Reconstruction of ancient homeobox gene linkages inferred from a new high-quality assembly of the Hong Kong oyster (Magallana hongkongensis) genome.
Reconstruction of ancient homeobox gene linkages inferred from a new high-quality assembly of the Hong Kong oyster (Magallana hongkongensis) genome.
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10.1186/s12864-020-07027-6
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2020-10-15
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影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Hui JHL
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Li Y;Nong W;Baril T;Yip HY;Swale T;Hayward A;Ferrier DEK;Hui JHL
Homeobox-containing genes encode crucial transcription factors involved in animal, plant and fungal development, and changes to homeobox genes have been linked to the evolution of novel body plans and morphologies. In animals, some homeobox genes are clustered together in the genome, either as remnants from ancestral genomic arrangements, or due to coordinated gene regulation. Consequently, analyses of homeobox gene organization across animal phylogeny provide important insights into the evolution of genome organization and developmental gene control, and their interaction. However, homeobox gene organization remains to be fully elucidated in several key animal ancestors, including those of molluscs, lophotrochozoans and bilaterians. Here, we present a high-quality chromosome-level genome assembly of the Hong Kong oyster, Magallana hongkongensis (2n = 20), for which 93.2% of the genomic sequences are contained on 10 pseudomolecules (~ 758 Mb, scaffold N50 = 72.3 Mb). Our genome assembly was scaffolded using Hi-C reads, facilitating a larger scaffold size compared to the recently published M. hongkongensis genome of Peng et al. (Mol Ecol Resources, 2020), which was scaffolded using the Crassostrea gigas assembly. A total of 46,963 predicted gene models (45,308 protein coding genes) were incorporated in our genome, and genome completeness estimated by BUSCO was 94.6%. Homeobox gene linkages were analysed in detail relative to available data for other mollusc lineages. The analyses performed in this study and the accompanying genome sequence provide important genetic resources for this economically and culturally valuable oyster species, and offer a platform to improve understanding of animal biology and evolution more generally. Transposable element content is comparable to that found in other mollusc species, contrary to the conclusion of another recent analysis. Also, our chromosome-level assembly allows the inference of ancient gene linkages (synteny) for the homeobox-containing genes, even though a number of the homeobox gene clusters, like the Hox/ParaHox clusters, are undergoing dispersal in molluscs such as this oyster.
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影响因子:
16.6
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Adema CM;Hillier LW;Jones CS;Loker ES;Knight M;Minx P;Oliveira G;Raghavan N;Shedlock A;do Amaral LR;Arican-Goktas HD;Assis JG;Baba EH;Baron OL;Bayne CJ;Bickham-Wright U;Biggar KK;Blouin M;Bonning BC;Botka C;Bridger JM;Buckley KM;Buddenborg SK;Lima Caldeira R;Carleton J;Carvalho OS;Castillo MG;Chalmers IW;Christensens M;Clifton S;Cosseau C;Coustau C;Cripps RM;Cuesta-Astroz Y;Cummins SF;di Stephano L;Dinguirard N;Duval D;Emrich S;Feschotte C;Feyereisen R;FitzGerald P;Fronick C;Fulton L;Galinier R;Gava SG;Geusz M;Geyer KK;Giraldo-Calderón GI;de Souza Gomes M;Gordy MA;Gourbal B;Grunau C;Hanington PC;Hoffmann KF;Hughes D;Humphries J;Jackson DJ;Jannotti-Passos LK;de Jesus Jeremias W;Jobling S;Kamel B;Kapusta A;Kaur S;Koene JM;Kohn AB;Lawson D;Lawton SP;Liang D;Limpanont Y;Liu S;Lockyer AE;Lovato TL;Ludolf F;Magrini V;McManus DP;Medina M;Misra M;Mitta G;Mkoji GM;Montague MJ;Montelongo C;Moroz LL;Munoz-Torres MC;Niazi U;Noble LR;Oliveira FS;Pais FS;Papenfuss AT;Peace R;Pena JJ;Pila EA;Quelais T;Raney BJ;Rast JP;Rollinson D;Rosse IC;Rotgans B;Routledge EJ;Ryan KM;Scholte LLS;Storey KB;Swain M;Tennessen JA;Tomlinson C;Trujillo DL;Volpi EV;Walker AJ;Wang T;Wannaporn I;Warren WC;Wu XJ;Yoshino TP;Yusuf M;Zhang SM;Zhao M;Wilson RK
通讯作者:
Wilson RK
影响因子:
3.3
作者:
Barton-Owen TB;Szabó R;Somorjai IML;Ferrier DEK
通讯作者:
Ferrier DEK
影响因子:
2.9
作者:
Castro, LFC;Hoiianda, PWH
通讯作者:
Hoiianda, PWH
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作者:
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Liu, Xin
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Gan, Han Ming;Tan, Mun Hua;Miller, Adam D.
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