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We designed an experiment to investigate the difference between lethal period and mortality of our modified transformant and wild type <i>M.anisopliae</i>.
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We wonder if the products made from recombinant <i>Metarhizium anisopliae</i> are convenient and useful.
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In group infected by wild type <i>M.anisopliae</i>, we used 10μl emulsifiable powder in dose of 10<sup>9</sup> conidia/mL to infects 17 cockroaches individually. And in group infected by modified transformant, we used the same among of powder to infect 10 cockroaches individually.
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Previously, emulsifiable powder as the product dosage form and non-woven fabric as the carrier suggested by Dr. Wang Zhongkang, can be proved that our product has stronger storage stability, UV resistance and thermal stability. Besides compared with spore spray, non-woven fabric use less material and small-scale use.
  
 
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For now, we have taken a step forward to verify our product has the functions including the ability of producing a great amount of spores, high mortality, and necessity of using GreenGround.
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Ability of producing a great amount of spores:
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In order to ensure that we can produce emulsifiable powder in large quantities, Professor Wang took us to visit the Chinese largest fungal pesticide factory. The production process is shown in the figure.
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Fig 1: The emulsifiable powder production flow chart
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The results showed that wild type <i>M.anisopliae</i> toke effect after two days, while transformant took effects less than one day. For mortality each day, transformant showed above two times significantly higher (P <0.05) mortality than wild type. Two groups reached stationary state after four days, above 20% mortality in wild type, while 50% in transformant. </p>
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It can be used after the emulsifiable powder is produced and brushed on the non-woven fabric.
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<h2>High mortality</h2>
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We designed an experiment to investigate the difference between lethal period and mortality of our modified transformant and wild-type <i>M.anisopliae</i>. (According to the non-release principle, the experiment only tested the virulence of modified transformant and wild-type <i>M.anisopliae</i> in the laboratory.)
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In group infected by wild-type <i>M.anisopliae</i>, we used 10μl emulsifiable powder in a dose of 10^9 conidia/mL to infects 10 cockroaches individually. And in group infected by modified transformant, we used the same among of powder to infect 10 cockroaches individually.
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The results showed that wild-type <i>M.anisopliae</i> toke effect after two days, while transformant took effects less than one day. For mortality each day, transformant showed above two times significantly higher (P
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<0.05) mortality than wild-type. Two groups reached stationary state after four days, above 20% mortality in wild-type, while 50% in transformant. </p>
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Table 1: Experimental data of cockroaches infection experiment. * Table shows the number of cockroaches alive.
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Table 1: Experimental data of cockroaches infection experiment. * Table shows the number
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Fig 2: Mortality of cockroaches between wild type <i>M.anisopliae</i> and transformant.
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Figure 1: Mortality of cockroaches between wild type <i>M.anisopliae</i> and transformant.
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Fig 3:The cockroach which covered by spores
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We consulted the relevant literature and found that the <i>M.anisopliae</i> emulsifiable powder emulsion is easy to fail under the sunlight, so we designed a box that can hold emulsifiable powder, called “Green Ground”. In order to verify the validity of the box(final generation), we designed an experiment, we first applied the emulsifiable powder to two non-woven fabrics, one in the box, we named it “With Box”, the other in the environment which called “Without Box”, and put an equal amount of cockroaches. After three days, the number of dead cockroaches in the two groups was counted. Repeated three times, the average mortality rate of the two groups was calculated and compared, and the mortality rate of the With Box group was higher. (As the chart shows)
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To solve this problem, we designed the GreenGround series, which has 3 generations of products (please click on <a style="color: #469789;" href="https://2018.igem.org/Team:SZU-China/Applied_Design">Applied Design</a> for details). We finally chose the third generation and patented it. In order to test the effect of the box on the killing effect, we did a comparative experiment and the results are as follows.
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Figure 2: Mortality of cockroaches using or without using our box.
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Fig 4: Mortality with or without box
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This shows that our GreenGround can maintain the lethal effect of <i>Metarhizium anisopliae</i>, so it’s necessary to use.
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Fig 5:The third generation of GreenGround
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Because of the Do Not Release Policy, we couldn’t test our transformant in our GreenGround. But from the evidence above we can see that, it has the ability of producing a great amount of spores, high mortality, and necessity of using GreenGround. We believe that if we combine our spores and GreenGround together, the product would work well.
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[1]Yin Youping, Wang Zhongkang, Xie Ning, et al. 2009. Insecticidal fungi emulsifiable powder:, CN101564047[P].
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Latest revision as of 03:08, 18 October 2018

Demonstrate

We wonder if the products made from recombinant Metarhizium anisopliae are convenient and useful.

Previously, emulsifiable powder as the product dosage form and non-woven fabric as the carrier suggested by Dr. Wang Zhongkang, can be proved that our product has stronger storage stability, UV resistance and thermal stability. Besides compared with spore spray, non-woven fabric use less material and small-scale use.

For now, we have taken a step forward to verify our product has the functions including the ability of producing a great amount of spores, high mortality, and necessity of using GreenGround.

Ability of producing a great amount of spores:

In order to ensure that we can produce emulsifiable powder in large quantities, Professor Wang took us to visit the Chinese largest fungal pesticide factory. The production process is shown in the figure.

Fig 1: The emulsifiable powder production flow chart

It can be used after the emulsifiable powder is produced and brushed on the non-woven fabric.

High mortality

We designed an experiment to investigate the difference between lethal period and mortality of our modified transformant and wild-type M.anisopliae. (According to the non-release principle, the experiment only tested the virulence of modified transformant and wild-type M.anisopliae in the laboratory.)

In group infected by wild-type M.anisopliae, we used 10μl emulsifiable powder in a dose of 10^9 conidia/mL to infects 10 cockroaches individually. And in group infected by modified transformant, we used the same among of powder to infect 10 cockroaches individually.

The results showed that wild-type M.anisopliae toke effect after two days, while transformant took effects less than one day. For mortality each day, transformant showed above two times significantly higher (P <0.05) mortality than wild-type. Two groups reached stationary state after four days, above 20% mortality in wild-type, while 50% in transformant.

Table 1: Experimental data of cockroaches infection experiment. * Table shows the number of cockroaches alive.
Fig 2: Mortality of cockroaches between wild type M.anisopliae and transformant.
Fig 3:The cockroach which covered by spores

Necessity of using GreenGround

We found some problems that the non-woven fabric is so light that it maybe fly away, and the emulsifiable powder exposure to light may die easier.

To solve this problem, we designed the GreenGround series, which has 3 generations of products (please click on Applied Design for details). We finally chose the third generation and patented it. In order to test the effect of the box on the killing effect, we did a comparative experiment and the results are as follows.

With box Without box
Group 1 10 4
Group 2 9 2
Group 3 12 5
Mean 9.5 3.0
Variance 2.3 2.3
Mortality 34.44% 12.22%
Fig 4: Mortality with or without box

This shows that our GreenGround can maintain the lethal effect of Metarhizium anisopliae, so it’s necessary to use.

Fig 5:The third generation of GreenGround

Because of the Do Not Release Policy, we couldn’t test our transformant in our GreenGround. But from the evidence above we can see that, it has the ability of producing a great amount of spores, high mortality, and necessity of using GreenGround. We believe that if we combine our spores and GreenGround together, the product would work well.

Reference:

[1]Yin Youping, Wang Zhongkang, Xie Ning, et al. 2009. Insecticidal fungi emulsifiable powder:, CN101564047[P].