gene mapping in bactrocera tryoni

Assessment using conserved core eukaryotic sequences indicated 98% completeness. Our results have highlighted the potential for speciation studies in the Bactrocera genus. Those extracted segments (often numbering several hundred) were aligned with Muscle [56] using the SeaView alignment viewer [57] allowing gapped alignments and 60% consensus threshold. The 12-mers in the 3’ direction start at positions 13, 25, 37 etc, while the 12-mers in the 5’ direction start at -11, -23 etc. The utility of the B. tryoni-specific repeat library can be illustrated by comparing the masking ability of RepeatMasker [30] with and without the B. tryoni-specific repeat library. To provide larval polytene-chromosome materials for in situ hybridization, larvae were grown at 25°C in uncrowded, well-yeasted carrot medium (Bateman 1967) containing 4.8% protein and 11.7% dry carrot powder (H. J. Landgon & Company P/L). 1966, 20: 315-336. Streisfeld MA, Young WN, Sobel JM: Divergent selection drives genetic differentiation in an R2R3-MYB transcription factor that contributes to incipient speciation in Mimulus aurantiacus. The k value was determined after testing values ranging from 40-70. Coverage of transcripts. comm.). Such a library not only assists annotation but also provides avenues for investigation of genome evolution. However, we know that the genomes of B. tryoni, B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi contain abundant insertions of mariner elements [25], and that partial sequences of other repeated elements have been found within sequenced introns (for example [26]). Palomeque T, Lorite P: Satellite DNA in insects: a review. Genetica. The purified 806-bp insert of microsatellite clone 12.8.1 (microsatellite markers Bt4 and Bt14) hybridized to section 5C on chromosome 2. Those differences were confirmed in the present study. Abstract. The close genetic similarity of B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis has attracted the attention of evolutionary biologists since the 1960s. the B. dorsalis species complex; [39]). Among the 15 most abundant sequences were five potential satellite DNA sequences. By comparison, only 41.8% B. jarvisi reads mapped to the B. tryoni assembly with quality q > 20. This is a field in which good study systems are extremely rare [46–51]. In all cases, 12-mers were scored as matching if they differed from the canonical sequence by no more than a single 1 bp substitution. These deletions are currently being investigated as a basis for a simple PCR-based test to allow quarantine authorities to differentiate B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis (since there is currently no reliable test to split the two species at the larval stage). A total of 26 microsatellite markers and two RFLP markers were genotyped in 13 backcross families that included 619 progeny. Genetics. 10.1111/j.1439-0418.2011.01684.x. The B. jarvisi assembly was 87.1% complete (95.6% including partial matches). The gene models within each orthologous group produced by OrthoMCL were classified according to species of origin. The sequence difference between B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis is considerably less than that found between species of Drosophila[35]. The low coverage transcripts (coverage < 10) comprised 16% of transcripts and were likely to include many truncated or erroneous transcript predictions. The B. tryoni data consisted of 58 Gbp of paired-end data, representing approximately 80 times coverage assuming a genome size of approximately 700 Mbp (as calculated below). For both species pairs, the mean insert size was larger for the mariner sequences than control sequences (B. tryoni /B. Conversely, two 12-mers that are more than 88 bp apart, should rarely co-occur. To exploit the opportunities offered by genomics, such as the efficient identification of genetic loci central to pest behaviour and to the earliest stages of speciation, investigators require genomic resources for future investigations. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly credited. Google ScholarÂ, White IM, Elsom-Harris MM: Fruit flies of economic significance: their identification and bionomics. This first draft B. tryoni genome resembles other dipteran genomes in terms of size and putative coding sequences. Cookies policy. Our alternative approach to the estimation of genome size was based on the coverage of putative transcripts, with the assumption that many transcripts originate from single copy sequences [23]. To identify as many as possible of the underlying canonical sequences, we undertook a manual curation of the remaining RepeatModeler de novo sequences and the 18-mer extension sequences. Li L, Stoeckert CJ, Roos DS: OrthoMCL: identification of ortholog groups for eukaryotic genomes. Our data will also have direct application to the delineation of recent radiations such as the B. dorsalis species complex found in Pacific and south-east Asian countries [39]. Fitt GP: Responses by female dacinae to male lures and their relationship to patterns of mating behavior and pheromone response. The PCR product (10 μl) was digested with restriction enzymes and size separated by 2% agarose gel electrophoresis. Evolution. They are members of the subgenus Bactrocera. Because centromeres are undetected in the mapping experiments, there are several cases in which it is not known on which side of the centromere the marker lies. Questions about the extent of polymorphism within and between the two species can only properly be answered by sequencing unrelated individuals from wild populations. We also observed that many transposon sequences in the B. tryoni scaffolds were in homologous positions in both the B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi contigs. No recombination was found between the oe phenotype and the Rscarlet marker in the oe-4 family, indicating that the oe locus and the scarlet gene are very closely linked, estimated within one map unit. Despite that bias, 80-84% of ratios were in the range 1:3 to 1:1, indicating that most ortholog groups contain similar number of gene models. 10.1111/j.1570-7458.1981.tb03045.x. Genomic DNA for each sequencing run was extracted from 20 male fly heads using the method as described in [26]. We screened for the presence of bacterial sequences in our assembly using a Blastn search against the NCBI NT database (e-value 1e-06). Further, it represents the first annotated and published genome of a species in the genus Bactrocera, which contains the great bulk of tephritid pests in Asia and Oceania. The k-mer extension analysis was similar to the approach used in [28], in which the highest frequency k-mers found in the raw reads were extended one base pair at a time using the highest abundance k-mers that overlapped the original k-mer by (k-1) bases. Bolger AM, Lohse M, Usadel B: Trimmomatic: a flexible trimmer for Illumina sequence data. The closest species pairs are D. pseudoobscura - D. persimilis, a cross which produces sterile males [42] and D. simulans - D. mauritiana. In the malaria mosquito, Anopheles gambiae, a detailed microsatellite genetic map has been constructed (Zheng et al. These techniques include whole-genome sequencing, the development of a mapping population and linkage map, and quantitative trait analysis. Each column indicates a marker, with × showing a segregating cross. Indels of 1 or 2 bp were counted as non-synonomous changes. Recombination frequencies for this marker were therefore restricted to progeny scored as mutant rather than wild type. Bioinformatics. We acknowledge funding from the Horticulture Australia and the NSW State Government Science Leveraging Fund. The B. neohumeralis assembly was 84.7% complete (96.4% including partial matches). That process began by performing a Blastn alignment of all the RepeatModeler de novo sequences against the B. tryoni scaffolds (80% identity, e-value 1e-06). However, interspecies hybrids can readily be produced in the laboratory by caging males of one species with females of the other (in both directions) [4]. DNA studies have shown that this different subgeneric status may not be warranted, but B. jarvisi is sufficiently differentiated that it has formed a convenient outgroup for DNA sequence comparisons between B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis[8]. The statistics of the resulting assembly are shown in Table 1. Gapped alignment programs (e.g bwa-mem) were used to identify B. tryoni scaffold segments with zero coverage. 2013, 9 (3): e1003385-10.1371/journal.pgen.1003385. PubMed  For B. neohumeralis, 33% of Illumina HiSeq reads mapped to the B. neohumeralis repeats (average NM = 5.2). The present study presents a first set of Bactrocera-specific resources that will assist genomic and genetic studies in all these areas. Both pairwise comparisons involving D. melanogaster showed more groups with a 1:2 ratio rather than a 1:1 ratio. CAS  Shearman DCA: The evolution of sex determination systems in dipteran insects other than Drosophila. OrthoMCL was run on the three sets of gene models using using default parameters, except for the Blastp all-against-all step, where a more stringent e-value of 1e-10 was used. Bactrocera tryoni, the Queensland fruit fly, is established along the entire Australian east coast. Scaffolding was performed using the SSPACE scaffolder [14]. Morrow J, Scott L, Congdon B, Yeates D, Frommer M, Sved J: Close genetic similarity between two sympatric species of tephritid fruit fly reproductively isolated by mating time. Gene Ontology comparison. upstream) of the 1-position 12-mer. Aust J Entomol. Tephritids provide numerous promising study systems for speciation, behaviour, invasiveness and sex determination [38–40]. Tsoumani KT, Mathiopoulos KD: Genome size estimation with quantitative real-time PCR in two Tephritidae species: Ceratitis capitata and Bactrocera oleae. Using a subset of 3310 filtered transcripts, we obtained a distinct peak coverage at 42.5 (Figure 2). Then a single F1 male or a single F1 female was backcrossed to a single fly from the same genetically marked stock. BMC Genomics Genomic segments containing runs of five or more Ns were removed, as were transcripts with a MAKER-derived AED score > 0.2 (indicative of transcripts with lesser evidential support). Variation in the B. jarvisi data was as low as B. neohumeralis in the transcribed rRNA unit but higher than B. tryoni in the IGS and external transcribed spacer (ETS) region. The possibility that the remaining gene models represent novel B. tryoni genes is a subject of future investigation. All these molecular and genetic markers were genotyped in three-generation pedigrees. Using the deletions identified above, we extracted the 1000 bp genomic segments adjacent to each of the deletions identified in B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi. 1998). The B. tryoni genome has also enabled analysis of the genomes of two related Bactrocera species, B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi. 1981, 29 (1): 87-97. volume 15, Article number: 1153 (2014) (DOC 38 KB), Additional file 2: B. tryoni repetitive sequences. The B. tryoni strain used for sequencing was established from a mutant individual [45] and subsequently subjected to two further rounds of single-pair inbreeding to reduce polymorphism and facilitate assembly. All alleles behaved as autosomal codominant Mendelian factors. While we used 18-mers in other sections of this study, we used 12-mers to speed counting. The close similarity between the species at the sequence level allowed Illumina HiSeq data from both B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi to be mapped against the B. tryoni assembly. The discovery of the genetic processes causing and accompanying speciation has been a long-standing challenge for evolutionary biologists. The bw mutation was isolated from a single wild fly caught near Gosford, NSW, Australia, bred for homozygosity of the marker and maintained in the lab for 10 years (approximately 80 generations) before being further inbred by two rounds of single pair matings. Variation was measured from the consensus sequence for that species. Using the in situ hybridization technique, the 1.1-kb microsatellite fragment Bt32 maps to a unique site on chromosome 2, section 4B. That assumption was supported in the case of the B. tryoni assembly by the low percentage of orthologs (9.9%) in the CEGMA gene set. The 18S, 5.8S, 2S and 28S regions are indicated on the B. tryoni sequence by blue highlighting. For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription. 2010, 11 (11): R116-10.1186/gb-2010-11-11-r116. Genetica. 2004, 5: 59-10.1186/1471-2105-5-59. Eight molecular markers were also localized to the salivary gland polytene chromosomes by in situ hybridization. The observed substitution rates between B. tryoni and either B. neohumeralis or B. jarvisi were lower than that reported between, for example, Drosophila species (e.g. This inherent heterogeneity prevents good assemblies of those sequences. 2006, 45: 157-162. Over 16,000 MAKER-derived gene models showed a large degree of overlap with other Dipteran reference genomes. Relative size of orthologous groups of B. tryoni , C. capitata and D. melanogaster. Mol Phylogenet Evol. [35]). The methods we have used can be applied to any of the closely-related species groups which are challenging for traditional morphological taxonomy (e.g. Genome. The distance between the homologous flanking sequences was then measured in B. neohumeralis or B. jarvisi (where the flanking sequences were on the same contig). Gilchrist, A.S., Shearman, D.C., Frommer, M. et al. To finalise the consensus sequence, the most common variant at each SNP was checked by mapping the Illumina HiSeq reads to the candidate repeats using bwa-mem [54], extracting variant frequencies from the Samtools mpileup file [58] using VarScan 2 [59]. (1998) and Wang et al. The Venn diagram shows the number of groups that included gene models from either one, two or three of the species. The training for AUGUSTUS was generated using the whole B. tryoni genome, now available as a web-based service (http://bioinf.uni-greifswald.de/bioinf). Ordering was facilitated in such crosses by testing the distribution of crossovers implied for all possible marker orders on the chromosome. Figure A-11 Oriental Fruit Fly (Bactrocera dorsalis) A-31 Figure A-12 Malaysian Fruit Fly (Bactrocera latifrons) A-44 Figure A-13 Queensland Fruit Fly (Bactrocera tryoni) A-47 Figure A-14 Peach Fruit Fly (Bactrocera zonata) A-52 Figure A-15 Mediterranean Fruit Fly (Ceratitis capitata) A-58 Figure B-1 Example of Trapping Property Map B-3 Bactrocera tryoni shibire gene analyses The D. melanogaster shibire gene sequence (FBgn0003392) and protein sequence (FBpp0290811) were obtained from Flybase and the gene sequence used in a blastn search against the B. tryoni genome … High coverage transcripts (coverage > 60) comprised 14.6% of transcripts and were dominated by transcripts including highly repetitive sequences. While that high degree of overlap suggests that the B. tryoni assembly is reasonably complete, a caveat is that the C. capitata and D. melanogaster gene models were included in the B. tryoni MAKER annotation as part of the evidence used to create the B. tryoni gene predictions. 10.1093/bioinformatics/btu170. 10.1101/gr.129684.111. Thus for each of the three species, approximately one third of the raw sequencing reads mapped to the 249 kb of repetitive sequences listed in Additional file 2. Mol Biol Evol. Address correspondence to Dr. Gillies at the address above, or e-mail: Search for other works by this author on: Male linked genomic region determines sex in dioecious, Strong sexual selection does not induce population differentiation in a fish species with high dispersal potential: the curious case of the worm pipefish, Ultracontinuous single haplotype genome assemblies for the domestic cat (, New Dates for AGA Elections: Monday, November 9 to Friday, November 20, 2020, Tree of Life: Population structure, phylogeography and phylogenomics, Receive exclusive offers and updates from Oxford Academic, Copyright © 2021 American Genetic Association. Kulathinal RJ, Stevison LS, Noor MA: The genomics of speciation in Drosophila: diversity, divergence and introgression estimated using low-coverage genome sequencing. The central peak of the distribution indicated a mean coverage of 41-43. The amount of sequence variation also differed between the three species (Figure 3). 2003, 93: 351-360. That had the advantage of maximising the coverage of the homologous sequences on either side of any B. neohumeralis or B. jarvisi deletion, which in turn reduced the likelihood of mistaking low mapping coverage with a real deletion. The size of the element (A and B above) was then compared between species. 2012, 22 (3): 568-576. SNPs with >50% frequency were extracted from the Samtools mpileup file [58] using VarScan 2 [59]. In this case, the fertility of male hybrids is only slightly reduced (~80% of non-hybrids) and the sex ratio of hybrid crosses in both directions is slightly biased. Panel C: Cellular components. Google ScholarÂ. In total, 13 three-generation pedigrees, each marked with the mutation oe, wm, or bw, were generated in the experiment and have been used to map the morphological and molecular markers (Figure 1). The 13 separate frequency distributions are non-overlapping at this scale and are therefore presented as one histogram. jarvisi) were extracted from the Samtools mpileup file [58] using VarScan 2 [59] at sites with a minimum coverage of 10. CAS  2010, 103 (4): 1071-1079. Penetrance is incomplete at low temperatures for the bw mutation. However, the sequence similarity was exploited to identify a large number of deletions in the B. neohumeralis and B. jarvisi sequence data relative to the B. tryoni scaffolds. California Privacy Statement, 10.1093/bioinformatics/btt020. 1998). Panel A shows a B. tryoni male on the left and a male B. neohumeralis on the right. The Queensland fruit fly, Bactrocera tryoni, is Australia’s most important horticultural pest. 10.1046/j.0962-1075.2001.00275.x. Article  neohumeralis 17 bp vs. 9 bp: 2-tailed t-test, p < 0.001; B. tryoni /B. 2004, 32 (5): 1792-1797. This procedure assures segregation for the visible marker, and optimizes the chance of producing a segregating backcross for microsatellite markers. Additionally, a long jumping distance (LJD) mate-pair library (8 kb insert) was prepared by Eurofins MWG Operon, Ebersberg, Germany. For example, two 12-mers at positions 1 and 50 in the satellite sequence should always appear 50 bp apart in the same 5’-to-3’ orientation. Genome Res. The possibility of gene enrichment was investigated in the 341 orthologous groups that contained only B. tryoni gene models. For each orthologous group, we calculated that ratio for each species pair. Annu Rev Entomol. For all three species included in this study, we have identified a comprehensive set of non-redundant repetitive sequences, including the ribosomal RNA unit, and have quantified the major satellite DNA families. 2011, 27 (6): 764-770. Article  10.1016/j.ympev.2010.08.008. 1987, 116: 555-563. OrthoMCL produced 11688 orthologous groups and Figure 5 shows the overlap of those groups between the three species. Thus, they can provide a cross reference to establish linkage groups in pest species for which few markers are available. The three mate-pair libraries were added in order of increasing insert size (3 kb, 8 kb and 10 kb) as advised by the SSPACE authors. 1993), and has greatly facilitated the analysis of complex traits such as refractoriness to filarial and plasmodial parasites (Severson et al. To obtain a better estimate of satellite content of the B. tryoni genome, we estimated the frequency of satellite sub-sequences in the raw reads. Accessed 20 December 2014. Protein homology evidence for MAKER consisted of coding sequences from two other Dipterans: D. melanogaster (ftp://ftp.flybase.net/releases/FB2013_06/dmel_r5.54/fasta/dmel-all-CDS-r5.54.fasta.gz) and medfly, Ceratitis capitata (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/Ceratitis_capitata). We first used the k-mer method to estimate genome size [17], using both Jellyfish [18] and DSK 1.6066 [19] to count 18-mers. We partitioned fixed inter-species nucleotide substitutions between exons, introns, UTRs and non-coding DNA, with exon substitution rates being further classified as synonymous or non-synonymous (Table 5). Since we did not have scaffolded assemblies for either B. neohumeralis or B. jarvisi, we were unable to reliably investigate syntenic differences between the species. The fifth library was prepared from brain tissues. This article is published under license to BioMed Central Ltd. Schematic current chromosome map of B. tryoni. Panel A: Biological processes. For B. neohumeralis, of 59633 initial deletions over 10bp, only 4924 had sufficient coverage on both flanks to be investigated further. Genomic scaffold segments corresponding to each transcript were extracted along with the flanking 100bp regions. In all three species, variation was reduced in the 28S and 18S regions with a greater reduction in the 28S locus. The small genetic distance between B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis was reflected in the nucleotide substitution rates between the two species. Overlap of protein orthologous groups for B. tryoni , C. capitata and D. melanogaster . J Econ Entomol. In this paper, we present genomic resources to underpin the study of three sympatric tephritid fruit fly species that fulfil all these criteria. 10.1111/j.1365-3032.1979.tb00179.x. We first mapped reads from each species to the B. tryoni repeats, retaining reads with mapping quality q > 20. The set of 16710 gene predictions produced by MAKER were subsequently classified using a local installation of Blast2Go [33]. 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