A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat

<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p><it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>(<it>Brachypodium</it>) has been recognized as a new model species for comparative and functional genomics of cereal and bioenergy crops because it possesses many biological at...

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Main Authors: Nelson William M, Lazo Gerard R, You Frank M, Vogel John P, Huo Naxin, Ma Yaqin, Gu Yong Q, Soderlund Carol, Dvorak Jan, Anderson Olin D, Luo Ming-Cheng
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Published: BMC 2009-10-01
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Online Access:http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2164/10/496
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author Nelson William M
Lazo Gerard R
You Frank M
Vogel John P
Huo Naxin
Ma Yaqin
Gu Yong Q
Soderlund Carol
Dvorak Jan
Anderson Olin D
Luo Ming-Cheng
author_facet Nelson William M
Lazo Gerard R
You Frank M
Vogel John P
Huo Naxin
Ma Yaqin
Gu Yong Q
Soderlund Carol
Dvorak Jan
Anderson Olin D
Luo Ming-Cheng
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description <p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p><it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>(<it>Brachypodium</it>) has been recognized as a new model species for comparative and functional genomics of cereal and bioenergy crops because it possesses many biological attributes desirable in a model, such as a small genome size, short stature, self-pollinating habit, and short generation cycle. To maximize the utility of <it>Brachypodiu</it>m as a model for basic and applied research it is necessary to develop genomic resources for it. A BAC-based physical map is one of them. A physical map will facilitate analysis of genome structure, comparative genomics, and assembly of the entire genome sequence.</p> <p>Results</p> <p>A total of 67,151 <it>Brachypodium </it>BAC clones were fingerprinted with the SNaPshot HICF fingerprinting method and a genome-wide physical map of the <it>Brachypodium </it>genome was constructed. The map consisted of 671 contigs and 2,161 clones remained as singletons. The contigs and singletons spanned 414 Mb. A total of 13,970 gene-related sequences were detected in the BAC end sequences (BES). These gene tags aligned 345 contigs with 336 Mb of rice genome sequence, showing that <it>Brachypodium </it>and rice genomes are generally highly colinear. Divergent regions were mainly in the rice centromeric regions. A dot-plot of <it>Brachypodium </it>contigs against the rice genome sequences revealed remnants of the whole-genome duplication caused by paleotetraploidy, which were previously found in rice and sorghum. <it>Brachypodium </it>contigs were anchored to the wheat deletion bin maps with the BES gene-tags, opening the door to <it>Brachypodium</it>-Triticeae comparative genomics.</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>The construction of the <it>Brachypodium </it>physical map, and its comparison with the rice genome sequence demonstrated the utility of the SNaPshot-HICF method in the construction of BAC-based physical maps. The map represents an important genomic resource for the completion of <it>Brachypodium </it>genome sequence and grass comparative genomics. A draft of the physical map and its comparisons with rice and wheat are available at <url>http://phymap.ucdavis.edu/brachypodium/</url>.</p>
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spelling doaj.art-e0f0b3509b5445fcb9074404c0f13b182022-12-22T01:42:24ZengBMCBMC Genomics1471-21642009-10-0110149610.1186/1471-2164-10-496A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheatNelson William MLazo Gerard RYou Frank MVogel John PHuo NaxinMa YaqinGu Yong QSoderlund CarolDvorak JanAnderson Olin DLuo Ming-Cheng<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p><it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>(<it>Brachypodium</it>) has been recognized as a new model species for comparative and functional genomics of cereal and bioenergy crops because it possesses many biological attributes desirable in a model, such as a small genome size, short stature, self-pollinating habit, and short generation cycle. To maximize the utility of <it>Brachypodiu</it>m as a model for basic and applied research it is necessary to develop genomic resources for it. A BAC-based physical map is one of them. A physical map will facilitate analysis of genome structure, comparative genomics, and assembly of the entire genome sequence.</p> <p>Results</p> <p>A total of 67,151 <it>Brachypodium </it>BAC clones were fingerprinted with the SNaPshot HICF fingerprinting method and a genome-wide physical map of the <it>Brachypodium </it>genome was constructed. The map consisted of 671 contigs and 2,161 clones remained as singletons. The contigs and singletons spanned 414 Mb. A total of 13,970 gene-related sequences were detected in the BAC end sequences (BES). These gene tags aligned 345 contigs with 336 Mb of rice genome sequence, showing that <it>Brachypodium </it>and rice genomes are generally highly colinear. Divergent regions were mainly in the rice centromeric regions. A dot-plot of <it>Brachypodium </it>contigs against the rice genome sequences revealed remnants of the whole-genome duplication caused by paleotetraploidy, which were previously found in rice and sorghum. <it>Brachypodium </it>contigs were anchored to the wheat deletion bin maps with the BES gene-tags, opening the door to <it>Brachypodium</it>-Triticeae comparative genomics.</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>The construction of the <it>Brachypodium </it>physical map, and its comparison with the rice genome sequence demonstrated the utility of the SNaPshot-HICF method in the construction of BAC-based physical maps. The map represents an important genomic resource for the completion of <it>Brachypodium </it>genome sequence and grass comparative genomics. A draft of the physical map and its comparisons with rice and wheat are available at <url>http://phymap.ucdavis.edu/brachypodium/</url>.</p>http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2164/10/496
spellingShingle Nelson William M
Lazo Gerard R
You Frank M
Vogel John P
Huo Naxin
Ma Yaqin
Gu Yong Q
Soderlund Carol
Dvorak Jan
Anderson Olin D
Luo Ming-Cheng
A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
BMC Genomics
title A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
title_full A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
title_fullStr A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
title_full_unstemmed A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
title_short A BAC-based physical map of <it>Brachypodium distachyon </it>and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
title_sort bac based physical map of it brachypodium distachyon it and its comparative analysis with rice and wheat
url http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2164/10/496
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