8621 carrying the bacterial blight resistance gene Xa21. In previous work, we have confirmed that it was selectable maker-free and vector backbone-free. And after 16 generations of breeding, it still maintained perfect resistance to bacterial blight disease. On this basis, we analyzed the integration and expression of Xa21 in CX8621 at the present study. First, based on the border sequences of plasmid pBXa21 and Xa21, we designed nested primers and assured the integrity of Xa21 in CX8621. Second, we cloned the flanking sequences and located Xa21 on chromosome 2 using improved Tail-PCR. Then we analyzed the expression pattern of Xa21 in several tissues and at different developmental stages by RT-PCR. The results show that Xa21 can be stably expressed in CX8621, agreeing well with the disease resistance response as reported previously. In addition, we detected the protein levels of XA21 in CX8621 with antibody of natural XA21 protein. Surprisingly, no XA21 protein was detected in the seeds of CX8621. Thus, the integration and expression analysis of Xa21 in CX8621 provided a part of scientific evidences for the safety assessment of genetically modified rice.

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高利芬,刘鹏程,夏志辉,赵纪莹,史佳楠,江光怀,刘国振,翟文学. 水稻转基因系CX8621中Xa21的整合和表达[J]. Chinese Journal of Biotechnology, 2016, 32(9): 1255-1263

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  • Received:December 24,2015
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