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Page 1: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Recent Advances in Sheep Genomics

Noelle E. Cockett

Utah State University

Page 2: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

• Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute

• Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute

• Noelle Cockett, Utah State University

• Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO

• Clare Gill, Texas A&M University

• Olivier Hanotte, ILRI

• Ben Hayes, Vic DPI

• James Kijas, CSIRO

• Terry Longhurst, Meat and Livestock Australia

• Jill Maddox, University of Melbourne

• John McEwan, AgResearch

• Sean McWilliam, CSIRO

• Frank Nicholas, University of Sydney

• Hutton Oddy, University of New England

• Herman Raadsma, University of Sydney

• Laurant Schibler, INRA

• Ross Tellam, CSIRO

• Chris Warkup, Genesis Faraday Partnership

International

Sheep

Genome

Consortium

Page 3: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Growth of the Sheep Linkage Map

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Page 4: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

International Mapping Flock

Pedigree A1 2

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Produced by AgResearch

(New Zealand)

Page 5: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Sheep Linkage Map Version 5 (SM5)

2,528 markers, ~3,800 cM

• 2,383 on autosomals, 145 on X chromosome

• 1,111 SNPs from 1.5K array, rest mainly

microsatellites

• 1,420 unique positions, 2.5 cM average spacing

between positions

Autosomal map expanded by 220 cM (6%)

• 168 cM (4.8%) at ends of chromosomes and 54

cM (1.2%) map inflation

• Some previously identified double recombinants

disappeared with extra markers

http://rubens.its.unimelb.edu.au/~jillm/jill.htm

Page 6: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Comparison of Male and Female

Chromosome Lengths (SM5)

F/M ratios

Sheep 0.79

Other placental mammals 1.3-1.6

Marsupial 0.54

Page 7: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

RH IMF USDA-MARCOvine Radiation

Hybrid Map

• 5,000 rad panel

(USUoRH5000)

• Distributed to five

international labs

• 3567 loci typed

on panel

• High density maps

for all but OARY

• 2754 loci on maps

Page 8: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

CHORI-243

Ovine BAC Library

• 202,752 clones with

184 Kb average insert

• 376,493 sequences

from 193,073 clones

• 258,650,691 bp of

sequence (6% of the

genome)

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/guide/sheep

Page 9: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Arrange ovine BACs into overlapping contigs

using reference genome

Sheep BAC

Reference genome< 500 kb

Reference genome

Block 1 Block 2

Ovine Whole Genome Physical Map

Page 10: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Virtual Sheep Genome

www.livestock.genomics.csiro.au/SheepGenomics/

Page 11: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

CSIRO.

Capturing the Human Genome Annotation

By creating human to virtual sheep

coordinate conversion files, features of

the human genome can be displayed on

the virtual sheep genome.

Page 12: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

VSG1.2 vs Linkage Map (SM5) vs VSG2

OAR19 OAR26

Page 13: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Ovine SNP Markers

Sequence

from a

panel of

animals

Align to

identify SNPs

Rank

SNPs and

transfer

to chip

Diversity panel:

Red Masai

ILRI

Merino

SheepGenomics

Awassi

Uni. Sydney

Katahdin

USUGulf Coast Native

USU

Poll Dorset

SheepGenomics

Romney

AgResearch

Texel

AgResearch

Lacaune

INRA

Page 14: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Illumina Ovine 1536 SNP Array

• Integration of SNPs into linkage map (Jill Maddox, University of Melbourne)

• Integration of SNPs into RH map

(Noelle Cockett and Chunhua Wu, Utah State University; Brian

Dalrymple, CSIRO)

• Genetic diversity, variation and phylogenetics

(James Kijas, CSIRO, Australia)

• SNP panels for parentage assignment

(Mike Heaton, USDA/ARS MARC)

Page 15: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare
Page 16: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Illumina Ovine SNP50 BeadChip

Source 1: 6 sheep (Romney, Texel, Merino,

Dorset, Rambouillet and Suffolk) using Roche

454 FLX at BCM-HGSC to 0.5X coverage each

(3X coverage total)

9.7 Gbp of sequence generated

Source 2: Pool of 60 sheep using reduced

representation and Solexa GA at Illumina

3 Gbp of sequence generated

Page 17: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Illumina Ovine SNP50 BeadChip

A subset of 59,454 SNPs selected from 354,448

total SNPs

BeadChip commercially released January, 2009

Using a test panel of 92 animals from 10 breads:

• 54,200 loci displayed assay signal

• 49,000 SNP passing QC

• 99% displayed polymorphism

• Average MAF = .25

Page 18: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Sheep Linkage Map (SM6)

Ovine SNP50 ChipTotal number of SNPs on chip 59,454

Number of SNPs reported on 54,241#

Number of SNPs passing QC ~49,000

Number of SNPs localized to a chromosome using IMF 44,146

Number of SNPs localized to a chromosome using

Falkiner*

49,220

Number of ChrUn SNPs localized to a chromosome 312

Number of chromosome discrepancies between SM6

linkage map and VSG/Btau4

137

# Illumina, GeneSeek reported 54,977 loci but 650 dropped

* 2,325 Falkinder male progeny only, still need to add in 1,733 female

progeny

Page 19: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

More families wanted for 50K

SNP linkage map!

• Half-sibling families with at least 20

offspring per sire

– Can establish phase by genotyping sire’s

parents

• Full-sibling families with both parents and

grandparents available

Contact Jill Maddox:

([email protected])

Page 20: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

The Sheep HapMap and Breed Diversity Experiment

Total of 3400 animals from 74 breeds genotyped using the

SNP50 BeadChip

Wild sheep (argali, urial, mouflon, bighorn, thinhorn)

Out-group species (barbary, goat, thar, cattle..)

Page 21: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

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Distribution of Gene Diversity within 74 Breeds

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Page 22: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Asia SW Europe Central Europe Northern EuropeAfrica AmericasMiddle East

GAR

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BMH

FINNSP

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Asia

SW Europe

Central Europe

NorthernEurope

Africa

Americas

Middle East

• Asian, African,

Middle Eastern,

European breeds can

be differentiated

• European breeds

cluster according to

geographical location

Page 23: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Asia SW Europe Central Europe Northern EuropeAfrica AmericasMiddle East

GAR

BGA

BGE

IDC

SUM

GUR

CHA

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ASU

CPW

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GTX

STX

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BRL

BOR

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Suffolk

BorderLeicester

NewZealandTexel

Soay

Range of LD profiles among 73 breeds- selected sample

representing extremes

Average SNP spacing of 50K

Page 25: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare
Page 26: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Agreement marker positioning LODE vs VSG

Success in breed with HIGH LD Success in breed with LOW LD

Soay Churro

Page 27: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Yellow fat in Perendales

Single mutation

Partially recessive

30 affected, 30 controls

Gene on OAR21

Page 28: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

350 kB region

on OAR10

1 gene within the

interval

F st

Australian Merino

Polled Merino

Chromosome 10

Page 29: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Fs

t

Chromosome 2 SNP

2.2 Mb region on

OAR2

15 human Refseqs

including myostatin

Texel

Page 30: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Whole Genome Selection

Australia’s Falkiner Flock

• Largest fine mapping flock in the world

• 15 industry and 5 research sires

• 5,300+ lambs by AI on 4,000 + ewes

• Characterised for 491 traits

• 4,058 progeny genotyped with 50k

SNPs

• Funding from MLA and AWI

Page 31: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Ovine Whole Genome Reference Sequence

• Sequence generated from Texel ram used for the

CHORI-243 BAC library

~90 Gbp (30X coverage) on Illumina GAII platform (Roslin

Institute)

~6 Gbp (2X coverage) on Roche 454 FLX and ABI SOLiD

platforms (BCM-HGSC)

Gaps will be covered using BAC tiling path on ABI SOLiD

platform

• End result will be a whole genome reference

sequence equivalent to 7X Sanger sequence and

covering 95% of the unique ovine genome

Page 32: Noelle E. Cockett Utah State University•Alan Archibald, Roslin Institute •Steve Bishop, Roslin Institute •Noelle Cockett, Utah State University •Brian Dalrymple, CSIRO •Clare

Funding Sources:

• USDA – ARS (USA)

• USDA – NRICGP (USA)

• USDA – NRSP-8 (USA)

• SheepGenomics (Australia)

• Australian Government ISL

• AgResearch (New Zealand)

• INRA (France)

• 7th Framework Program (EC)

International Sheep Genome Consortium