红树林土壤总DNA不同提取方法比较研究以及Ⅰ型聚酮合成酶基因检测
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摘要
获得高浓度、大片段、无偏好的土壤总DNA是土壤微生物群落结构研究和宏基因组文库构建的基础。本研究采用了8种方法从红树林土壤中提取DNA,并对8种方法提取出的DNA的质量和产量进行比较评价。结果表明,8种方法均可从土壤中提取到DNA,但不同方法提取到DNA的产量和质量存在明显差异。Bio 101 FastPrep? SPIN Kit (for Soil)抽提到的DNA得率最高,适合分子生态学研究;细胞包埋法提取的DNA纯度最高,所得到的DNA片段最大(>48kb),有利于构建大分子量DNA宏基因组文库,充分利用微生物多样性资源开发新活性物质和基因;SDS-GITC- PEG法可提取出较高质量和产量的DNA,且DNA片段较大(>23kb),可用于构建小分子量宏基因组文库,筛选小分子酶类。而SDS-GITC- FastPrep?- PEG法与Bio 101 Kit相比,价格便宜,适合于广大普通实验室进行土壤DNA提取工作。
     用I型聚酮合成酶基因特异引物对提取出的红树林土壤DNA进行PCR扩增,电泳结果显示被测试的五个土壤样品均有特异性条带。由此推测本实验所采集的红树林土壤样品总DNA中存在有I型聚酮合成酶基因,即这几种红树林土壤中可能含有I型聚酮类天然产物产生菌。
Isolation of DNA sufficient in purity, large in fragment and unbiased representation of the microbial diversity from natural environments is the basis for molecular ecology study on soil microbial community structure. In this experiment, eight different methods commonly used to extract DNA from soil were employed to extract DNA from mangrove soil. Quality and quantity of the extracted DNA were evaluated for the eight methods. The results showed that all of the eight methods could obtain the soil DNA, but the quality and quantity were different. Bio 101 FastPrep? SPIN Kit (for Soil) could obtain the highest quantity of soil DNA and can be used for microbial community investigation. The method using Cell Embed produce the purest DNA, and the DNA fragments are largest in size (>48kb) suitable for construct a high molecular weight metagenome library, exploit the most of microbial diversity resource to find novel bioactive compounds or genes. SDS-GITC- PEG method could obtain the higher quality and quantity of soil DNA(>23kb), and can be used to construct a low molecular weight metagenome library for enzyme screening. SDS-GITC-FastPrep?-PEG method was feasible for most labs to extract soil DNA for its low cost.
     The DNA extracted from five mangrove soil samples were amplified by PCR using the specific primers for type I polyketide synthetase gene. The electrophoresis results showed that all the five soil samples appeared the typical band of type I polyketide synthetase gene. It is indicated that there were type I polyketide synthetase genes, thus, there must be microorganisms that can synthesis type I polyketide compounds in these mangrove soils.
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