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The Genome Analysis Centre
Building Excellence in Genomics and Computational Bioscience
TILLING @ TGAC
Sarah Ayling
Crop Genomics and Diversity
[email protected]
The Genome Analysis Centre
Building Excellence in Genomics
and Computational Bioscience
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Definitions
Forward genetics is the approach of
determining the genetic basis responsible for a
phenotype – classical genetics
Reverse genetics is an approach to discover
the function of a gene by analyzing the
phenotypic effects of specific engineered gene
sequences.
TILLING: Targeting Induced Local Lesions in
Genomes
Source: Wikipedia
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TILLING by sequencing
Induce
genetic
variation
Base changes:
C > T; G > A GCGATGAGCTCGAAGACGCA
GCGATAAGCTCGAAGATGCA
Detect base
changes in
genes
Phenotype
plants with
changes in
your gene of
interest
Sequence once, database for everyone…
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TILLING projects:
Brassica rapa
Triticum aestivum
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Triangle of U
black mustard
turnip, Chinese cabbage
broccoli, cabbage
oil seed rape, swede
Wikipedia (U, Jpn J Bot
7:389452, 1935)
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Triangle of U
black mustard
turnip, Chinese cabbage
broccoli, cabbage
oil seed rape, swede
Wikipedia (U, Jpn J Bot
7:389452, 1935)
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Mutant
Areas ofpopulation
Activity - brassica
Genotype: R-o-18
• Inbred line of B. rapa subsp. Trilocularis (Yellow Sarson)
• Closely related to B. rapa oilseed crops grown in Pakistan
EMS population developed in Lars Østergaard group, >1000 lines
Treat seed with EMS
(ethyl methanesulfonate)
(0.3 and 0.4%)
Grow M1 plants
(G:C to A:T
mutations)
Self-fertilise
and harvest
seed
Grow M2
plants
Harvest M3
seed
Extract DNA
Stephenson et al., BMC Plant Biology 2010
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Slide: Jon Wright
Polyploid wheat
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Polyploid wheat
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Mutant
Areas ofpopulation
Activity - wheat
Genotype:
Triticum aestivum cv Cadenza (Bread wheat)
EMS population developed in Andy Philips group,
>1500 lines as part of WGIN1
Treat seed with EMS
(ethyl methanesulfonate)
Grow M1 plants
(G:C to A:T
mutations)
Self-fertilise
and harvest
seed
Grow M2
plants
Harvest M3
seed
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Extract DNA
Exome capture
Bamshad et al., Nature Reviews Genetics, 2011
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B. rapa genome & annotation
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B. rapa capture design
B. rapa genome
http://brassicadb.org, v1.2
41,019 protein-coding genes, 48 Mb total sequence
48 Mb
30 Mb
Conserved domain
CODDLE-like: Comai lab
(Codons Optimized to Detect Deleterious Lesions)
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Sequencing strategy
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Paired-end Illumina
Fragment size: 300bp
Read lengths: 2x150bp
24-plex run over 2 lanes
• = 12-plex
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Sequencing results
998
Number of samples processed
25,892,695
Mean number of reads per sample
3,755,166
Minimum number of reads for a sample
38.5
Mean target coverage
Mean percentage of targets with <2x coverage
Mean percentage of target bases with >=10x coverage
5.1
86.3
Target coverage variability between samples
120
60
Samples
0
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MAPS pipeline
BWA mapping
Picard
MarkDuplicates
MAPS part1:
(whole batch)
minLib=n-2
minCov=10
maxCov=1000
hetOneMinPer=20
Mpileup
MAPS part2:
MAPS part1
MAPS part2
(per sample)
minLib=n-2
minCov=10
hetMinPer=30
homMinCov=3
hetMinCov=6
REF
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
line1
x
line2
line3
line4
line5
line6
line7
line8
Henry et al. 2014. Plant Cell
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Results
Mean number of mutations per sample
Mean mutation density
1188.7
1 per 49.9 kb
% Homozygous
10
% Heterozygous
90
Mean % EMS mutations (C:G->A:T)
99.1
ACGT
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Results
92.2% of B. rapa genes contain
non-synonymous mutations
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Accessing the data
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Accessing the data
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Accessing the data
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Coming soon to revgen.jic.ac.uk
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Next steps?
• Order your seeds (multiple mutants per gene)
• Grow your plants
• Check phenotypes
• Cross/self to obtain homozygous alleles
• Check with KASP markers
• Grow your plants
• Check phenotypes
• Publish 
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Acknowledgements
Brassica:
Jon Wright
Wheat:
Paul Bailey
Ksenia Krasileva
Ricardo RamirezGonzales
Platforms & Pipelines:
Leah Clissold
and team
Trevor Wang
Fran Robson
Lars Østergaard
Saleha Bakht
Andy
Phillips
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Cristobal Uauy
Jorge Dubcovsky
Hans VasquezGross
Luca Comai
Meric Lieberman
Isabelle Henry
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