In recent years, copper and copper containing compounds have been widely used in fungicides, chemical pesticides and animal husbandry food additives, resulting in the increasing content of copper in soil, causing adverse effects on soil microorganisms, resulting in the imbalance of soil ecosystem and the decline of soil quality. Tsctr3, a copper related gene of Trichoderma echinosporum ts93, is a transmembrane protein used to regulate the entry of copper into yeast cells. In this study, we screened copper related transmembrane channel proteins and related genes from the whole genome of Trichoderma echinosporum ts93 by bioinformatics analysis. By gene knockout, the physiological function of this gene in regulating copper transport in Trichoderma cells was studied. A transmembrane channel protein tsctr3 was obtained. The mRNA of tsctr3 was 660 BP, encoding a 219 kDa protein. The knockout mutant Δ tsctr3 was obtained by ATMT technology, which laid the foundation for the follow-up study of tsctr3 function, and studied the copper tolerance and metabolism mechanism of Trichoderma, which was of great significance to improve the effect of disease prevention and soil ecological environment.<br>Key words: Trichoderma echinosporum; copper related; transmembrane proteins<br>
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