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Background: Genome sequence plays an important role in both the basic and applied studies. Gossypium raimondii, the putative contributor of the D subgenome of Upland cotton (Gossypium. hirsutum), highlights the need to improve the genome quality in a rapid and efficient way.
Methods: we performed Hi-C sequencing of Gossypium raimondii and reassembled its genome based on a set of new Hi-C data and previously published scaffolds. We identified and corrected errors of initial scaffolds before reassembled into chromosomes.
Result: A total of 98.42% of sequence was clustered successfully, among which 99.72% of the clustered sequence was ordered and 99.92% of the ordered sequence was oriented with high-quality. Further evaluation of results by heat-map and collinearity analysis revealed that the current reassembled genome is significantly improved than previous one.
Conclusion: This improvement in Gossypium raimondii genome not only provides a better reference genome to increase study efficiency, but also offers a new way to assemble cotton genomes. Furthermore, Hi-C data of Gossypium raimondii may be used for 3D structure research or regulating analysis.
Keywords
Gossypium raimondii, Hi-C, genome assembly, heatmap and collinearity
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Guoli Song
Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences Cotton Research Institute
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Review #1 received
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Reviewers invited
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Reviewer #1 agreed
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On 12 Oct, 2020
Editor invited
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Editorial decision: Revise before peer review
On 25 Aug, 2020
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On 20 Aug, 2020
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On 19 Aug, 2020
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Background: Genome sequence plays an important role in both the basic and applied studies. Gossypium raimondii, the putative contributor of the D subgenome of Upland cotton (Gossypium. hirsutum), highlights the need to improve the genome quality in a rapid and efficient way.
Methods: we performed Hi-C sequencing of Gossypium raimondii and reassembled its genome based on a set of new Hi-C data and previously published scaffolds. We identified and corrected errors of initial scaffolds before reassembled into chromosomes.
Result: A total of 98.42% of sequence was clustered successfully, among which 99.72% of the clustered sequence was ordered and 99.92% of the ordered sequence was oriented with high-quality. Further evaluation of results by heat-map and collinearity analysis revealed that the current reassembled genome is significantly improved than previous one.
Conclusion: This improvement in Gossypium raimondii genome not only provides a better reference genome to increase study efficiency, but also offers a new way to assemble cotton genomes. Furthermore, Hi-C data of Gossypium raimondii may be used for 3D structure research or regulating analysis.
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Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
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- errorbin.bed.xls
Supplemental 1: Table of error bins.
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