Xylanase recombinant expression vector and cultivation method of transgenic pig capable of secreting xylanase

Abstract

The invention discloses a xylanase recombinant expression vector and a cultivation method of a transgenic pig capable of secreting xylanase. The recombinant expression vector which is regulated and controlled to express by a regulatory element is constructed by steps of splicing external xylanase genes and the regulatory element and inserting the spliced one to a eukaryotic expression vector. According to the invention, external xylanase genes are guided to pig genome successfully through a genetic engineering technology and expressed under control of the regulatory element, so that the pig can secrete xylanase in the digestive tract to eliminate the antinutritional effect of xylan in feed. Compared with a method that xylanase is added to pig feed to eliminate antinutritional effect of xylan, the invention has the advantages that the degrading efficiency of xylanase in pig feed remarkably improved, the digestion and absorption efficiencies to the nutritional matters in the feed are improved, the growing performance of pig is improved, the discharge of pollutants in excrement is reduced, the feed cost of the pig is remarkably lowered, and the pig raising benefit is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of genetic engineering, in particular to transgenic engineering technology, in particular to a xylanase recombinant expression vector and a method for cultivating transgenic pigs capable of self-secreting xylanase by using the recombinant expression vector. Background technique [0002] The most important ingredients in pig feed are corn and soybean meal, etc. These grain seeds are plant feed materials. Plants contain large amounts of non-starch polysaccharides such as cellulose, hemicellulose, and pectin glycans because they are the main components of plant cell walls. Xylan is the most abundant hemicellulose in plant cell walls, accounting for about 35% of the total dry weight of plant cells, and is the main non-starch polysaccharide in plant feed materials. [0003] Studies have found that pigs cannot produce xylanase on their own. Since the types and quantities of microorganisms parasitic in the digest...

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Problems solved by technology

Although some studies have proved that adding xylanase to feed can improve pigs’ digestion and absorption efficiency of feed nutrients, improve pig growth performance, and reduce pollutant emissions in manure, but adding xylanase to feed increases Feed costs, reducing the profit of pig farming

In addition, since some processes in the feed preparation process usually need to be completed under special conditions (such as high temperature), it is easy to cause some enzyme activity loss of the added xylanase, resulting in unstable or ineffective hydrolysis of xylan in the feed. ideal

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