Genomic structure of the horse major histocompatibility complex class II region resolved using PacBio long-read sequencing technology
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1 Genomic structure of the horse major histocompatibility complex class II region resolved using PacBio long-read sequencing technology Agnese Viļuma, Sofia Mikko, Daniela Hahn, Loren Skow, Göran Andersson, Tomas F. Bergström
2 Supplementary,Figure,S1."Coverage"of"each"randomly"linearized"BAC"clone"construct" assembly,"where"the"posi=on(s)"of"the"vector"is"shown"as"a"grey"box." Coverage"describes"the"number"of"filtered"subreads"suppor=ng"each"base"pair"of"the"final" assembly."the"threshold"for"end"trimming"is"indicated"as"a"red"ver=cal"line.""
3 Supplementary,Figure,S1con3nued."
4 coverage Amplicon1 Amplicon2 min coverage 288x bp Supplementary,Figure,S2."Overview"of"the"two"longGrange"PCR"amplicon"coverage." Coverage"describes"the"number"of"reads"of"insert"covering"each"base"pair"of"the"final" amplicon"assembly."red"doied"line"indicates"the"minimum"observed"per"base"coverage.""
5 CLUSTAL O(1.2.3) multiple sequence alignment Eqca-DQB3 MSGKMAPQIPRGLWTAAMMAMLVVLSTPVAEGRDSPQDFVFQLKGQCYFTNGTERVRLVTRLIYNREEFVRFDSDVGEFQAVTELGRHIAEDWNGQKDVLEQKRAELDTVCRHNYQVEAL Eqca-DQB1 MSGKMAPQMPRGLWTAAVMVTLVVLSIPVAEGRDSPKDFVIQLKGLCYFTNGTERVRLVTRYIYNREEWVRFDSDVGEYRALTEQGRPDAEDWNGQKDFLEQTRAYVDTVCRHNYQVEAP Eqca-DQB2 ----MAPQIPRGLWTAAVMVMLVVLSTPVAEGRDSPQDFVVQFMGQCYFTNGTEHVRYVTRYIYNREEYVRFDSDVGEYRALTELGRPEAEYWNGQKDILEGTRAELDRVCRPNYQLEFP sp P01920 DQB1_HUMAN MSWKKALRIPGGLRAATVTLMLAMLSTPVAEGRDSPEDFVYQFKAMCYFTNGTERVRYVTRYIYNREEYARFDSDVEVYRAVTPLGPPDAEYWNSQKEVLERTRAELDTVCRHNYQLELR sp P05538 DQB2_HUMAN MSWKMALQIPGGFWAAAVTVMLVMLSTPVAEARDFPKDFLVQFKGMCYFTNGTERVRGVARYIYNREEYGRFDSDVGEFQAVTELGRS-IEDWNNYKDFLEQERAAVDKVCRHNYEAELR * ::* *: :*:: *.:** ****.** *:**: *:. ********:** *:* ******: ****** ::*:* * * **. *:.** ** :* *** **: * Exon 1 Exon 2 Eqca-DQB3 TTLQRRVEPRVTISPSRTEVLNRHNLLVCSVTDFYPGQIKVRWFRNDQEETAGIVSTPLIRNGDWTFQILVMLEMTPQRGDVYTCHVEHPSPQSPITVQWRTHSESAQNKMLCGIGSFVL Eqca-DQB1 FTWQRRVKPTVTISPSRTEALNHHNLLVCSVTDFYPGQIKVQWFRNDQEETAGVVSTPLIRNGDWTFQILVMLEMTPQRGDVYTCHVEHPSLQSPITVQWQVQSESAQSKMLSGIGGFVL Eqca-DQB2 A-LERRVEPRVTISPSRTEALNHHNLLVCSVTDFYPGQIKVRWFRNGQEETAGVVSTPLIRNGDWTFQILVMLEMTPQRGDVYTCHVEHPSLQSPITVEWQAQSESAQSKMLSGVGGFML sp P01920 DQB1_HUMAN TTLQRRVEPTVTISPSRTEALNHHNLLVCSVTDFYPAQIKVRWFRNDQEETTGVVSTPLIRNGDWTFQILVMLEMTPQHGDVYTCHVEHPSLQNPITVEWRAQSESAQSKMLSGIGGFVL sp P05538 DQB2_HUMAN TTLQRQVEPTVTISPSRTEALNHHNLLVCSVTDFYPAQIKVRWFRNDQEETAGVVSTSLIRNGDWTFQILVMLEITPQRGDIYTCQVEHPSLQSPITVEWRAQSESAQSKMLSGIGGFVL :*:*:* *********.**:*************.****:****.****:*:*** ****************:***:**:***:***** *.****:*:.:*****.***.*:*.*:* Exon 3 Exon 4 Eqca-DQB3 GLVFLGLSLIIHHRSQKGPRGSPPADCIREAH Eqca-DQB1 GLIFLGLGLIIHHRSKKGPRGPSPAGLLD--- Eqca-DQB2 GLIFLGLGLIIHHRSQKGPRGPPPAGLLR--- sp P01920 DQB1_HUMAN sp P05538 DQB2_HUMAN GLIFLGLGLIIHHRSQK GLLH--- GLIFLGLGLIIRHRGQKGPRGPPPAGLLH--- **:****.***:**.:** Exon 5 Exon 6 Supplementary,Figure,S3.Mul=ple"alignment"(ClustalO,"hIp:// predicted"protein"sequences"of"the"three"func=onal"eqca%dqb"genes"and"hla%dqb1-(p01920)"and"%dqb2-(p05538)." The"amino"acid"sequence"of"the"Eqca%DQB3-exon"6"is"highlighted"in"red."
6 A Exon 6 Exon 5 first sequence ~400 bp DELETION 1 Eqca-DQB3 DQB B" DQB1 Eqca-DQB1 Evidence for the alternative Eqca-DQB3 exon 6 Exon 6 Exon 5 ERR GG" G" Supplementary,Figure,S4."A)DotGplot"comparison"of"the"Eqca%DQB3-and"Eqca%DQB1-genomic"sequence."The"400"bp" dele=on"of"the"eqca%dqb3-sequence"spans"a"por=on"of"intron"5"and"the"en=re"protein"coding"sequence"of"exon"6" of"eqca%dqb1."the"annota=on"tracks"(in"blue)"are"displayed"below"(eqca%dqb1)"and"on"the"lew"side"(eqca%dqb3)"of" the"dotgplot."b)"the"rnagseq"read"(roche"454)"suppor=ng"the"alterna=ve"exon"6"of"eqca%dqb3-(in"pink)."
7 A B HLA-DOA exon 4 EquCab2.0 Eqca-DOA exon 4 Bravo Eqca-DOA exon 4 A->G mutation 36 bp ERR " ERR TR4232 c0_g1_i1" T->C mutation mrna evidence Supplementary,Figure,S5.,Figure,illustrates"the"alterna=ve"donor"splice"site"of"the"Eqca%DOA-exon"4."A)"Mul=ple" sequence"alignment"of"coding"sequences"at"the"3 "end"of"exon"4"and"5 "end"of"intron"5"of"the"mhc%doa-gene"in" human," Bravo" haplotypes" and" EquCab2" assembly." The" human" splice" site" muta=on" and" the" alterna=ve" canonical" splice" site" of" the" horse" are" highlighted" with" yellow" and" green" boxes," respec=vely." B)" Annota=on" tracks" from" the" UCSC" genome" browser"(hla%doa- and" EquCab2" Eqca%DOA)" and" from" the" IGV" visualiza=on" tool"(bravo" Eqca%DOA)" illustrate"the"current"annota=on"of"these"genes."aligned"mrna"evidence"suppor=ng"the"alterna=ve"canonical"splice" site"of"the"extended"exon"4"is"shown"in"contrast"to"the"refseq"genes"and"ensembl"gene"predic=ons."
8 MHCclassIIdirec1on: COL11A2< BTNL2* BTNL2 >COL11A2** Supplementary,Figure,S6."This"figure"illustrates"our"choice"of"species"for"compara=ve"analysis"according"to"their"evolu=onary"distance," genome"and"annota=on"completeness."phylogene=c"branches"in"blue"represent"species"where"genome"assemblies"are"present"as" separate"scaffolds"and/or"lack"proper"annota=on."phylogene=c"branches"in"red"represent"species"with"a"reliable"mhc"class"ii"assembly" and"annota=on"(e.g."specific"publica=ons,"refseq"gene"annota=on)."chromosomal"loca=on"of"the"mhc"class"ii"region"is"indicated"with"a" red"box"and"the"direc=onality"is"shown"with"a"blue"arrow."for"ruminants,"two"well"annotated"sequences"of"caile"and"sheep"mhc"class" II"region"are"available."Both"of"these"sequences"share"a"characteris=c"of"the"split"MHC"class"II"region"due"to"an"ancestral"inversion" (indicated"with"a"star)."in"our"species"comparison"(figure"4),"we"retained"caile"as"a"representa=ve"of"the"ruminants." Phylogene=c"tree"from:"Murphy,"W."J.,"Pringle,"T."H.,"Crider,"T."A.,"Springer,"M."S."&"Miller,"W."Using"genomic"data"to"unravel"the"root"of" the"placental"mammal"phylogeny."genome-research"17,"413g421,"doi: /gr "(2007).""
9 A+ C+ 100 Feca-DRA2_NM_ Feca-DRA1_XM_ Feca-DRA3_SLC26A3_NM_ DLA-DRA_NP_NM_ HLA-DRA_NM_ Eqca-DRA 56 Bota_DRA_NM_ SLA-DRA_NM_ H2-Ea-ps_NM_ Bota-DYA_NM_ Eqca-DQA2 Eqca-DQA1 Eqca-DQA3 DLA-DQA1_NM_ HLA-DQA1_NM_ HLA-DQA2_NM_ Bota-DQA2_NM_ Bota-DQA5_NM_ SLA-DQA_NM_ Bota-DQA_NM_ H2-Aa_NM_ B Feca-DRB3_NM_ Feca-DRB1_NM_ Feca-DRB4_XM_ DLA-DRB1_NM_ Eqca-DRB1 Eqca-DRB2 Eqca-DRB3 SLA-DRB1_NM_ D Eqca-DQB3 Eqca-DQB1 Eqca-DQB2 Bota-DQB_NM_ SLA-DQB1_NM_ DLA-DQB1_NM_ HLA-DQB2_NM_ HLA_DQB1_NM_ H2-Ab1_NM_ Bota-DYB_NM_ Bota-DRB3_NM_ Bota-DSB_NM_ HLA-DRB5_NM_ HLA-DRB1_NM_ H2-Eb1_NM_ H2-Eb2_NM_ Supplementary,Figure,S7.,Phylogene)c+rela)onship+of+seven+mammalian+MHC$DRA,+5DRB,+5DQA+and+DQB+loci+are+ illustrated+ in+ the+ sec)ons+ A,+ B,+ C+ and+ D,+ respec)vely.+ Neighbor5Joining+ trees+ were+ constructed+ from+ es)mated+ Jukes5Cantor+ distances+ (pairwise+ dele)on)+ of+ CDS+ and+ the+ robustness+ of+ the+ branching+ order+ was+ es)mated+ by+ 10,000+bootstrap+replica)ons.+Gene+names+are+followed+by+a+RefSeq+accession+number+for+each+sequence.++
10 Sequence preparation Mapping evidence Removing&vector&sequence& UniProtKB/ EST# SwissProt# 6& GoldenPath## 7& mrna# GoldenPath## Publicly#available#RNAGseq#data# Final&assembly&of&the&BAC&insert& 5#individual# pool#of#several#horses#&# horses## 8& Cssues# 9& Prediction Repeat&masking& Predic;on&with&Augustus 1 && (using&hints)& Manual&annota;on&(IGV&+& annota;on&guidelines 10,11 )&& Manually&updated&GFF&file& 2& 3& BLASTx# 100.SwissPr ot.fasta# exonerate# protein.gff# 4& GMAP# EST.bam## GMAP# mrna.bam## 5& Illumina# Trinity# RNATranscr ipts.fa## GMAP# Illumina_1. bam# GMAP# 454# RNA454. bam# Illumina# Trinity# RNATranscr ipts.fa## GMAP# Illumina_2. bam# Supplementary, Figure, S8., A" schematic" overview" of" the" automated" annotation" pipeline" and"tools"involved."" 1. Stanke,"M."&"Waack,"S."Gene"prediction"with"a"hidden"Markov"model"and"a"new"intron"submodel."Bioinformatics,(Oxford,,England)"19,Suppl,2,"ii215A225"(2003)."" 2. "Slater,"G."S."C."&"Birney,"E."Automated"generation"of"heuristics"for"biological"sequence"comparison."BMC"bioinformatics"6,"1A11,"doi: /1471A2105A6A31" (2005)." Wu,"T."D.,"Reeder,"J.,"Lawrence,"M.,"Becker,"G."&"Brauer,"M."J."GMAP"and"GSNAP"for"Genomic"Sequence"Alignment:"Enhancements"to"Speed,"Accuracy,"and" Functionality."Methods"in"molecular"biology"(Clifton,"N.J.)"1418,"283A334,"doi: /978A1A4939A3578A9_15"(2016)." 5. Slater,"G."S."C."&"Birney,"E."Automated"generation"of"heuristics"for"biological"sequence"comparison."BMC"bioinformatics"6,"1A11,"doi: /1471A2105A6A31" (2005)." 6. Consortium,"T."U."UniProt:"a"hub"for"protein"information."Nucleic"acids"research"43,"D204AD212,"doi: /nar/gku989"(2015)." Hestand,"M."S."et"al."Annotation"of"the"Protein"Coding"Regions"of"the"Equine"Genome."PLoS"One"10,"e ,"doi: /journal.pone "(2015)." 9. Pacholewska,"A."et"al."The"transcriptome"of"equine"peripheral"blood"mononuclear"cells."PLoS"One"10,"e ,"doi: /journal.pone "(2015)." 10. Laurens"Wilming,"A."F.,"Jane"Loveland,"Jonathan"Mudge,"Charles"Steward,"Jennifer"Harrow,"HAVANA"team."HAVANA"annotation"guidelines."48"(2012)." 11. Misra,"S."et"al."Annotation"of"the"Drosophila"melanogaster"euchromatic"genome:"a"systematic"review."Genome"biology"3,"RESEARCH0083"(2002)."
11 Supplementary,Table,S1.,Genotyping,results,of,the,SNP,and,INDEL,dense,regions,observed,in, junctions,five,and,six.,, Expected* Confirmed GenomiclocationinMHC SNP RegionNo. classii SNPs INDELs s INDELs Method 1 926,154H926, ,974H958, ,012,387H1,013, SangerHseq 16 2 SangerHseq 9 1 SangerHseq 4 1,066,875H1,067, SangerHseq 5 1,088,221H1,089, SangerHseq 4%agarose 247bpINDEL 1,016,235H1,017, gel Sum:, 46, 5,,, 45, 4, *ExpectednumberofSNPsandINDELsbasedonPacBiosequencingoftheBAC clones Supplementary,Table,S2.,Summary,of,the,longHrange,PCR,amplicon,sequencing,results., Expectedlength(bp) Observedlength(bp) Amplicon1 16,512 19,701 Amplicon2 12,953 14,649 AssemblyofAmplicon1and2 28,151 30,309 Amplicon1and2overlap 1,314 4,041 CH241H135M23andAmplicon1overlap CH241H455C07andAmplicon2overlap
12 Supplementary,Table,S3.,Gene,content,of,the,BAC,clone,sequences.,, No.of BACID No.of genes Genes pseudoh genes Pseudogenes CH241H407K07 3 LOC504295,)LOC525599,) 1 Eqca1G) BTNL2) CH241H288J19 4 BTNL2*,Eqca1DRA,1DRB1,)) 2 SIRPA,)Eqca1DQB4) 1DQA1) CH241H441N13 2 Eqca1DQA1,)1DQB1) 2 Eqca1DQA4,)1DQB4) CH241H440J07 2 Eqca1DQB1,)1DQA2) 2 Eqca1DQA4,)1DRB4) CH241H135M23 5 Eqca1DQA2,)1DQB2,1DQA3,)) 2 RPS27,)Eqca1DOB2) 1DQB3,HDRB2) CH241H455C07 2 Eqca1DRB3,)1DOB1) 3 Eqca1DRB5,)1DOB3,)) 1DRB6,)) CH241H147K21 9 Eqca1DOB1*,)TAP2,PSMB8,) 0 H TAP1,)PSMB9,)Eqca1DMB,1 DMA,BRD2,)Eqca1DOA*) CH241H359L18 8 PSMB8,)TAP1,)PSMB9,)Eqca1 2 Eqca1DPB1,)1DPB2) DMB,)) 1DMA,)BRD2,)Eqca1DOA, COL11A2*) *partialgene
13 Table,S4.,Identity,to,known,MHCHIPD,alleles., Gene Mostidentical MHCHIPDallele AccessionNo. Nucleotideidentity(%) Eqca1DRA Eqca1DRA*00101 JQ Eqca1DRB1 Eqca1DRB1*00101 JQ Eqca1DRB2 Eqca1DRB2*00201 JQ Eqca1DRB3 Eqca1DRB3*00201 JQ Eqca1DQA1 Eqca1DQA1*00101 JQ Eqca1DQA2 Eqca1DQA2*00101 JQ Eqca1DQA3 Eqca1DQA3*00101 JQ Eqca1DQB1 Eqca1DQB1*00101 JQ Eqca1DQB2 Eqca1DQB2*00101 JQ Eqca1DQB3 Eqca1DQB3*00101 JQ Supplementary,Table,S5.,Primer,sequences.,, Forward,primer,5'H3', Reverse,primer,5'H3', Amplicon1 M13FHccttgcatctggactcacct M13RHttgcccactgctgtattcac Amplicon2 M13FHggtcaccagaggagaacagg M13RHttcctcagcagtggctttct Candidate1 M13FHgcaccaataacctgcaatgaa M13RHctctctcgttctctggattcca Candidate2 M13FHaccagctgaccaccaatgta M13RHcaacaagaatgaggccctgg Candidate3 M13FHgcctattgccaaacattgcc M13RHttgtgtaagggagccaggag Candidate4 M13FHtgggacagcactattaatgtaca M13RHagctttcactctcctcctct Candidate5 M13FHaggccaaggacacagatcag M13RHtttcttctctctccctggcc 247bpINDEL gtttgctgcactccacttca aggccagcttttgttttcatt M13F:TGTAAAACGACGGCCAGT; M13R:CAGGAAACAGCTATGACC.
14 Table,S6.,Detailed,information,of,the,sequences,submitted,to,the,European, Nucleotide,Archive., ID RunaccessionNo Sequencingtechnology CH241H147K21 ERR PacBio CH241H455C07 ERR PacBio CH241H135M23 ERR PacBio CH241H288J19 ERR PacBio CH241H440J07 ERR PacBio CH241H359L18 ERR PacBio CH241H407K07 ERR PacBio CH241H441N13 ERR PacBio Het_Region_Nr1 ERR SangerHsequencing Het_Region_Nr2 ERR SangerHsequencing Het_Region_Nr3 ERR SangerHsequencing Het_Region_Nr4 ERR SangerHsequencing Het_Region_Nr5 ERR SangerHsequencing LRHPCRAmplicons ERR PacBio
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