Shujun Ou, Armin Scheben, Tyler Collins, Yinjie Qiu, Arun S. Seetharam, Claire C. Menard, Nancy Manchanda, Jonathan I. Gent, Michael C. Schatz, Sarah N. Anderson, Matthew B. Hufford, Candice N. Hirsch
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摘要
转座元件(TEs)在基因组内容上的深刻种间差异中占了很大一部分。为了探索物种内 TE 的变异程度,我们开发了一种优化的开源算法--panEDTA,用于在泛基因组背景下重新注释 TE。然后,我们为来自26个参考质量基因组的玉米泛基因组生成了统一的TE注释,发现热带玉米每个基因组的TE序列比温带玉米多35.1 Mb。这些差异是由少数(n = 216)TE 家族(主要是 LTR 反转座子)造成的。来自甲基组、转录组、LTR年龄分布和LTR插入多态性的证据显示,64.7%的变异是由热带玉米中年轻、甲基化较少和表达较多的LTR家族贡献的,而18.5%的变异是由温带玉米中移除或丢失的LTR家族驱动的。此外,我们还发现,年轻的 LTR 家族富集在各品系拷贝数不同的核苷酸结合和富亮氨酸重复(NLR)簇附近,这表明 TE 活性可能与玉米的抗病性有关。
Differences in activity and stability drive transposable element variation in tropical and temperate maize
Much of the profound interspecific variation in genome content has been attributed to transposable elements (TEs). To explore the extent of TE variation within species, we developed an optimized open-source algorithm, panEDTA, to de novo annotate TEs in a pangenome context. We then generated a unified TE annotation for a maize pangenome derived from 26 reference-quality genomes, which reveals an excess of 35.1 Mb of TE sequences per genome in tropical maize relative to temperate maize. A small number (n = 216) of TE families, mainly LTR retrotransposons, drive these differences. Evidence from the methylome, transcriptome, LTR age distribution, and LTR insertional polymorphisms reveals that 64.7% of the variability is contributed by LTR families that are young, less methylated, and more expressed in tropical maize, whereas 18.5% is driven by LTR families with removal or loss in temperate maize. Additionally, we find enrichment for Young LTR families adjacent to nucleotide-binding and leucine-rich repeat (NLR) clusters of varying copy number across lines, suggesting TE activity may be associated with disease resistance in maize.
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