Enhanced genetic differentiation of Japanese chum salmon identified from a meta-analysis of allele frequencies
Enhanced genetic differentiation of Japanese chum salmon identified from a meta-analysis of allele frequencies
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通过等位基因频率的荟萃分析发现日本鲑鱼的遗传分化增强
DOI:
10.1101/828780
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Shuichi Kitada and Hirohisa Kishino
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作者:
Abe H.;Takeuchi T.;Taru M.;Sato-Okoshi;W.;Okoshi;K.;Shuichi Kitada and Hirohisa Kishino
Genetic stock identification (GSI) is a major management tool of Pacific salmon (OncorhynchusSpp.) that has provided rich genetic baseline data of allozymes, microsatellites, and single‐nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) across the Pacific Rim. Here, we analyzed published data sets for adult chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta), namely 10 microsatellites, 53 SNPs, and a mitochondrial DNA locus (mtDNA3, control region, and NADH‐3 combined) in samples from 495 locations in the same distribution range (n= 61,813). TreeMix analysis of the microsatellite loci identified the greatest convergence toward Japanese/Korean populations and suggested two admixture events from Japan/Korea to Russia and the Alaskan Peninsula. The SNPs had been purposively collected from rapidly evolving genes to increase the power of GSI. The largest expected heterozygosity was observed in Japanese/Korean populations for microsatellites, whereas it was largest in Western Alaskan populations for SNPs, reflecting the SNP discovery process. A regression of SNP population structures on those of microsatellites indicated the selection of the SNP loci according to deviations from the predicted structures. Specifically, we matched the sampling locations of the SNPs with those of the microsatellites and performed regression analyses of SNP allele frequencies on a 2‐dimensional scaling (MDS) of matched locations obtained from microsatellite pairwiseFSTvalues. The MDS first axis indicated a latitudinal cline in American and Russian populations, whereas the second axis showed differentiation of Japanese/Korean populations. The top five outlier SNPs included mtDNA3, U502241 (unknown), GnRH373, ras1362, and TCP178, which were identified by principal component analysis. We summarized the functions of 53 nuclear genes surrounding SNPs and the mtDNA3 locus by referring to a gene database system and propose how they may influence the fitness of chum salmon.