Reviews in Aquaculture,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
14(2), С. 957 - 978
Опубликована: Ноя. 26, 2021
Abstract
Aquatic
species
have
become
an
integral
part
of
human
culture.
As
internationally
important
food
fish
species,
the
common
carp
Cyprinus
carpio
accounted
for
over
7%
global
aquaculture
production
in
2020.
In
addition
to
serving
as
a
source,
varieties
are
used
ornamental
and
valued
recreational
fisheries.
The
continuously
updated
reference
genome
has
recently
served
foundation
both
basic
genetic
studies
evolutionary
studies.
With
recent
emphasis
on
allotetraploid
signature
carp,
researchers
begun
focus
how
hybridization
polyploidization
affect
successful
speciation
advantageous
behaviour
carp.
this
review,
we
survey
current
emerging
research
topics
including
genomic
tools,
germplasm
resources,
diversity,
mechanism
improvement
economic
traits,
well
multiple
breeding
technologies
employed
We
also
provide
overview
trends
improvements
encourage
monitor
Understanding
basis
economically
traits
mechanisms
allopolyploidization
will
be
innovation
agronomically
although
road
ahead
challenging
widely
domesticated
species.
Nature Ecology & Evolution,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
4(6), С. 841 - 852
Опубликована: Март 30, 2020
Abstract
Sturgeons
seem
to
be
frozen
in
time.
The
archaic
characteristics
of
this
ancient
fish
lineage
place
it
a
key
phylogenetic
position
at
the
base
~30,000
modern
teleost
species.
Moreover,
sturgeons
are
notoriously
polyploid,
providing
unique
opportunities
investigate
evolution
polyploid
genomes.
We
assembled
high-quality
chromosome-level
reference
genome
for
sterlet,
Acipenser
ruthenus
.
Our
analysis
revealed
very
low
protein
rate
that
is
least
as
slow
other
deep
branches
vertebrate
tree,
such
coelacanth.
uncovered
whole-genome
duplication
occurred
Jurassic,
early
entire
sturgeon
lineage.
Following
polyploidization,
rediploidization
included
loss
whole
chromosomes
segmental
deduplication
process.
While
known
adaptive
processes
helped
conserve
high
degree
structural
and
functional
tetraploidy
over
more
than
180
million
years,
reduction
redundancy
seems
have
been
remarkably
random.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2019
Abstract
Common
carp
(
Cyprinus
carpio
)
is
an
allotetraploid
species
derived
from
recent
whole
genome
duplication
and
provides
a
model
to
study
polyploid
evolution
in
vertebrates.
Here,
we
generate
three
chromosome-level
reference
genomes
of
C.
compare
related
diploid
Cyprinid
genomes.
We
identify
Barbinae
lineage
as
potential
progenitor
then
divide
the
into
two
subgenomes
marked
by
distinct
similarity
progenitor.
estimate
that
progenitors
diverged
around
23
Mya
merged
12.4
based
on
divergence
rates
homoeologous
genes
transposable
elements
subgenomes.
No
extensive
gene
losses
are
observed
either
subgenome.
Instead,
find
expression
bias
across
surveyed
tissues
such
subgenome
B
more
dominant
expression.
CG
methylation
promoter
regions
may
play
important
role
altering
.
Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
627(8005), С. 811 - 820
Опубликована: Янв. 23, 2024
Abstract
As
the
only
surviving
lineages
of
jawless
fishes,
hagfishes
and
lampreys
provide
a
crucial
window
into
early
vertebrate
evolution
1–3
.
Here
we
investigate
complex
history,
timing
functional
role
genome-wide
duplications
4–7
programmed
DNA
elimination
8,9
in
vertebrates
light
chromosome-scale
genome
sequence
for
brown
hagfish
Eptatretus
atami
Combining
evidence
from
syntenic
phylogenetic
analyses,
establish
comprehensive
picture
evolution,
including
an
auto-tetraploidization
(1R
V
)
that
predates
Cambrian
cyclostome–gnathostome
split,
followed
by
mid–late
allo-tetraploidization
(2R
JV
gnathostomes
prolonged
Cambrian–Ordovician
hexaploidization
CY
cyclostomes.
Subsequently,
underwent
extensive
genomic
changes,
with
chromosomal
fusions
accompanied
loss
genes
are
essential
organ
systems
(for
example,
involved
development
eyes
proliferation
osteoclasts);
these
changes
account,
part,
simplification
body
plan
1,2
Finally,
characterize
hagfish,
identifying
protein-coding
repetitive
elements
deleted
somatic
cell
during
development.
The
germline-specific
provides
mechanism
resolving
genetic
conflict
between
soma
germline
repressing
pluripotency
functions,
paralleling
findings
10,11
Reconstruction
history
framework
further
investigations
cyclostomes
jawed
vertebrates.
Water Biology and Security,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
1(1), С. 100002 - 100002
Опубликована: Ноя. 22, 2021
Fish
biology
has
been
developed
for
more
than
100
years,
but
some
important
breakthroughs
have
made
in
the
last
decade.
Early
studies
commonly
concentrated
on
morphology,
phylogenetics,
development,
growth,
reproduction
manipulation,
and
disease
control.
Recent
mostly
focused
genetics,
molecular
biology,
genomics,
genome
biotechnologies,
which
provided
a
solid
foundation
enhancing
aquaculture
to
ensure
food
security
improving
aquatic
environments
sustain
ecosystem
health.
Here,
we
review
research
advances
five
major
areas:
(1)
biological
innovations
genomic
evolution
of
four
significant
fish
lineages
including
non-teleost
ray-finned
fishes,
northern
hemisphere
sticklebacks,
East
African
cichlid
Asian
cyprinid
fishes;
(2)
evolutionary
fates
consequences
natural
polyploid
(3)
domestication
selection;
(4)
development
innovation
breeding
biotechnologies;
(5)
applicable
approaches
potential
genetic
biotechnologies.
Moreover,
precision
biotechniques
are
examined
discussed
detail
gene
editing
introgression
or
removal
beneficial
detrimental
alleles,
use
sex-specific
markers
production
mono-sex
populations,
controllable
primordial
germ
cell
on-off
strategy
producing
sterile
offspring,
surrogate
broodstock-based
strategies
accelerate
breeding,
incorporation
sexual
regain-based
approach
create
synthetic
polyploids.
Based
these
scientific
technological
advances,
propose
blueprint
improvement
new
breed
creation
species
analyze
seed
industry
strengthening
security.
Nature Genetics,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
53(10), С. 1493 - 1503
Опубликована: Сен. 30, 2021
How
two
subgenomes
in
allo-tetraploids
adapt
to
coexistence
and
coordinate
through
structure
expression
evolution
requires
extensive
studies.
In
the
present
study,
we
report
an
improved
genome
assembly
of
allo-tetraploid
common
carp,
updated
annotation
goldfish
chromosome-scale
assemblies
a
progenitor-like
diploid
Puntius
tetrazona
outgroup
Paracanthobrama
guichenoti.
Parallel
subgenome
was
featured
with
equivalent
chromosome
components,
higher
protein
identities,
similar
transposon
divergence
contents,
homoeologous
exchanges,
better
synteny
level,
strong
sequence
compensation
symmetric
purifying
selection.
Furthermore,
observed
processes
allo-tetraploids,
including
inter-/intrasubgenome
trans-splicing
events,
dominance,
decreased
levels,
dosage
compensation,
stronger
correlation,
dynamic
functionalization
balancing
differential
expression.
The
potential
disorders
introduced
by
different
progenitors
were
hypothesized
be
alleviated
increasing
structural
homogeneity
performing
versatile
processes.
Resequencing
three
carp
strains
revealed
major
ecotypes
uncovered
candidate
genes
relevant
growth
survival
rate.
A
persistent
enigma
is
the
rarity
of
polyploidy
in
animals,
compared
to
its
prevalence
plants.
Although
animal
polyploids
are
thought
experience
deleterious
genomic
chaos
during
initial
polyploidization
and
subsequent
rediploidization
processes,
this
hypothesis
has
not
been
tested.
We
provide
an
improved
reference-quality
de
novo
genome
for
allotetraploid
goldfish
whose
origin
dates
~15
million
years
ago.
Comprehensive
analyses
identify
changes
subgenomic
evolution
from
asymmetrical
oscillation
common
carp
diverse
stabilization
balanced
gene
expression
continuous
rediploidization.
The
homoeologs
coexpressed
most
pathways,
their
dominance
shifts
temporally
embryogenesis.
Homoeolog
correlates
negatively
with
alternation
DNA
methylation.
results
show
that
cyprinids
have
a
unique
strategy
balancing
diversification.
Rediploidization
process
these
fishes
provides
intriguing
insights
into
function
allopolyploid
vertebrates.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
117(47), С. 29775 - 29785
Опубликована: Ноя. 2, 2020
Goldfish
have
been
subjected
to
over
1,000
y
of
intensive
domestication
and
selective
breeding.
In
this
report,
we
describe
a
high-quality
goldfish
genome
(2n
=
100),
anchoring
95.75%
contigs
into
50
pseudochromosomes.
Comparative
genomics
enabled
us
disentangle
the
two
subgenomes
that
resulted
from
an
ancient
hybridization
event.
Resequencing
185
representative
variants
16
wild
crucian
carp
revealed
origin
identified
genomic
regions
shaped
by
sweeps
linked
its
domestication.
Our
comprehensive
collection
varieties
associate
genetic
variations
with
number
well-known
anatomical
features,
including
features
distinguish
traditional
clades.
Additionally,
tyrosine-protein
kinase
receptor
as
candidate
causal
gene
for
first
case
Mendelian
inheritance
in
goldfish-the
transparent
mutant.
The
diversity
data
offer
unique
resources
make
promising
model
functional
genomics,
well
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
119(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 21, 2021
Significance
One
fundamental
analysis
needed
to
interpret
genome
assemblies
is
alignment.
Yet,
accurately
aligning
regulatory
and
transposon
regions
outside
of
genes
remains
challenging.
We
introduce
Anchored
Wavefront
alignment
(AnchorWave),
which
implements
a
duplication
informed
longest
path
algorithm
identify
collinear
performs
base
pair–resolved,
end-to-end
for
blocks
using
an
efficient
two-piece
affine
gap
cost
strategy.
AnchorWave
improves
the
under
number
scenarios:
genomes
with
high
similarity,
large
transposable
element
activity,
many
inversions,
alignments
between
species
deeper
evolutionary
divergence
different
whole-genome
histories.
Potential
use
cases
include
comparison
nongenic
sequences
population
genetics
taxa
large,
repeat-rich
genomes.
Nature Genetics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
54(7), С. 1037 - 1050
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2022
Zebrafish,
a
popular
organism
for
studying
embryonic
development
and
modeling
human
diseases,
has
so
far
lacked
systematic
functional
annotation
program
akin
to
those
in
other
animal
models.
To
address
this,
we
formed
the
international
DANIO-CODE
consortium
created
central
repository
store
process
zebrafish
developmental
genomic
data.
Our
data
coordination
center
(
https://danio-code.zfin.org
)
combines
total
of
1,802
sets
unpublished
re-analyzed
published
data,
which
used
improve
existing
annotations
show
its
utility
experimental
design.
We
identified
over
140,000
cis-regulatory
elements
throughout
development,
including
classes
with
distinct
features
dependent
on
their
activity
time
space.
delineated
distance
topology
chromatin
between
regulatory
active
during
zygotic
genome
activation
organogenesis.
Finally,
matched
epigenomic
landscapes
mouse
predicted
relationships
them
beyond
sequence
similarity,
thus
extending
genomics
mammals.