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Molecular basis of the silkworm mutant re^(l) causing red egg color and embryonic death 被引量:1
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作者 Jiang-Wen Luo Er-Xia An +9 位作者 Ya-Ru Lu Ling Yang Ting-Ting Gai Song-Zhen He Song-Yuan Wu Hai Hu Chun-Lin Li Cheng Lu Xiao-Ling Tong Fang-Yin Dai 《Insect Science》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2021年第5期1290-1299,共10页
The coloration and hatchability of insect eggs can affect individual and population survival.However,few genetic loci have been documented to affect both traits,and the genes involved in regulating these two traits ar... The coloration and hatchability of insect eggs can affect individual and population survival.However,few genetic loci have been documented to affect both traits,and the genes involved in regulating these two traits are unclear.The silkworm recessive mutant re^(l)shows both red egg color and embryo mortality.We studied the molecular basis of the re^(l)phenotype formation.Through genetic analysis,gene screening and sequencing,we found that two closely linked genes,BGIBMGA003497(Bmre)and BGIBMG4003697(Bm-Semala),control egg color and embryo mortality,respectively.Six base pairs of the Bm-re gene are deleted in its open reading frame,and BmSemala is expressed at abnormally low levels in mutant re^(l).BmSemala gene function verification was performed using RNA interference and clustered randomly interspersed palindromic repeats(CRISPR)/CRISPR-associate protein 9.Deficiency of the BmSemala gene can cause the death of silkworm embryos.This study revealed the molecular basis of silkworm re^(l)mutant formation and indicated that the Semala gene is essential for insect embryo development. 展开更多
关键词 bmsemala CRISPR/Cas9 embryonic mortality red egg SILKWORM
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