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Page 1: HC70AL Final Presentation Chris McQuilkin June 4 th, 2009

HC70ALFinal Presentation

Chris McQuilkinJune 4th, 2009

Page 2: HC70AL Final Presentation Chris McQuilkin June 4 th, 2009

Gene One: AT4G36540

• A transcription factor involved in DNA binding

• A bHLH Gene – “basic Helix-Loop-Helix” refers to the

structure of the protein– bHLH genes are found in Eukaryotes and

are highly conserved across species

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AT4G36540What is the Structure of the Gene?

116 288 85 180 92 207 91 134 91 93 331

Exon 1 Exon 5 Exon 4Exon 3 Exon 2

Translational Start Codon

Translational Stop Codon

Intron 1 Intron 2 Intron 3 Intron 4

Total length= 1,714 base pairs

T-DNA Insertion Site

Forward Primer

Reverse Primer

LB

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Where is the Gene Active?

CM Arabidopsis RT-PCR Gene: AT4G36540 (Leaf and Silique cDNA)

ScD

NA

GD

NALcD

NA

10

0 bp

•Why is there no band in the positive control?

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RT-PCR Forward Primer

Forward Primer

Intron

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Where is the Gene Active?mRNA accumulation

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

Chala

zal S

eed

Coat/G

lobu

lar S

tage

Chala

zal S

eed

Coat/P

regl

obul

ar S

tage

Flor

al B

ud/R

epro

duct

ive

Leaf

/Veg

etat

ive

Ovule

/Rep

rodu

ctive

Seed

/24-

Hr Pos

t-Fer

tiliza

tion

Seed

ling/

3 Day

s Afte

r Im

bibi

tion

(3DAI)

Stem

/Veg

etat

ive

Seed

/Pre

glob

ular

Sta

ge

Plant region/ stage of development

mR

NA

Acc

um

ula

tio

n

Series1

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Where is the Gene Active?Promoter Cloning

Strategy of Promoter ActivityStrategy of Promoter ActivityAnalysisAnalysis

Arabidopsis Genomic DNA

•PCR amplification of upstream region

•With Gene-specific Primers

•And High Fidelity DNA Polymerase

PCR Product pENTR/D-TOPO vector

Ligation: Population of Recombinant Plasmid(vector+PCR product) and NON-recombinant plasmid(vectory only)

Transformation of competent E.coli cells

Screening for E.coli cells harboring recombinantplasmid

Confirmed Recombinant plasmid DNA: Verifying the authenticity ofrecombinant plasmid DNA by Restriction Enzyme Digestion

DNA sequences: verification of the clonedPromoter Region by Sequencing Analysis.

Sequence Analysis and confirmed identity of thecloned upstream region

Recombinant Plasmid DNA + Beta-Gluronidase (GUS) gene carrying T-DNAVector

Krista Templeton and Auni Hovanesian, HC70AL 2008

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Promoter Cloning*Two fragments were amplified by PCR

PCR of AT4G3540 Promoter Region

1 hr 120 volts

1 k

b La

dd

er

iPro

of

Poly

mera

se

Positiv

e C

on

trol

~1.7 kb= Expected Size of PCR-amplified promoter~0.8 kb= Unexpected PCR product

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Expected Plasmid alone= 2.5 kb

Expected Plasmid + Promoter= 4.2kb

Observed= 2.5kb and 3.5 kb

Promoter Cloning

AscI-Digested pENTR Plasmid DNA From Six E. coli Colonies

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Gene one: Genotyping

1 hr, 120 volts

Wild-type Control

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04/16/2009

1 hr, 120 volts

Gene one: Genotyping

Hom

ozy

go

us

Hem

izygous

Hem

izygou

s Hem

izygous

What is the expected size of the T-DNA band?

887 Bases

What is the expected size of the Wild-Type Band?

~250 bases

~250 base pairs

~900 base pairs

~1000 base pairsWhy are there two bands in the Lanes 1 and 3?

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Concatamers

119 288 85 180 92 207 91 134 91 93 334

Exon 1 Exon 5 Exon 4Exon 3 Exon 2

Translational Start Codon

Translational Start Codon

Intron 1 Intron 2 Intron 3 Intron 4

116 288 85 180 92 207 91 134 91 93 331

Exon 1 Exon 5 Exon 4Exon 3 Exon 2

Translational Start Codon

Translational Start Codon

Intron 1 Intron 2 Intron 3 Intron 4

T-DNA Insertion Site

Forward Primer

Reverse Primer

LB LB

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Nomarski Observation

Mutant Embryo and wild-type embryo show no phenotypic differences

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Nomarski Observation

Mutant seed coat and wild- type seed coat show no phenotypic differences

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Results

• Three hemizygous and one homozygous T-DNA plants were identified– Two bands were observed in each of the

lanes containing DNA with a T-DNA insert

• Gene AT4G36540 mRNA accumulation was observed in both the leaf and silique of Arabidopsis

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• The promoter did not insert into any of the E. coli plasmids that were screened.– Four of the colonies contained an unidentified

insert about 1 kb long

• No phenotypic changes were observed in either the hemizygous or homozygous T-DNA Arabidopsis plants using Nomarski Observation

Results

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Conclusion

• AT4G36540 is not lethal, or there may be another DNA sequence that codes for the same protein

• Although no phenotypic differences were observed in the seed coat or embryo using Nomarski, there could be differences that are more subtle or appear at different stages of development

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What next?

• Look further for phenotypic changes in Arabidopsis mutants—examine different tissues and more stages of development

• Sequence the unidentified DNA fragment taken up by the E. coli C600 plasmids

• Repeat PCR of the promoter– Excise the band containing recombined plasmid DNA, and

repeat transformation– If a promoter is identified, use GUS to study where the gene is

expressed• Grow more plants from the identified mutant lines• Repeat sequencing reaction of region between LB and

T-DNA primers to confirm location of the T-DNA insert

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Gene Two: AT1G75240

• A homeobox gene

• Homeobox genes regulate development and cell differentiation– A homeobox is a sequence

• They are found in animals, plants, and fungi

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AT1G75240What Is The Structure of the Gene?

330 77 97 927 254

Translational Start Codon

Translational Stop Codon

Forward Primer Reverse Primer

Total Length: 1,685 Base Pairs

Predicted T-DNA Insert

LB

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Where is the Gene Active?

1 hr 120 volts

AT1G75240 mRNA in Arabidopsis Leaf and Silique

Leaf c

DN

A

Siliq

ue c

DN

A

Gene is active in the silique but not the leaf

Tubulin mRNA AT1G7524

0 mRNA

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Where is the Gene Active?

mRNA Accumulation of AT1G75240

0500

100015002000250030003500

Em

bryo

Pro

per/

Hea

rt S

tage

Em

bryo

Pro

per/

Mat

ure

Ovu

le/R

epro

duct

ive

See

d/C

otyl

edon

Sta

ge (

7-8D

AP

)

See

d/M

atur

e G

reen

Sta

ge

See

d/P

ost-

Mat

ure

Gre

en S

tage

(18

-

Developmental Stages

Ave

rag

e m

RN

A A

ccu

mu

lati

on

Series1

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Genotyping

Arab

ido

psis 1

Arab

ido

psis 8

Arab

ido

psis 2

Arab

ido

psis 7

Arab

ido

psis 6

Arab

ido

psis 5

Arab

ido

psis 4

Arab

ido

psis 3

Arab

ido

psis 9

Arab

ido

psis 10

Arab

ido

psis 11

Arab

ido

psis 12

WT

Co

ntro

l

100 bp

100 bp

LB

b1 C

on

trol

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Results

• All the plants screened were wild-type

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Conclusion

• The chance of getting all wild-type plants is extremely low, so it is possible that the Salk Institute sent the wrong kind of plant

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Thank you!

• Anhthu Bui• Brandon Chen• Bob Goldberg • Daisy Robinton• Ingrid Nelson• Kristin Gill• Min Chen

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SRB Contig Sequencing

Contig Length: 50.7 KB

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Approach

• Contig entered into three online databases that look for predicted genes: FGENESH, GENSCAN, and GeneMark

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396-507 999-10921324-1428

-2086 2126-2351 2990

1901-

281- 427 459- 572

1 2,000

2,001 4,000

628- 729 759-846 999-1097 1134-1642 1843-

2894 3046

-2550

240 396 - 507 1134 - 1442 1901 -

-2550 3272

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Approach

• Predicted Genes were entered into a BLAST search to see if the predicted gene matched Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) found in other species

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• Whole Contig was searched for DNA repeats

Approach

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Results: GENSCANPredicted Protein (tBLASTn) Accession Number E-value Description

1 Y18169 5e-70 Pisum sativum mitochondrial ccb248 gene and partial rps7 gene.

2 FM179380 2e-10 Vitis vinifera complete mitochondrial genome, cultivar Pinot noir clone ENTAV115

3 L40816 3e-35

4 DQ008791 5e-60 Thottea tomentosa large subunit ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence; mitochondrial

5 AC144406 4e-14 Medicago truncatula clone mth2-5h18, complete sequence.

Predicted Protein (BLASTp)

4 YP_173352 2e-41 hypothetical protein NitaMp002 [Nicotiana tabacum].

5 No significant match

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Results: FGENESHPredicted Gene (BLASTn)

Accession Number

E-value Description

1 EX527626 0.0 MTGland_A031_2007-05-22/MTGlandA031_B09_039_1 Medicago truncatula A17 glandular trichome Medicago truncatula cDNA, mRNA sequence

2 CD721224 2e-25 Chardonnay Vitis vinifera

3 GD544655 1e-40 Scarlet Runner Bean globular-stage suspensor region

4

5 FN014331 9e-88 Pool of root and petal tissue of Petunia axillaris

6 FF554629.1 9e-143 Vigna Unguiculata

Predicted Protein (tBLASTn)

1 Y18169 18e-118 Pisum sativum mitochondrial ccb248 gene and partial rps7 gene.

6 AC144406 8e-18 Medicago truncatula clone mth2-5h18, complete sequence

Predicted Protein (BLASTp)

1 CAB43024 2e-118 cytochrome c biogenesis protein [Pisum sativum]

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Results: GeneMarkPredicted Protein (tBLASTn)

Accession Number (of Lowest E-Value)

E-value Description

1 AC192958 1e-13 Medicago truncatula chromosome 2 BAC clone mte1-45m19, complete sequence

2 AC147537 1e-23 Medicago truncatula clone mth2-133k2, complete sequence.

3 EX527626 3e-113 Glandular trichome Medicago truncatula

13 BA000042 1e-18 Nicotiana tabacum mitochondrial DNA, complete genomeLength=430597

15 L40816 5e-25 Glycine max mitochondrion polymorphic marker DNA sequence.

16 L40816 7e-46 Glycine max mitochondrion polymorphic marker DNA sequence.

17 AC145156 1e-50 Medicago truncatula clone mth2-7h6, complete sequence.

18 DQ647831 1e-108 Chlorokybus atmophyticus large subunit ribosomal RNA gene, partial

sequence; mitochondrial.

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Results: Gene Mark19 BA000042 1e-41 Nicotiana tabacum

mitochondrial DNA, complete genome.

20 AP004975 1e-26 Lotus japonicus genomic DNA, chromosome 5, clone: LjT21J12, TM0158, complete sequence.

21 AP004975 7e-17 Lotus japonicus genomic DNA, chromosome 5, clone: LjT21J12, TM0158, complete sequence.

23 XM_002336124 2e-12 Populus trichocarpa predicted protein, mRNA.

32 FM179380 5e-29 Vitis vinifera complete mitochondrial genome, cultivar Pinot noir clone ENTAV115.

33 AC144406 7e-29 Medicago truncatula clone mth2-5h18, complete sequence.