Inferring demographic and selective histories from population genomic data using a two-step approach in species with coding-sparse genomes: an application to human data
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 22, 2024
The
demographic
history
of
a
population,
and
the
distribution
fitness
effects
(DFE)
newly
arising
mutations
in
functional
genomic
regions,
are
fundamental
factors
dictating
both
genetic
variation
evolutionary
trajectories.
Although
DFE
inference
has
been
performed
extensively
humans,
these
approaches
have
generally
either
limited
to
simple
models
involving
single
or,
where
complex
population
inferred,
without
accounting
for
potentially
confounding
selection
at
linked
sites.
Taking
advantage
coding-sparse
nature
genome,
we
propose
2-step
approach
which
coalescent
simulations
first
used
infer
multi-population
model,
utilizing
large
non-functional
regions
that
likely
free
from
background
selection.
We
then
use
forward-in-time
perform
conditional
on
demography
inferred
expected
estimation
procedure.
Throughout,
recombination
mutation
rate
maps
were
account
underlying
empirical
heterogeneity
across
human
genome.
Importantly,
within
this
framework
it
is
possible
utilize
fit
multiple
aspects
data,
scheme
represents
generalized
such
large-scale
species
with
genomes.
Language: Английский
Rapid gene content turnover on the germline-restricted chromosome in songbirds
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: July 29, 2023
The
germline-restricted
chromosome
(GRC)
of
songbirds
represents
a
taxonomically
widespread
example
programmed
DNA
elimination.
Despite
its
apparent
indispensability,
we
still
know
very
little
about
the
GRC's
genetic
composition,
function,
and
evolutionary
significance.
Here
assemble
GRC
in
two
closely
related
species,
common
thrush
nightingale.
In
total
identify
192
genes
across
GRCs,
with
many
them
present
multiple
copies.
Interestingly,
appears
to
be
under
selective
pressure,
content
differing
dramatically
between
species
appearing
pseudogenized
fragments.
Only
one
gene,
cpeb1,
has
complete
coding
region
all
examined
individuals
shows
no
copy
number
variation.
acquisition
this
gene
by
corresponds
earliest
estimates
origin,
making
it
good
candidate
for
functional
indispensability
songbirds.
Language: Английский
The genetic architecture of recombination rates is polygenic and differs between the sexes in wild house sparrows (Passer domesticus)
Molecular Biology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(9)
Published: Aug. 24, 2024
Abstract
Meiotic
recombination
through
chromosomal
crossing-over
is
a
fundamental
feature
of
sex
and
an
important
driver
genomic
diversity.
It
ensures
proper
disjunction,
allows
increased
selection
responses,
prevents
mutation
accumulation;
however,
it
also
mutagenic
can
break
up
favorable
haplotypes.
This
cost–benefit
dynamic
likely
to
vary
depending
on
mechanistic
evolutionary
contexts,
indeed,
rates
show
huge
variation
in
nature.
Identifying
the
genetic
architecture
this
key
understanding
its
causes
consequences.
Here,
we
investigate
individual
rate
wild
house
sparrows
(Passer
domesticus).
We
integrate
pedigree
data
identify
autosomal
crossover
counts
(ACCs)
intrachromosomal
allelic
shuffling
(r¯intra)
13,056
gametes
transmitted
from
2,653
individuals
their
offspring.
Females
had
1.37
times
higher
ACC,
1.55
r¯intra
than
males.
ACC
were
heritable
females
males
(ACC
h2
=
0.23
0.11;
0.12
0.14),
but
cross-sex
additive
correlations
low
(rA
0.29
0.32
for
r¯intra).
Conditional
bivariate
analyses
showed
that
all
measures
remained
after
accounting
values
opposite
sex,
indicating
sex-specific
evolve
somewhat
independently.
Genome-wide
models
are
polygenic
driven
by
many
small-effect
loci,
which
act
trans
as
global
modifiers.
Our
findings
have
different
potential
birds,
providing
compelling
mechanism
evolution
sexual
dimorphism
recombination.
Language: Английский
The genetic architecture of recombination rates is polygenic and differs between the sexes in wild house sparrows (Passer domesticus)
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 27, 2023
Abstract
Meiotic
recombination
through
chromosomal
crossing-over
is
a
fundamental
feature
of
sex
and
an
important
driver
genomic
diversity.
It
ensures
proper
disjunction,
allows
increased
selection
responses,
prevents
mutation
accumulation;
however,
it
also
mutagenic
can
break
up
favourable
haplotypes.
This
cost/benefit
dynamic
likely
to
vary
depending
on
mechanistic
evolutionary
contexts,
indeed,
rates
show
huge
variation
in
nature.
Identifying
the
genetic
architecture
this
key
understanding
its
causes
consequences.
Here,
we
investigate
individual
rate
wild
house
sparrows
(
Passer
domesticus
).
We
integrate
pedigree
data
identify
autosomal
crossover
counts
(ACC)
intra-chromosomal
allelic
shuffling
r̅
intra
)
13,056
gametes.
Females
had
1.37
times
higher
ACC,
1.55
than
males.
ACC
were
heritable
females
males
(ACC
h
2
=
0.23
0.11;
0.12
0.14),
but
cross-sex
additive
correlations
low
(r
A
0.29
0.32
for
Conditional
bivariate
analyses
showed
that
all
measures
remained
after
accounting
values
opposite
sex,
indicating
sex-specific
evolve
somewhat
independently.
Genome-wide
models
are
polygenic
driven
by
many
small-effect
loci,
which
act
trans
as
global
modifiers.
Our
findings
have
different
potential
birds,
providing
compelling
mechanism
evolution
sexual
dimorphism
recombination.
Language: Английский
Gene gain and loss from the Asian corn borer W chromosome
BMC Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: May 1, 2024
Sex-limited
chromosomes
Y
and
W
share
some
characteristics,
including
the
degeneration
of
protein-coding
genes,
enrichment
repetitive
elements,
heterochromatin.
However,
although
many
studies
have
suggested
that
retain
genes
related
to
male
function,
far
less
is
known
about
whether
they
female-specific
function.
Language: Английский
Songbird germline-restricted chromosome as a potential arena of genetic conflicts
Niki Vontzou,
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Yifan Pei,
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Jakob C. Mueller
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et al.
Current Opinion in Genetics & Development,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
83, P. 102113 - 102113
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
Genetic
conflicts
can
arise
between
components
of
the
genome
with
different
inheritance
strategies.
The
germline-restricted
chromosome
(GRC)
songbirds
shows
unusual
mitotic
and
meiotic
transmission
compared
rest
genome.
It
is
excluded
from
somatic
cells
maintained
only
in
germline.
usually
present
one
copy
male
germline
eliminated
during
spermatogenesis,
while
female
germline,
it
occurs
two
copies
behaves
as
a
regular
chromosome.
Here,
we
review
what
known
about
GRC's
evolutionary
history,
genetic
content,
expression
discuss
how
may
be
involved
types
conflicts.
Finally,
interrogate
potential
role
GRC
songbird
development,
highlighting
several
unsolved
mysteries.
Language: Английский
Germline-restricted chromosomes of the songbirds
Vavilov Journal of Genetics and Breeding,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
27(6), P. 641 - 650
Published: Nov. 2, 2023
Germline-restricted
chromosomes
(GRCs)
are
present
in
the
genomes
of
germline
cells
and
absent
from
somatic
cells.
A
GRC
is
found
all
species
songbirds
(Passeri)
none
other
bird
orders
studied
to
date.
This
indicates
that
originated
common
ancestor
songbirds.
The
germline-restricted
chromosome
permanently
songbird,
while
female
usually
contain
two
copies
male
ones
have
one
copy.
In
females,
GRCs
undergo
synapsis
restricted
recombination
their
terminal
regions
during
meiotic
prophase.
males,
it
almost
always
eliminated
spermatocytes.
Thus,
inherited
exclusively
through
maternal
lineage.
a
necessary
genomic
element
To
date,
genetic
composition
has
been
four
only.
Some
genes
actively
expressed
gonads,
controlling
development
synthesis
proteins
involved
organization
chromosomes.
Songbird
vary
size
composition.
each
consists
amplified
modified
basic
genome
species.
level
homology
between
different
relatively
low,
indicating
high
rate
evolution
this
chromosome.
Transmission
lineage
suppression
contribute
significantly
accelerated
GRCs.
One
may
suggest
rapid
coordinated
might
be
responsible
for
explosive
speciation
adaptive
radiation
most
species-rich
diverse
infraorder
birds.Хромосомы,
ограниченные
зародышевой
линией
(germline-restricted
–
GRC),
присутствуют
в
геномах
герминативных
клеток
и
запрограммированно
элиминируются
из
соматических
ходе
развития.
Они
крайне
редко
возникают
эволюции.
Еще
реже
они
становятся
необходимыми
элементами
геномов
крупных
таксонов.
Такая
хромосома,
ограниченная
линией,
была
обнаружена
у
всех
исследованных
представителей
подотряда
воробьинообразных
певчих
птиц.
Ни
одного
других
отрядов
птиц
не
выявлено.
Это
свидетельствует
о
том,
что
возникла
общего
предка
У
этого
присутствует,
как
правило,
двух
копиях
клетках
самок
одной
копии
самцов
отсутствует
клетках.
синаптируют
рекомбинируют
профазе
мейоза.
почти
всегда
сперматоцитов.
Таким
образом,
наследуется
исключительно
по
материнской
линии.
Хромосомы,
необходимый
элемент
генома
На
сегодняшний
день
исследованы
геномы
четырех
видов.
Некоторые
гены
активно
экспрессируются
гонадах
самок,
контролируют
развитие
клеток,
синтез
белков,
вовлеченных
организацию
мейотических
хромосом.
разных
видов
различаются
размерам
генетическому
составу.
Геном
каждого
вида
состоит
амплифицированных
перестроенных
копий
генов
основного
данного
вида.
Уровень
гомологии
между
довольно
низок.
указывает
на
высокую
скорость
эволюции
генетического
состава
хромосомы.
Значительный
вклад
ускорение
вносят
передача
этой
хромосомы
линии
подавление
рекомбинации
ней.
Можно
считать,
быстрая
согласованная
эволюция
набора
играет
важную
роль
видообразовании
адаптивной
радиации
самого
богатого
видами
разнообразного
Language: Русский
Host genotype shapes root mycobiota in durum wheat
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 29, 2024
Summary
In
addition
to
environmental
factors,
plant
genetics
play
a
key
role
in
shaping
the
root
microbiota;
however,
extent
of
this
genetic
control
remains
underexplored.
Using
collection
181
wheat
lines
derived
from
genetically
diverse
population,
we
investigated
influence
genotypes
on
composition
endophytic
mycobiota
and
explored
determinants
driving
these
relationships.
We
first
characterized
associated
with
roots
field-grown
Evolutionary
Prebreeding
pOpulation
(EPO)
using
Internal
Transcribed
Spacer
2
(ITS2)
barcoding.
Fungal
diversity
was
then
correlated
by
quantitative
methods,
including
heritability
analysis
Genome
Wide
Association
Studies
(GWAS),
identify
novel
influencing
composition.
species
richness
showed
positive
correlation
across
most
fungal
clades,
except
between
Mortierellomycotina
Glomeromycotina
.
Some
specific
such
as
Olpidiomycota
or
Chytridiomycota
,
underscored
their
potential
endophytes.
Additionally,
observed
higher
clades
(
i.e.
at
phylum
subphylum
rank)
that
exhibit
homogenous
trophic
mode,
biotrophic
Arbuscular
Mycorrhizal
Fungi
(AMF).
This
study
identifies
11
QTLs
clade
level.
By
shedding
light
uncovering
associations,
work
enhances
our
understanding
plant-microbiota
interactions
highlights
for
breeding
strategies
optimize
Language: Английский
Gene Gain and Loss from the Asian Corn Borer W Chromosome
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 21, 2022
Abstract
We
built
a
chromosome-level
genome
assembly
of
the
Asian
corn
borer,
Ostrinia
furnacalis
Guenée
(Lepidoptera:
Pyralidae,
Pyraloidea),
an
economically
important
pest
in
corn,
from
female,
including
both
Z
and
W
chromosome.
Despite
deep
conservation
chromosome
across
Lepidoptera,
our
reveals
little
with
available
sequence
related
species
or
chromosome,
consistent
non-canonical
origin
The
has
accumulated
significant
repetitive
elements
experienced
rapid
gene
gain
remainder
genome,
most
genes
exhibiting
pseudogenization
after
duplication
to
W.
that
retain
expression
are
largely
enriched
for
functions
DNA
recombination,
nucleosome,
chromatin
binding,
likely
meiotic
mitotic
processes
within
female
gonad.
Language: Английский