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High Mitochondrial Genome Diversity and Intricate Population Structure of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus in Kyushu, Japan Cover

High Mitochondrial Genome Diversity and Intricate Population Structure of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus in Kyushu, Japan

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|Oct 2018

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Summary information for populations in Kyushu.

PopulationCodeNa No. of treesb LocationPrefecture
MatsuuraMa231633.3°N, 129.7°ENagasaki
KaratsuKa271033.5°N, 129.9°ESaga
ItoshimaIt252533.6°N, 130.2°EFukuoka
YukuhashiYu141433.7°N, 131.0°EFukuoka
ChikujoCh121233.7°N, 131.1°EFukuoka
AmakusaAm281032.6°N, 130.4°EKumamoto
ShintomiSh242032.1°N, 131.5°EMiyazaki
MiyazakiMi262031.9°N, 131.4°EMiyazaki
North NichinanNi-N28431.6°N, 131.4°EMiyazaki
South NichinanNi-S272031.6°N, 131.4°EMiyazaki
SendaiSe252031.8°N, 130.2°EKagoshima
IbusukiIb262031.2°N, 130.6°EKagoshima

[i] aNumber of individuals analyzed in each population. Total number of individuals analyzed = 285; bThe number of trees in each population that became the source of the sequenced nematodes.

Figure 1

Location of the studied populations of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus (black dots) in Kyushu and the group of haplotype distribution of each population. The names of populations are written in code as indicated in Table 1. The classification of haplotypes is presented as in Figure 2.

Figure 2

Phylogentic tree for 33 mitochondrial haplotypes of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus containing 30 from Kyushu and 3 from previous studies was inferred by using the Maximum Likelihood (ML) method based on the Kimura 2-parameter model. Numbers under the branches represent support values from bootstrap replications of 1,000. Evolutionary distances greater than 0.0001 are shown above branches. Wide bars indicate the major clades clustering.

Table 2

Sequence polymorphism and substitutions identified in the mitochondrial genome of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus.

Substitution
Sequence polymorphismNucleotideAmino acid residue
Gene/regionLengtha (bp)No. IndelsIndels/bpb No. SNPsSNPs/bpb No. Tsc No. Tvc Tsc/Tvc ratioNo. Synsd No. Non-synsd Synd/Non-synd ratio
Protein-coding gene cox1 1,156391/303548.83456.8
cox2 69071/9970–616.0
nad3 34261/57515.0422.0
nad5 1,569401/3930103.03093.3
nad6 435131/331125.51125.5
nad4L 23451/47414.050–
nad1 873221/401753.421121.0
atp6 41771/60522.570–
subtotal5,7161391/41114254.6118205.9
tRNA trnC 5411/5401–
trnM 5411/5401–
trnD 55
trnG 54
trnH 55
trnA 55
trnP 57
trnV 57
trnW 55
trnE 55
trnS 5511/5501–
trnY 6311/63
subtotal66911/66931/22303–
rRNA rrnL 93771/134431.3
rrnS 69761/116331.0
subtotal1,634131/126761.2
Non-coding region cox1-trnC 1511/1521/7.502–
trnC-trnM 7
trnM-trnD 20
trnD-trnG 311/310–
nad3-nad5 1
rrnS-trnS 4
subtotal5011/5031/17120.5
Total8,060e 21/40301581/51122363.4118205.9

[i] aThe nucleotide sequence length for that gene or region; bThe average occurrence of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) or insertions/deletions (Indels) in that specific part of the sequenced mitochondrial genome; cTs, transitions; Tv, transversions; dSyn, synonymous substitution; Non-syn, non-synonymous substitution; eThe total length contains 9 bp overlapping genes or regions; Blank cells indicate no value; – means the value cannot be calculated.

Table 3

Haplotype distribution within in each population.

Haplotype
Population010203040506070809101112131415161718192021222324252627282930Nha Hdb
Matsuura1631340.50
Karatsu8318211380.82
Itoshima1120340.36
Yukuhashi67130.60
Chikujo31830.53
Amakusa74211119290.83
Shintomi8114140.57
Miyazaki52120.32
Nichinan-N421330.42
Nichinan-S10151140.57
Sendai2121140.30
Ibusuki9114721180.80
Total43121071821113114282111110985121172110.83
Frequency (%)15.14.23.52.50.42.80.70.40.44.60.40.414.72.80.70.40.40.40.43.534.41.80.40.70.40.42.50.70.40.4

[i] Numbers indicate the number of individuals present in each haplotype. –indicate that no individual presented the haplotype. aNumber of haplotypes detected in the population; bHaplotype diversity, Hd = (1−∑xi 2) n/(n−1), where xi is the frequency of the ith haplotype and n is the sample size (Nei and Tajima, 1981).

Table 4.

Pairwise genetic distances between the 12 populations examined based on haplotype frequency.

PopulationMaKaItYuChAmShMiNi-NNi-SSe
Matsuura (Ma)
Karatsu (Ka)0.570
Itoshima (It)0.6930.665
Yukuhashi (Yu)0.7030.7380.144
Chikujo (Ch)0.7030.7140.3670.288
Amakusa (Am)0.7730.6710.5490.5980.706
Shintomi (Sh)0.5600.7710.6930.7030.7030.465
Miyazaki (Mi)0.5700.9160.7520.7140.7140.7520.347
North Nichinan (Ni-N)0.5490.8090.7030.6930.6930.6730.1440.203
South Nichinan (Ni-S)0.5600.7520.6930.7030.7030.6520.2230.3470.144
Sendai (Se)0.6930.7520.6930.7030.7030.6620.5600.5700.7030.560
Ibusuki (Ib)0.4640.5600.7520.8090.8090.6780.6650.8110.7140.6650.665
Figure 3

Neighbor-joining (NJ) tree diagram showing the genetic relationship that was determined using genetic distances of 12 populations. Numbers next to corresponding nodes indicate the branch lengths in the same units of the genetic distances that are computed based on the haplotype frequency for each population.

Table S1

Nucleotide variations at 160 polymorphic sites in the 30 haplotypes (Ht) detected in Kyushu.

Haplotype (Ht)
Gene / RegionNucleotide positiona Reference positionb 010203040506070809101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
cox1 40447ATT.................T.T.TT.T..
43450CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
61468GAA......A..........A.A.AA.A..
175582CTT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
202609TCC.................C.C.C..C..
229636CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
231638C...............TT.T..........
253660CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
274681C........T....................
289696AGG......G..........G.G.GG.G..
292699TCC..C...CCCCCCCCCCCC.C.CC.C..
340747T........C....................
367774AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
394801GAA......A......A...A.A.AA.A..
472879A........G....................
490897TCC.................C.C.C..C..
511918TCC......C......C...C.C.C..C..
518925G...A...A.....................
544951GAA..T...A......A...A.A.A..A..
556963TAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
6281035A........G....................
6341041G....A....AAAAAAAAAA......A..A
6821089AGG.................G.G.G..G..
7031110TCC.................C.C.C..C..
7241131T........C....................
7961203AGG.................G.G.G..G..
8231230AGG.................G.G.G..G..
8291236T........C....................
8681275CTT.................T.T.T..T..
8771284T........C....................
9191326CTT......T..........T.T.T..T..
9341341GAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
9401347T........C....................
9611368GAA.................A.A.A..A..
10241431AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
10721479AGG.................G.G.G..G..
10991506A........C....................
11161523AG.........................G..
11221529G.........................A..A
cox1-trnC 1160 A––............-....–.–.–..–..
1161 T––............-....–.–.–..–..
1162 A––............-....–.–.–..–..
1163 A––............-....–.–.–..–..
11661569T....A....AAAAAA.AAA..........
11681571A......................T.T....
trnC 12161619ATT......T......T...T.T.T..T..
trnM 12331634A.....................T.......
trnD-trnG 13641765T........C....................
cox2 15861987AGG.................G.G.G..G..
16882089A.........................G..G
17542155C........T....................
18252226CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
20152416CTT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
20212422GAA......A..........A.A.AA.A..
20362437CTT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
rrnL 21792579AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
21822582G........A....................
23242724TAA.................A.A.A..A..
23282728G........A....................
24112812TAA.................A.A.AA.AA.
24502851CTT....T............T.T.TT.TT.
28423242TAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
nad3 31523552T........C....................
31993599ATT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
32213621AGG......G......G...G.G.G..G..
32313631AGG.................G.G.G..G..
32423642GAA......A......A...A.A.AA.A..
34193819GAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
nad5 34923892T........C....................
35073907GTT...T......TT..T..TTT.TT.T.T
35153915A....T....TTTT.T.T.T..........
35163916T....A.....AAA.A.AAA..........
35493949TCC.................C.C....C..
36434043CTT..T...TTTTTTTTTTTT.T.TTTTTT
36514051A........G....................
37064106AGG.................G.G.G..G..
38104210ATT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
38644264AGG......G......G...G.G.GG.G..
39214321AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
39724372GAA.................A.A.AA.A..
39754375A........G....................
39934393AGG.................G.G.G..G..
40024402AGG.................G.G.G..G..
40414441A........C....................
41404540TCC.................C.C.C..C..
41644564ATT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
41974597A........G....................
42354635G..........T..................
43234723A........G....................
43294729ATT.................T.T.TT.T..
43744774C........T....................
44164816T........C....................
44494849CTT......T......T...T.T.TT.T..
44554855GAA.................A.A.AA.A..
45144914ATT..T...TTTTTTTTTTTT.T.TTTT.T
45244924GAA......A......A...A.A.AA.A..
45874987AGG.................G.G.G..G..
46485048GAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
46535053AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
47165116T........C....................
47605160T.........................C..C
47715171A........T....................
47765176AGG.................G.G.G.....
47855185AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
48365236CTT.................T.T.T..T..
49375337C..............T..........T..T
49445344TCC.................C.C.C..C..
49625362TCC.................C.C.C..C..
nad6 52385638GAA......A..........A.A.A..A..
52685668AGG.................G.G.G..G..
52715671TCC.................C.C.C..C..
52935693TAA.................A.A.A..A..
53315731TCC.................C.C.C..C..
53735773AGG.................G.G.G..G..
53885788G........T....................
53895789CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
54425842A.........GGGGGG..G...........
54515851CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
54545854GAA.................A.A....A..
55455945G........A....................
55595959T..CC.CCC...................C.
nad4L 56516051GAA.................A.A.A..A..
57386138GTT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
57566156CTT..T...TTTTTTTTTTTT.T.T..T..
57686168G....A....AAAAAAAAAA..........
57746174T........C....................
rrnS 60286428GTT......T..........T.T.T..T..
61306529AGG.................G.G.G..G..
61886588GTT......T..........T.T.T..T..
63436743T....A....AAAAAAAAAA..........
63896789A.........................G..G
65576956TCC.................C.C.C..C..
trnS 66657064T........A....................
trnY 67487140G.......–.....................
nad1 67797171TCC.................C.C.C..C..
68027194AGG.................G.G.G..G..
68147206AGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
68477239G........A....................
68897281GAA......C..........A.A.AA.A..
69347326T........C....................
69407332T.........................A..A
69437335A........G....................
70097401T........A....................
71087500CTT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
71507542ATT.................T.T.TT.T..
71597551GAA.................A.A.AA.A..
71897581T........C....................
72017593C........T....................
73067698CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
73097701ATT......T..........T.T.TT.T..
73597751C.T...........................
73997791G........A....................
74357827TCC.................C.C.CC.C..
75347926AGG......G......G...G.G.G..G..
75677959CTT......T......T...T.T.TT.T..
75797971CTT.................T.T.TT.T..
atp6 77608152C........T....................
77728164TGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
78448236TCC......C..........C.C.C..C..
78508242TCC.................C.C.C..C..
78658257TGG......G..........G.G.G..G..
79048296A........G....................
79858377C........T....................

[i] Notes: a The position of the SNPs and indels in the total sequence nucleotide in this study; b The position of the SNPs and indels in the reference sequence (GQ332424); Number indicates the position of the SNPs and indels in the total sequence nucleotide in this study; . indicates the same nucleotide with ht-01 at the polymorphic site; – indicates deletion. Blank indicates the position which was not exciting in the reference sequence.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/jofnem-2018-034 | Journal eISSN: 2640-396X | Journal ISSN: 0022-300X
Language: English
Page range: 281 - 302
Published online: Oct 17, 2018
Published in print: Jan 1, 2018
Published by: Society of Nematologists, Inc.
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© 2018 Hanyong Zhang, Erika Okii, Eiji Gotoh, Susumu Shiraishi, published by Society of Nematologists, Inc.
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