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Microsatellites in the Mlp genome Pascal Frey, Constance Xhaard, Axelle Andrieux, Benoît Barrès, Fabien Halkett INRA Nancy Joint Research Unit « Tree –

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1 Microsatellites in the Mlp genome Pascal Frey, Constance Xhaard, Axelle Andrieux, Benoît Barrès, Fabien Halkett INRA Nancy Joint Research Unit « Tree – Microbe Interactions » Champenoux, France Melampsora Genome Consortium - 2008 Summer Workshop

2 Microsatellites = SSR (Simple Sequence Repeats) = VNTR (Variable Number of Tandem Repeats Motifs : di-, tri-, tetra-, penta-, hexa-, or hepta-nucleotides e.g. (TA)n, (TCA)n, (CAGT)n Highly variable genetic markers Very useful for population genetics, genetic mapping, diagnosis... Reminder: what is a microsatellite?

3 1.To determine the number and the distribution of microsatellite loci in the Mlp genome. 2.To build a genetic map of Mlp. Problems to obtain a large offspring population. 3.To develop new microsatellite loci for population genetic studies. Why studying microsatellites in the Mlp genome?

4 1st run (march 2007) on the 1st assembly of the Mlp genome (Jazz) Genome size: 122 Mb; 2,682 scaffolds 7,530 microsatellite loci found (min 6 repeats for all motifs) 59% di, 34% tri, 3% tetra, 2% penta, 2% hexa-nucleotides Culling settings : min 10 repeats for di-nucl., and 8 repeats for tri-nucl. 664 microsatellite loci found 17% di, 39% tri, 17% tetra, 11% penta, 14% hexa-nucleotides Microsatellite finding with Magellan (1) Magellan software : Dee Carter, Univ. Sydney www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/people/academics/profiles/dcarter.php

5 2nd run (July 2008) on the 2nd assembly of the Mlp genome (Arachne) Genome size: 102 Mb; 462 scaffolds 7,293 microsatellite loci found (min 6 repeats for all motifs) 58% di, 35% tri, 3% tetra, 2% penta, 2% hexa-nucleotides Culling settings : min 10 repeats for di-nucl., and 8 repeats for tri-nucl. 654 microsatellite loci found (652 in the main genome, 1 in the mitochondrial DNA, 1 in Alt-haplotypes, none in Repetitive elements) 18% di, 39% tri, 16% tetra, 12% penta, 13% hexa-nucleotides Microsatellite finding with Magellan (2)

6 Comparison of both runs (and of both assemblies) Most of the microsatellite loci were found in both runs. In some cases, 2 microsatellite loci were defined on 2 separate scaffolds of the 1st assembly, and corresponded to only 1 locus in the 2nd assembly. -> both alleles for strain 98AG31 Microsatellite finding with Magellan (3)

7 Design of 1-2 primer pairs for each of the 650 loci with Primer3 software. In vitro PCR assays to validate the loci: 75% amplification success Determination of the polymorphism of the loci on 2 sexual populations of 40 Mlp isolates. Suppression of some loci not at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Validation of the microsatellites found (1)

8 Microsatellite loci resolved on a Beckman CEQ8000 DNA sequencer Validation of the microsatellites found (2) heterozygous locus homozygous loci

9 Design of 2 multiplex panels of 16 and 14 loci to be amplified in a single tube Validation of the microsatellites found (3)

10 Of the 462 scaffolds, only 111 contain microsatellites. Most of the smallest scaffolds contain no microsatellite. Average density: 6.5 microsatellites/Mb Scaffold # Position (Mb) Distribution of microsatellites on the 34 main scaffolds


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