The Plant Cell,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
32(4), С. 1218 - 1239
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2020
Meiosis
recombines
genetic
variation
and
influences
eukaryote
genome
evolution.
During
meiosis,
DNA
double-strand
breaks
(DSBs)
enter
interhomolog
repair
to
yield
crossovers
noncrossovers.
DSB
occurs
as
replicated
sister
chromatids
are
connected
a
polymerized
axis.
Cohesin
rings
containing
the
REC8
kleisin
subunit
bind
anchor
chromosomes
Here,
we
report
genomic
landscape
of
using
chromatin
immunoprecipitation
sequencing
(ChIP-seq)
in
Arabidopsis
(Arabidopsis
thaliana).
associates
with
regions
high
nucleosome
occupancy
multiple
states,
including
histone
methylation
at
H3K4
(expressed
genes),
H3K27
(silent
H3K9
transposons).
enrichment
is
associated
suppression
meiotic
DSBs
chromosome
fine
scales.
As
greatest
transposon-dense
heterochromatin,
repeated
ChIP-seq
kyp
suvh5
suvh6
H3K9me2
mutants.
Surprisingly,
maintained
heterochromatin
no
defects
centromeric
cohesion
were
observed.
within
genes
anti-correlates
transcription
reduced
COPIA
transposons
that
reactivate
expression
Abnormal
axis
structures
form
rec8
recruit
DSB-associated
protein
foci
undergo
synapsis,
which
followed
by
fragmentation.
Therefore,
correlates
states
required
organize
architecture
recombination.
A
closer
look
at
centromeres
Centromeres
are
key
for
anchoring
chromosomes
to
the
mitotic
spindle,
but
they
have
been
difficult
sequence
because
can
contain
many
repeating
DNA
elements.
These
repeats,
however,
carry
regularly
spaced,
distinctive
markers
of
heterogeneity
between
mostly,
not
completely,
identical
repeats.
Such
differences
aid
assembly.
Naish
et
al
.
used
ultra-long-read
sequencing
establish
a
reference
assembly
that
resolves
all
five
in
small
mustard
plant
Arabidopsis
Their
view
into
subtly
homogenized
world
reveals
retrotransposons
interrupt
centromere
organization
and
repressive
methylation
excludes
from
meiotic
crossover
repair.
Thus,
evolve
under
opposing
forces
homogenization
retrotransposon
disruption.
—PJH
Centromeres
load
kinetochore
complexes
onto
chromosomes,
which
mediate
spindle
attachment
and
allow
segregation
during
cell
division.
Although
centromeres
perform
a
conserved
cellular
function,
their
underlying
DNA
sequences
are
highly
divergent
within
between
species.
Despite
variability
in
sequence,
also
universally
suppressed
for
meiotic
crossover
recombination,
across
eukaryotes.
However,
the
genetic
epigenetic
factors
responsible
suppression
of
centromeric
crossovers
remain
to
be
completely
defined.
Genome Research,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
28(4), С. 519 - 531
Опубликована: Март 12, 2018
Eukaryotic
centromeres
contain
the
kinetochore,
which
connects
chromosomes
to
spindle
allowing
segregation.
During
meiosis,
are
suppressed
for
inter-homolog
crossover,
as
recombination
in
these
regions
can
cause
chromosome
missegregation
and
aneuploidy.
Plant
surrounded
by
transposon-dense
pericentromeric
heterochromatin
that
is
epigenetically
silenced
histone
3
lysine
9
dimethylation
(H3K9me2),
DNA
methylation
CG
non-CG
sequence
contexts.
However,
role
of
chromatin
modifications
control
meiotic
pericentromeres
not
fully
understood.
Here,
we
show
disruption
Arabidopsis
thaliana
H3K9me2
pathways,
example,
via
mutation
H3K9
methyltransferase
genes
KYP/SUVH4
SUVH5
SUVH6,
or
CHG
gene
CMT3,
increases
proximity
centromeres.
Using
immunocytological
detection
MLH1
foci
genotyping
sequencing
recombinant
plants,
observe
pathway
mutants
increased
crossovers.
Increased
H3K9me2/non-CG
occurs
hybrid
inbred
backgrounds
likely
involves
contributions
from
both
interfering
noninterfering
crossover
repair
pathways.
We
also
double-strand
breaks
(DSBs)
increase
within
pericentromeres,
purification
SPO11-1-oligonucleotides.
Therefore,
exert
a
repressive
effect
on
DSB
formation
plant
heterochromatin.
Our
results
may
account
selection
enhancer
trap
Dissociation
(Ds)
transposons
into
CMT3
with
proximal
transposon
launch-pads.
Genetics,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
213(3), С. 771 - 787
Опубликована: Сен. 16, 2019
Abstract
Rowan
et
al.
generated
a
dataset
of
over
17,000
meiotic
crossovers
(COs)
from
2000
F2
individuals
single
Arabidopsis
thaliana
cross.
The
unprecedented
density
COs
and
the
high-quality
reference
genomes
two...
Many
environmental,
genetic,
epigenetic
factors
are
known
to
affect
frequency
positioning
(COs).
Suppression
by
large,
cytologically
visible
inversions
translocations
has
long
been
recognized,
but
relatively
little
is
about
how
smaller
structural
variants
(SVs)
COs.
To
examine
fine-scale
determinants
CO
landscape,
including
SVs,
we
used
rapid,
cost-effective
method
for
high-throughput
sequencing
generate
precise
map
>17,000
between
Col-0
Ler-0
accessions
thaliana.
were
generally
suppressed
in
regions
with
this
effect
did
not
depend
on
size
variant
region,
was
only
marginally
affected
type.
suppression
extend
far
beyond
SV
borders
rates
slightly
elevated
flanking
regions.
Disease
resistance
gene
clusters,
which
often
exist
as
exhibited
high
at
some
loci,
there
tendency
toward
depressed
loci
where
large
differences
two
parents.
Our
high-density
also
revealed
fine
detail
relates
genetic
(DNA
motifs)
(chromatin
structure)
features
genome.
We
conclude
that
occurs
narrow
region
spanning
large-
small-scale
representing
an
influence
landscape
addition
sequence
variation
along
chromosomes.
PLoS Genetics,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
16(7), С. e1008872 - e1008872
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2020
Transposable
elements
(TEs)
are
genomic
parasites
that
selfishly
replicate
at
the
expense
of
host
fitness.
Fifty
years
evolutionary
studies
TEs
have
concentrated
on
deleterious
genetic
effects
TEs,
such
as
their
disrupting
genes
and
regulatory
sequences.
However,
a
flurry
recent
work
suggests
there
is
another
important
source
TEs’
harmful
effects—epigenetic
silencing.
Host
genomes
typically
silence
by
deposition
repressive
epigenetic
marks.
While
this
silencing
reduces
selfish
replication
should
benefit
hosts,
picture
emerging
triggers
inadvertent
spreading
marks
to
otherwise
expressed
neighboring
genes,
ultimately
jeopardizing
In
Review,
we
provide
long-overdue
overview
genome-wide
evidence
for
presence
prevalence
effects,
highlighting
both
similarities
differences
across
mammals,
insects,
plants.
We
lay
out
current
understanding
functional
fitness
consequences
propose
possible
influences
evolution
hosts
themselves.
These
unique
indicate
effect
not
only
crucial
component
TE
biology
but
could
also
be
significant
contributor
genome
function
evolution.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2021
Abstract
Master
transcription
factors
reprogram
cell
fate
in
multicellular
eukaryotes.
Pioneer
have
prominent
roles
this
process
because
of
their
ability
to
contact
cognate
binding
motifs
closed
chromatin.
Reprogramming
is
pervasive
plants,
whose
development
plastic
and
tuned
by
the
environment,
yet
little
known
about
pioneer
kingdom.
Here,
we
show
that
master
factor
LEAFY
(LFY),
which
promotes
floral
through
upregulation
commitment
APETALA1
(
AP1
),
a
factor.
In
vitro,
LFY
binds
endogenous
target
locus
DNA
assembled
into
nucleosome.
vivo,
associates
with
nucleosome
occupied
sites
at
majority
its
loci,
including
.
Upon
binding,
‘unlocks’
chromatin
locally
displacing
H1
linker
histone
recruiting
SWI/SNF
remodelers,
but
broad
changes
accessibility
occur
later.
Our
study
provides
mechanistic
framework
for
patterning
inflorescence
architecture
uncovers
striking
similarities
between
animal
Biology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
10(8), С. 766 - 766
Опубликована: Авг. 11, 2021
Epigenetics
has
emerged
as
an
important
research
field
for
crop
improvement
under
the
on-going
climatic
changes.
Heritable
epigenetic
changes
can
arise
independently
of
DNA
sequence
alterations
and
have
been
associated
with
altered
gene
expression
transmitted
phenotypic
variation.
By
modulating
plant
development
physiological
responses
to
environmental
conditions,
diversity—naturally,
genetically,
chemically,
or
environmentally
induced—can
help
optimise
traits
in
era
challenged
by
global
climate
change.
Beyond
variation,
modifications
may
contribute
breeding
providing
useful
markers
allowing
use
epigenome
diversity
predict
performance
increase
final
production.
Given
difficulties
transferring
knowledge
mechanisms
from
model
plants
crops,
various
strategies
emerged.
Among
those
are
modelling
frameworks
dedicated
predicting
epigenetically
controlled-adaptive
traits,
epigenetics
vitro
regeneration
accelerate
breeding,
specific
marks
that
modulate
interest.
The
key
challenge
agriculture
faces
21st
century
is
production
speeding
up
resilient
species.
Therefore,
provides
fundamental
molecular
information
potential
direct
applications
enhancement,
tolerance,
adaptation
within
context
Trends in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
25(5), С. 455 - 465
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2020
Crossovers
(COs),
that
drive
genetic
exchange
between
homologous
chromosomes,
are
strongly
biased
toward
subtelomeric
regions
in
plant
species.
Manipulating
the
rate
and
positions
of
COs
to
increase
variation
accessible
breeders
is
a
longstanding
goal.
Use
genome
editing
reagents
induce
double-stranded
breaks
(DSBs)
or
modify
epigenome
at
desired
sites
recombination,
manipulation
CO
factors,
increasingly
applicable
approaches
for
achieving
this
These
strategies
'controlled
recombination'
have
potential
reduce
time
expense
associated
with
traditional
breeding,
reveal
currently
inaccessible
diversity,
control
over
inheritance
preferred
haplotypes.
Considerable
challenges
address
include
translating
knowledge
from
models
crop
species
determining
best
stages
breeding
cycle
which
recombination.