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Active and inactive forms of biotin synthase occur in Heterodera glycines Cover

Active and inactive forms of biotin synthase occur in Heterodera glycines

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|Oct 2019

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Table 1

Oligonucleotides for plasmid construction and sequencing analysis.

Primer nameSequence
BioB-F5′-GAA GGA GAT ATA GAT ATG CCT CCG CCT ATT GGT AGC-3′
BioB-R5′-TTA TGG AGT TGG GAT TTA CAG ATT CAG GGT CAC TTT TTC ATC GT-3′
BioB-mut1-F5′-CCA TTT CCG GAA CTG ATT TTT CGT GCA CAG AAT GTT C-3′
BioB-mut1-R5′-CAG TTC CGG AAA TGG CAG GCT AAA AAC GCT CAG TGC-3′
BioB-Vec-F5′-ATC CCA ACT CCA TAA GGA TCC CTT G-3′
BioB-Vec-R5′-ATC TAT ATC TCC TTC TTA AAG TTA AAC AAA ATT ATT TCT AGA TGT AGA TGT TAG CC-3′
BioB-flank-F1a5′-GGA GAG GAA TGA TAT GAT GAA-3′
BioB-flank-R1a5′-CAT CTT CTG CTT CTG TTC TG-3′
Figure 1

Complementation by expression of HgBioB in biotin synthase-deficient E. coli strain. (A) HgBioB construct diagrams showing polymorphic amino acids, from N-terminus to C-terminus, at positions 24 and 44. HgBioB-vir was mutagenized to produce HgBioB-vir-M1, by generating an alanine to proline mutation at position 24 (A24P); and HgBioB-vir-M2, by generating a glutamine to arginine mutation at position 44 (Q44R). (B) The expression of the vector control, HgBioB-avr, HgBioB-vir, and two mutagenized forms of the virulent allele HgBioB-vir-M1 and HgBioB-vir-M2 on minimal media with and without supplemental biotin.

Table 2

Sequencing analysis of HgBioB nematode populations showing the percentage of amino acids at each polymorphic region.

24th Amino acid44th Amino acid
SCN populationsThreonine ( A CT) %AAlanine ( G CT) %GProline ( C CT) %CGlutamine (C A A) %AArginine (C G A) %GProline (C C A) %C
Hg257 100.00 100.00
Hg0-A60.0040.0053.3340.00
Hg0-B33.3366.67 100.00
OP 25a 100.00 100.00
OP 20a 100.00 100.00
OP 50a 33.3366.67 100.00
TN 20a 100.00 64.2921.42
Carbondale 6b 75.0025.0075.0025.00
Carbondale 30b 100.00 100.00
C 104c 10.0040.0050.0087.5012.50
C 432c 83.3316.67 100.00
EC 138c 66.6733.3383.3316.67
EC 146c 66.6733.3375.0025.00
EC 406c 60.0040.0075.0025.00
NC 228c 75.0025.0087.5012.50
NC 238c 66.6733.3360.0020.0020.00
NC 305c 100.00 100.00
NC 408c 50.0050.0060.0040.00
NE 336c 83.3316.6787.5012.50
NE 433c 100.00 100.00
NW 138c 75.0025.0085.7114.28
NW 209c 57.1442.8566.6733.33
NW 308c 75.0025.0083.3316.67
NW 421c 66.6733.3383.3316.67
SC 349c 75.0025.0083.3316.67
SE 132c 60.0040.0066.6733.33
SE 148c 100.00 100.00
SE 217c 100.00 100.00
SW 207c 40.0060.0050.0050.00
SW 242c 45.4554.5460.0040.00
SW 251c 85.7114.28 100.00
WC 216c 100.00 100.00
WC 229c 83.3316.6790.919.09
WC 350c 90.909.09 100.00

1 aInbred SCN strains provided by Charlie Opperman (OP) and Terry Niblack (TN); bSCN field populations from Carbondale, Illinois; cSCN field populations provided by Gregory Tylka. The sampling of these populations was conducted in 2015 from different regions of Iowa. The geographical origins are indicated as follows: C = central; EC = east central; NC = north central; NE = northeast; NW = northwest; SC = south central; SE = southeast; SW = southwest; WC = west central; * Amino acids with 100 percent allelic frequencies are shown in boldface.

Table 3

Statistical analysis of amino acid percentages from nematode field populations.

Amino acid position 24Amino acid position 44
Alanine (A24)Proline (P24)Glutamine (Q44)Arginine (R44)
Mean57.2840.4664.0728.47
SD33.5132.8836.0233.21
Median66.6733.3375.0016.67
Min40.009.0950.009.09
Max100.00100.00100.00100.00
Figure 2

Box plots of HgBioB amino acid polymorphism trends among SCN field populations, showing the percentage of amino acid differences for A24P (A) and Q44R (B).

Figure 3

Scatterplots showing the HgBioB avirulent and virulent polymorphic amino acid pairs. (A) The avirulent pair shows a positive linear relationship between amino acid positions P24 and R44. (B) Similarly, the virulent pair also shows a positive linear relationship between amino acid positions A24 and Q44.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/jofnem-2019-069 | Journal eISSN: 2640-396X | Journal ISSN: 0022-300X
Language: English
Page range: 1 - 12
Submitted on: Apr 29, 2019
Published online: Oct 25, 2019
Published in print: Jan 1, 2019
Published by: Society of Nematologists, Inc.
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2019 Khee Man Kwon, Sadia Bekal, Leslie L. Domier, Kris N. Lambert, published by Society of Nematologists, Inc.
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