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Bioinformatic Analysis And Expression Study Of Pathogenicity-related Genes Involved In Fusarium And Host Interaction

Posted on:2019-08-24Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y D ChangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1360330572463209Subject:Plant pathology
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In this thesis,the morphological taxonomy and molecular biological measures were employed to clarify the main pathogens of tomato Fusarium wilt in Shanxi and their genetic differentiation.Based on the bioinformatics,the prtotein interaction networks of different pathogenic factors of Fusarium oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici were constructed through STRING protein interaction network database and Cytoscape software,the regulatory mechanisms and biological functions of pathogenicity-related genes involved in each protein interaction network were further analyzed with DAVID online analysis tool.The expression of hub genes,pathogenicity-related genes,pri-miRNAs,milRNAs' target genes of F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici and the pathogenesis-related genes was evaluated by RT-qPCR to further elucidate their molecular function and regulatory mechanism.In addition,the sub-culturing effectiveness of F.graminearum and F.proliferitum were studied by morphological observation,pathogenicity identification and ISSR molecular markers to clarify the genetic variation of wild strains under subcultural conditions.The major results are summarized as follows:1.A total of four pathogens were identified as of tomato Fusarium wilt,which were Fusarium oxysporum,Fusarium solani,Fusarium verticillium and Fusarium moniliforme var.subglutinans.Among them,the isolating frequency of Fusarium oxysporum was 53.3%,significantly higher than that of other strains,which was the main pathogen.It is the first report of Fusarium oniliforme var.subglutinans that causing tomato Fusarium wilt in the world.2.Of the fifty-six F.oxysporum strains isolated from diseased tomato plants,three physiological races of F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici were identified,which were physiological race 1,2,and 3.The results showed that the race 1 is dominant pathogen in Fusarium wilt diseased tomato plants in Shanxi.It is the first report of physiological race 3 that causing tomato Fusarium wilt in China.3.The genetic diversity of 56 strains of F.oxysporum showed that the selected primers could distinguish the F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici from the rest forma specialis of Fusarium oxysporum,but could not clearly distinguish the physiological races of F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici.4.The protein interaction networks of pathogenicity genes,carbohydrate active enzyme,transcription factor,lipase,ABC transporter,and G-couple protein receptor showed that the interaction levels of proteins in each protein interaction network were different.The protein interaction of the G-coupled protein receptor was relatively close.In each protein interaction network,the interaction levels of modules were also different.The biological processes,molecular functions and cell components of kernel modules in each protein interaction network directly reflected the biological functions involved in the biological activity.It is found that some genes involved in the common biological processes appear in the several protein interaction networks which reflecting the biological process of organisms as a unified whole that requires the participation of common genes.5.The protein interaction network module of hub genes was constructed by STRING protein interaction network database and Cytoscape software.The gene enrichment analysis by DAVID tools showed that the selected core genes are mainly involved in cell signal transduction.6.The results of gene expression of the pathogenicity-related genes in F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici and the pathogenesis genes in tomato during different period of pathogen-host interaction showed that three genes?FOXG13835,FOXG04162 and FOXG06022?were involved in the pathogen self-defense in the early stage of the host-pathogen interactions;FOXG08410,FOXG08140,FOXG04346,FOXG08598,FOXG03382,FOXG08517 and FOXG12803 were closely related to the pathogen primary infection and colonization;FOXG00154 and FOXG00893 were correlated with pathogen expansion in infected tomato plant;NM001288651,XM004238172,XM004245506 and AW154864.1 genes of tomato were involved in host resistant reaction to pathogen.7.The protein interaction network of milRNAs and their target genes of F.oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici showed that the interaction between milRNA1,milRNA2,milRNA3 and milRNA8 were more closely,and the target genes FOXG04240 and FOXG03470 could interact with many genes and could be regarded as the hub gene of the interaction network.The main molecular function and biological process of the protein interaction network was oxidordeuctase activity and the small GTPase mediated signal transduction.8.The gene expression levels of pri-milRNAs and their target genes during pathogen-host interaction showed that the tested pri-foxmilRNA2a,pri-foxmilRNA2b and FOXG03470,foxmilRNA3b and FOXG04910,foxmilRNA4 and FOXG08812,foxmilRNA6 and FOXG00067 were negatively regulated.FOXG03470 and FOXG04910 play a part in initial stage of pathogen infection.9.Subculturing strains of Fusarium graminearum showed significant phenomena of degradation,such as the decreasing of mycelial growth rate,the increasing of sporulation amount,and the decreasing of pathogenicity,wheres,the subculturing straisn of Fusarium proliferitum did not show significant phenomena of degradation,such as the slight decreasing of mycelial growth rate,the unnoticeable decreasing of pathogenicity,and decreasing of sporulation amount.The genetic diversity of subculturing strains of Fusarium graminearum and Fusarium proliferitum showed that the genetic differentiation of the two species was observed significantly;However,the genetic differentiation and the diferential biological characteristics of the two species could not by ISSR molecular marker.
Keywords/Search Tags:Fusarium oxysporum f.sp.lycopersici(FOL), Isolation and Identification, MilRNA, Bioinformatics, Protein Interaction Network, Gene Expression
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