DNA methylation changes in clonally propagated oil palm
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs00299-020-02561-9https://elib.sfu-kras.ru/handle/2311/142533
Автор:
Norashikin, Sarpan
Elizaveta, Taranenko
Siew-Eng, Ooii
Eng-Ti, Leslie Low
Alejandro, Espinoza
Tatiana, V Tatarinova
Meilina, Ong-Abdullah
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Институт фундаментальной биологии и биотехнологии
Bio7
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2020-06Журнал:
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Norashikin, Sarpan. DNA methylation changes in clonally propagated oil palm [Текст] / Sarpan Norashikin, Taranenko Elizaveta, Ooii Siew-Eng, Leslie Low Eng-Ti, Espinoza Alejandro, V Tatarinova Tatiana, Ong-Abdullah Meilina // Plant Cell Reports. — 2020.Аннотация:
One of the main challenges faced by the oil palm industry is fruit abnormalities, such as the “mantled” phenotype that can lead to reduced yields. This clonal abnormality is an epigenetic phenomenon and has been linked to the hypomethylation of a transposable element within the EgDEF1 gene. To understand the epigenome changes in clones, methylomes of clonal oil palms were compared to methylomes of seedling-derived oil palms. Whole-genome bisulfite sequencing data from seedlings, normal, and mantled clones were analyzed to determine and compare the context-specific DNA methylomes. In seedlings, coding and regulatory regions are generally hypomethylated while introns and repeats are extensively methylated. Genes with a low number of guanines and cytosines in the third position of codons (GC3-poor genes) were increasingly methylated towards their 3′ region, while GC3-rich genes remain demethylated, similar to patterns in other eukaryotic species. Predicted promoter regions were generally hypomethylated in seedlings. In clones, CG, CHG, and CHH methylation levels generally decreased in functionally important regions, such as promoters, 5′ UTRs, and coding regions. Although random regions were found to be hypomethylated in clonal genomes, hypomethylation of certain hotspot regions may be associated with the clonal mantling phenotype. Our findings, therefore, suggest other hypomethylated CHG sites within the Karma of EgDEF1 and hypomethylated hotspot regions in chromosomes 1, 2, 3 and 5, are associated with mantling.