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Nucleic Acid Purification From Plant Tissues for Viral Detection Samantha Lewis1, Laurence Delaurière2, Becky Carroll1, Elisa Ruiz2, Ellyn Lepinski1, Giuseppe Durante3, Caroline Chatillon4, Doug Wieczorek1,Céline Ménager2, Eric B. Vincent1 and Trista Schagat1 1Promega Corporation, 2800 Woods Hollow, Madison WI, USA 53711, 2Promega Europe Training and Applications Laboratory (PETAL), 24 Chemin des Verrières, Charbonnières-les-Bains, France 69260, 3International Plant Analysis and Diagnostics srl., Loc. Cascina Codazza, Via Einstein, Italy 26900, 4Qualiplante, Cap Alpha, Avenue de l'Europe, Clapiers, France 34830. 1. Introduction Results: 7. RNA Isolation from Virus in Plant Tissues Viral RNA Isolation From Seeds DNA Concentration 50 Concentration (ng/µl) Concentration of DNA isolated from 20mg of liquid nitrogen ground leaf tissue, measured by QuantiFluor® ONE dsDNA System. Methods: Spike Tobacco Mosaic Virus into seed lysates and purify RNA using the Maxwell® RSC Plant RNA Kit for viral detection with RT-qPCR. 40 30 20 Sample: Three species of plant seeds 10 0 A260/A280 2.5 Soy Cotton A260/A230 Tomato Seed Pepper Seed 2.0 Absorbance at 260, 230, and 280nm was read by NanoDrop. Excellent absorbance ratios (greater than 1.8) were observed for all samples. 1.5 1.0 0.5 2. Methods: A Complete Nucleic Acid Toolbox for Plant Samples Soy Total RNA Concentration and Purity NANOVUE • Concentrated, pure RNA isolation from plant seeds 0.0 Corn Results: Cotton qPCR Ct 23 qPCR was run with GoTaq® qPCR Master Mix with plant species specific primers. Ct Flexible, effective workflow options for nucleic acid purification, quantitation, and amplification from botanical samples. Tested for a variety of plant types and tissues. • Excellent >80% recovery of spiked Tobacco Mosaic Virus RNA 21 19 17 Soy 2.0 300 1.5 200 1.0 100 0.5 0 0.0 35 30 Sample Type % Viral Recovery Pepper 119.8 Tomato 85.0 Watermelon 124.5 Results: Concentration (ng/µl) Concentration of RNA isolated from 20mg of liquid nitrogen ground leaf tissue, measured by QuantiFluor® RNA System. 10 8 6 A260/A280 5 0 2 Corn Soy Results: A260/A230 Absorbance Ratio 2 Absorbance at 260, 230, and 280nm was read by NanoDrop. Excellent absorbance ratios (greater than 1.8) were observed for all samples. 1.5 1 0.5 0 Corn Soy GoTaq® Systems ΔCt ReliaPrep™ Manual Nucleic Acid Purification Systems for Plant Samples Soy Average Ct qPCR with DNA from wood 1:10 S. Tuberosum tubers Elute Average Ct RT-qPCR with RNA from 10mg potato tissue Sample: Three species of plant leaves 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 Soybean Leaf DNA from meristem and root Theobroma cacao meristem and root Integrity of DNA from Cacao tissue Root Meristem 28 24 22 Infected Infected Infected Infected Infected Negative Leaf 1 Leaf 2 Leaf 3 Leaf 4 Leaf 5 Leaf Melt Curve of Controls Melt Curve of Infected Leaf RNA • RNA isolated from infected leaf samples produced specific melt curves with the CEVd assay. Negative 20mg 75mg 150mg 9. Summary Conclusions: • Nucleic acid can be isolated from plants in three flexible formats: o Manual/low throughput: ReliaPrep™ Miniprep Systems o Low/medium throughput: Maxwell® RSC Instrument and Kits o High throughput: Maxwell® HT • Downstream quantitation and amplification products compliment this plant based workflow: o QuantiFluor® fluorescent dye-based nucleic acid quantification o GoTaq® amplificaiton reagents • Nucleic acid isolation from a number of plant leaves, branches, meristems, roots, beans, and seeds have been tested with Maxwell® and Reliaprep™ Systems RNA from beans Coffea arabica and robusta beans Integrity of RNA from Coffea tissue arabica robusta • Viral RNA from infected leaves and seeds can also be isolated Resources: Sample Nucleic Acid DNA RNA Leaf miRNA DNA RNA Seed miRNA Purification Solutions for Common Plant Tissue Types Reliaprep™ System Reliaprep™ gDNA Tissue Miniprep System Reliaprep™ RNA Tissue Miniprep System Reliaprep™ miRNA Miniprep System Reliaprep™ gDNA Tissue Miniprep System Reliaprep™ RNA Tissue Miniprep System Reliaprep™ miRNA Miniprep System Maxwell® RSC Maxwell® RSC Plant DNA Kit Maxwell® RSC Plant RNA Kit Maxwell® RSC miRNA Kit Maxwell® RSC Plant DNA Kit Maxwell® RSC Plant RNA Kit Maxwell® RSC miRNA Kit Maxwell® HT Custom Options Available * Due to the diversity present in plants these are suggestions, and results may vary. Contact Promega Technical Services with any questions Red Corn Leaf 30 Cotton 1:100 RNA from tubers Wash 32 Positive 20mg Neat Negative Control Cotton DNA from branch tissue Method: A Simple Spin-Column Based Workflow Lysis Soy We have optimized a number of protocols to obtain amplifiable nucleic acid from difficult and diverse plant tissues. 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 Series1 1:100 100mg of Prunus sp. branch tissue RNA: ReliaPrep™ RNA Tissue Miniprep System DNA: ReliaPrep™ gDNA Tissue Miniprep System Corn 6. Nucleic Acid Extraction from Diverse Botanical Tissue Types 3. A Manual Nucleic Acid Isolation From Three Species of Plant Leaves • Amplifiable CEVd Viroid RNA was isolated from all infected leaf samples. • RNA isolated from a CEVd negative leaf did not amplify below negative control Ct values. RT-qPCR inhibition was estimated by calculating the ΔCT between neat and 1:10 and 1:100 diluted samples (no inhibition should be 3.3). Corn Add to Column 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 15 RT-qPCR Inhibition Assay flexibility: • qPCR or RT-qPCR • 1-Step or 2-Step RT • Probe or dye • Fast or standard cycling 34 26 Ct Amplification was run with GoTaq® 1Step RT-qPCR System with plant species specific primers. 4.5 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 Watermelon Viroid RNA amplification by CEVd specific RT-qPCR Cotton RT-qPCR Ct 1:10 Tomato Cotton 2.5 Amplify: 10 Sample: Leaves from infected and healthy lemon trees, kindly provided by International Plant Analysis and Diagnostics Srl. 4 Purity Dye Based Quantitation • High sensitivity • Accurate • dsDNA, ssDNA, or RNA 15 Methods: Extraction of Citrus exocortis viroid (CEVd) RNA from infected lemon leaves for viral detection with Qualiplante CEVd One-Step RealTime RT-PCR Assay. The small size of this viroid RNA requires use of the Maxwell RSC miRNA Kit for best viral recovery. RNA Concentration 12 QuantiFluor® System 20 8. Viroid RNA Extraction From Citrus Leaves 0 Quantify: 25 Cotton 5. Manual RNA Isolation From Three Species of Plant Leaves For protocols and example data for a number of diverse plant types visit the applications selector at Promega.com. TMV Yield (ng) 1:100 Soy Watermelon Viral RNA quantification by RT-qPCR Pepper Corn Find Your Plant Type using the Applications Selector Tool Tomato Cotton qPCR inhibition was estimated by calculating the ΔCT between neat and 1:10 and 1:100 diluted samples (no inhibition should be 3.3). • ReliaPrep™ MiniPreps • Maxwell® RSC • High throughput options A260/A230 400 Pepper Average Ct ΔCt 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 A260/A280 2.5 qPCR Inhibition 1:10 QUANTUS 500 15 Corn Watermelon Seed Absorbance Ratio Corn Purity Total RNA Concentration (ng/µl) The diverse range of plant species and tissue types found in nature present a unique set of obstacles for nucleic acid isolation from botanical samples. In addition, the carry-over of substances present in certain plants can interfere with quantitation and downstream amplifications. These difficulties highlight the need for robust, reliable chemistries for molecular biology studies with plants. We present several solutions to purify and amplify nucleic acid from a variety of plant types and tissues with a focus on agriculturally relevant applications. Absorbance Ratio ` 4. Manual DNA Isolation From Three Species of Plant Leaves Russet Cotton Leaf For additional Maxwell® or ReliaPrep™ information, visit: • Maxwell® : http://www.promega.com/products/instruments/maxwell-systems/ www.promega.com • ReliaPrep™: http://www.promega.com/products/pm/rna-purification-from-cellsand-tissues/