CN111041110A - Molecular marker related to intramuscular fat content traits of pigs and application thereof - Google Patents

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CN111041110A CN202010047313.8A CN202010047313A CN111041110A CN 111041110 A CN111041110 A CN 111041110A CN 202010047313 A CN202010047313 A CN 202010047313A CN 111041110 A CN111041110 A CN 111041110A
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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of molecular markers, in particular to a molecular marker related to the intramuscular fat content of pigs and application thereof, and specifically relates to two molecular markers which are respectively positioned in a USF1 gene and an IGSF8 gene and are related to the intramuscular fat content of pigs, two selection signal regions which are positioned on a No. 4 chromosome and are related to the traits and application thereof. Carrying out gene typing on DNA data of pigs to obtain SNP typing data; based on FSTAnd an XPEHH selective signal detection method, wherein two sections of selective signal areas which are positioned on a No. 4 pig chromosome and are related to the intramuscular fat content character are identified by constructing a gradient change population pair, two molecular markers related to the character are screened, and the marker-assisted selection can be carried out aiming at the intramuscular fat content character of the pig by utilizing the markers.

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Molecular marker related to intramuscular fat content traits of pigs and application thereof
[ technical field ] A method for producing a semiconductor device
The invention relates to the technical field of pig molecular marker screening, in particular to a molecular marker related to the intramuscular fat content of pigs and application thereof.
[ background of the invention ]
Pork quality traits are important economic traits and always are the key points of attention of breeding workers. The intramuscular fat content is an important meat quality character, largely determines the taste, flavor and quality of pork, and has important economic value (Zhang et al.2019). In the process of long-term pursuit of lean-type pig breeding, the lean meat percentage of the pig is greatly improved through selection of the backfat thickness character, but the taste, flavor and quality of pork in commercial pig varieties are reduced to different degrees. How to improve the pork quality and produce high-quality and delicious pork with high intramuscular fat content is the demand of the current market and is also an important target of breeding work. However, meat quality traits require post-slaughter measurements, fall into the category of traits that are difficult to measure, with greater difficulty in genetic improvement (Ma et al.2018). The main ideas in the present stage are as follows: the pork quality traits such as intramuscular fat content and the like are genetically improved by a marker-assisted selection method or a genome selection method, but the molecular markers related to the intramuscular fat content traits of pigs are still quite limited at present.
The invention utilizes FSTAccording to the detection method of the selection signals between the two populations of Weir et al.1984 and XPEHH (Sabtebi et al.2007), aiming at the intramuscular fat content character of the big white pig, 3 phenotype gradient change population pairs are constructed, the specific selection signal association site of the intramuscular fat content character is accurately positioned, the potential character specific selection signal candidate area is determined, and two important SNP markers positioned on the No. 4 chromosome and two gene fragments are accurately positioned and closely related to the intramuscular fat content character by combining biological information analysis means such as database mining and the like. At present, the results are not reported, so that the marker has potential important value for genetic improvement of pork quality traits.
[ summary of the invention ]
In view of the above, there is a need to provide a molecular marker related to the intramuscular fat content of pigs and an application thereof, wherein the molecular marker can be applied to screening pigs with high/low intramuscular fat content, and provides a new molecular marker basis for the selection and improvement of the intramuscular fat content of pigs.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows:
a molecular genetic marker associated with intramuscular fat content in pigs, said molecular genetic marker comprising at least one of:
marking one: 89398587 th nucleotide located on No. 4 pig chromosome, wherein the base of the site is G or A, and the 51 st base of the corresponding nucleotide sequence table SEQ ID NO. 1; (rs55617884)
Marking II: is located on 90378144 th nucleotide of No. 4 pig chromosome, the base of the site is T or C, and the corresponding nucleotide sequence table SEQ ID NO.2 is the 51 st base. (rs80782100)
Further, when the 89398587 th base of the pig chromosome 4 is a homozygote of G, it is a GG type; when the 89398587 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of A, the chromosome is of an AA type; the 89398587 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of G and A, and is GA type; when the 90378144 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of C, the chromosome is CC type; the 90378144 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is TT type when being homozygote of T; and when the 90378144 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of C and T, the pig chromosome is of a TC type.
Further, the intramuscular fat content of the AA type gene pig is higher than that of the GA type and GG type; the intramuscular fat content of the pig with the TC type gene is higher than that of the pig with the TT type gene and the pig with the CC type gene.
A primer for amplifying the molecular genetic marker or a probe for identifying the molecular genetic marker.
A kit containing the primer or probe.
The invention also comprises the application of the molecular genetic marker in breeding of the high or low intramuscular fat content pig breed or strain.
The invention also comprises a method for breeding or assisting in selecting pigs with high/low intramuscular fat content by utilizing the molecular marker, which comprises the following steps: extracting total DNA of a target pig, detecting 89398587 th nucleotide of No. 4 chromosome of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be GG type, GA type or AA type; detecting 90378144 th nucleotide of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be CC type, TC type or TT type; pigs of different genotypes were selected for demand.
The invention discloses a method for obtaining a molecular genetic marker related to intramuscular fat content of pigs, which is characterized by comprising the following steps: the intramuscular fat content of the pigs is measured in a slaughtering experiment, and 3 phenotype gradient change population pairs are constructed; detection method F using inter-population selection signalSTXPEHH respectively detects the selection signal characteristics of the population pairs with three pairs of extreme phenotype gradient changes; calculating the SNP site selection signal gradient change index of the significant selection signal sites in the 3 groups of gradient pairs; expressed as index 1, index 2; the 1 st index is the difference between the calculated statistic of the highest difference gradient pair and the calculated statistic of the medium difference gradient pair, and the 2 nd index is the difference between the calculated statistic of the normal difference gradient pair and the calculated statistic of the medium difference gradient pairThe magnitude gradient of the current statistic is increased progressively, namely, the site with the 1 st index as a positive value and the 2 nd index as a negative value of the gradient change index of the selected site is calculated and defined as the target trait associated site, so that the method has the selection potential. Based on FSTThe method detects 4 SNP molecular marker sites which meet the conditions on SSC 4; respectively calculating XPEHH statistics in 3 groups of extreme phenotype difference gradient pairs, respectively carrying out rank ordering on positive and negative statistics obtained by calculation in the 3 groups of extreme phenotype difference pairs, wherein the value of the statistic positioned at the first 1% is defined as a significant site of a selection signal, jointly detecting 14 SNP molecular marker sites which are positioned on SSC4 and meet the conditions on the basis of an XPEHH method, defining a region of about 100kb of the SNP molecular site associated with the target traits as a candidate region of the selection signal of the target traits, and combining the regions with coincidence to obtain a specific selection signal region associated with the intramuscular fat content traits.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
the position of the gene related to the content of the intramuscular fat of the pig is judged by the screened molecular marker through a new modeling method, and then the gene locus related to the content of the intramuscular fat of the pig is found through further fine positioning, and the locus can be applied to the genotype of the gene related to the intramuscular fat of the pig or the correlation analysis related to the intramuscular fat of the pig, so that a new molecular marker resource is provided for the molecular marker-assisted selection of the intramuscular fat of the pig. The invention can detect the genotype of the pig by adopting a gene chip technology in vitro, and can be used for carrying out molecular marker assisted selection on the intramuscular fat of the pig for the non-diagnosis purpose.
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FIG. 1: the intramuscular fat content gradient change population is used for carrying out linkage disequilibrium level degree and attenuation trend graph on the whole genome of each subgroup. Wherein, the left graph is a whole genome linkage disequilibrium level degree and attenuation trend graph of each subgroup with high intramuscular fat content; the right graph is a graph of the whole genome linkage disequilibrium level degree of each subgroup with low intramuscular fat content and the attenuation trend thereof; high _1(High _2, High _3) and Low _1(Low _2, Low _3) in the diagram represent two sub-populations of the 1(2,3) th population pair.
FIG. 2: schematic distribution diagram of specific selection signal sites of intramuscular fat content characters of pigs. Wherein the upper diagram is represented by FSTThe intramuscular fat content character disclosed by the method is specific in the distribution of the selection signal sites; the lower graph shows the distribution of specific selection signal sites for intramuscular fat content traits revealed by the XPEHH method; description of reference numerals: visualization of specific selection signals of intramuscular fat content characters. The black dots represent trait-specific selection signals. The squares (dots, triangles) points represent the selection signals identified in the 1 st (2,3) population pair, where the XPEHH method has a selection indicator, L represents a subpopulation with low intramuscular fat content, and H represents a subpopulation with high intramuscular fat content.
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In order to make the aforementioned objects, features and advantages of the present invention comprehensible, embodiments accompanied with figures are described in detail below. In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. This invention may, however, be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein, but rather should be construed as broadly as the present invention is capable of modification in various respects, all without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
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genotyping and detection
Under the same production condition, 233 pigs are fed by the same feed formula until the weight of slaughter, slaughter experiments are carried out, intramuscular fat content phenotype data are obtained, and 3 phenotype gradient change population pairs are constructed according to the phenotype data.
(1) Genomic DNA of individual ear tissues of 233 big white pigs was extracted using a standard phenol-chloroform method, and entire pig groups were genotyped using Illumina pig SNP 60k chip (Illumina, San Diego, Calif., USA) to obtain SNP typing data.
(2) By performing on genotype dataQuality control by eliminating minimum allele frequency<11624 SNPs at 0.05, 42 markers deleted by HW test (p)<=10-6) The final dataset consisted of 37061 SNPs on 18 chromosomes.
(3) And calculating the minimum allele frequency of the meat quality of each subgroup of the subgroup divided by the intramuscular fat content, and analyzing the whole genome linkage disequilibrium level of all subgroups and the attenuation rule thereof.
Example 2:
detecting intramuscular fat content characters of the white pigs by using a specific selection signal:
to detect trait-specific selection signals, in this study, we first constructed three pairs of population pairs with gradient phenotype, with a difference in the number of samples between adjacent pairs of gradients of 40. Aiming at the content of intramuscular fat, the following steps are specific:
(1) carrying out rank ordering on the statistical intramuscular fat content phenotype values of the 233 big white pigs;
(2) selecting 105 individuals with the highest intramuscular fat content and 105 individuals with the lowest intramuscular fat content to form a common difference gradient pair according to the sorting result, and recording the common difference gradient pair as a first population pair;
(3) on the basis of the common difference gradient pair, selecting 75 individuals with higher intramuscular fat content from 105 individuals with high intramuscular fat content, selecting 75 individuals with lower intramuscular fat content from 105 individuals with low intramuscular fat content, creating a medium difference gradient pair, and recording the medium difference gradient pair as a second population pair;
(4) selecting 35 individuals with higher intramuscular fat content from 75 individuals with higher intramuscular fat content and 35 individuals with lower intramuscular fat content from 75 individuals with lower intramuscular fat content on the basis of the moderate difference gradient pair, creating a maximum difference gradient pair, and recording the maximum difference gradient pair as a third population pair;
(5) the results of linkage disequilibrium analysis of each subgroup show that the artificially-made phenotype gradient difference population has no significant influence on the genome structural features of each population (FIG. 1: as shown in the figure, the decay rates of LD curve decay trends in all sub-populations are similar, which indicates that the influence of population division does not negatively influence the detection of the trait-specific selection signal).
(6) Detection method F using inter-population selection signalSTAnd XPEHH detects the selection signal characteristics of three pairs of population pairs with extreme phenotypic gradient changes respectively.
First, F obtained by calculationSTThe statistics are rank ordered, with the statistics at the top 1% of each gradient pair value defined as the selected signal significant sites. Calculating the gradient change indexes of the SNP site selection signals of the significant selection signal sites in the 3 groups of gradient pairs, and expressing the indexes as the 1 st index and the 2 nd index. The 1 st index is the highest difference gradient pair calculation statistic-medium difference gradient pair calculation statistic, the 2 nd index is the common difference gradient pair calculation statistic-medium difference gradient pair calculation statistic, the gradient increasing of the statistic size is presented, namely, the site with the 1 st index being a positive value and the 2 nd index being a negative value of the gradient change index of the calculation selection site is defined as the target character association site, and the method has the selection potential. Based onFSTThe method detects 4 SNP molecular marker sites which meet the conditions on SSC4 (Table 1).
Next, XPEHH statistics were calculated separately in 3 sets of extreme phenotypic difference gradient pairs. And (3) respectively carrying out rank ordering on positive and negative statistics obtained by calculation in 3 groups of extreme phenotype difference pairs, wherein the value of the statistic positioned at the top 1% is defined as a significant site of the selection signal. On the basis of the above significant selection signal sites, sites presenting a gradient with increasing magnitude of the positive value of the statistic (or decreasing magnitude of the negative value) in 3 groups of gradient pairs are defined as target trait associated sites, and have selection potential. 14 SNP molecular marker sites on SSC4 that meet the above conditions were co-detected based on XPEHH method (Table 2).
Table 1: intramuscular fat content F of pig chromosome 4 target regionSTStatistics
Chromosome Position (bp) Common differential gradient pair Intermediate differential gradient pair Maximum difference gradient pair
4 89339474 4.479927e-02 5.703801e-02 1.500577e-01
4 89381548 3.306270e-02 6.583257e-02 1.042938e-01
4 89449590 3.330626e-02 7.143678e-02 1.775239e-01
4 89669667 3.321305e-02 6.301678e-02 1.269859e-01
Table 2: intramuscular fat content XPEHH statistic of target region of pig chromosome 4
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(7) And defining a region of 100kb left and right of the SNP molecular site related to the target character as a target character selection signal candidate region, and combining overlapped regions to obtain two regions of 89239474bp-89769667bp and 89982606bp-90446408bp positioned on SSC4 as specific selection signal regions related to the intramuscular fat content character.
Based on the two trait-specific selection signal candidate regions in step (7), genes located within the above candidate regions were detected using the BioMart program based on the "database gene 95" and "porcine gene (Sscrofa 11.1)" databases. Through the idea of gene ortholog homology comparison, a MGI database is utilized to further screen functional candidate genes influencing muscle traits in a mouse phenotype database, and part of genes with function reports are shown in Table 3. The reliability that the 89239474bp-89769667bp and 89982606bp-90446408bp regions on SSC4 identified in the research are intramuscular fat content character specific selection signal candidate regions is proved to a great extent by genes with clear functions found in the character specific selection signal regions.
TABLE 35 functional candidate genes related to intramuscular fat content of pig chromosome 4 target region
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For example, two important functional candidate genes related to energy metabolism and lipid homeostasis, namely NDUFS2 and USF1, are enriched in the 89239474bp-89769667bp region of chromosome 4; two important functional candidate genes related to muscle development, namely CASQ1 and IGSF8, are enriched in the 89982606bp-90446408bp region of chromosome 4. The analysis of the SNPs in the two regions respectively shows that two variations (rs55617884 (89398587 th base) and rs80782100 (90378144 th base)) are respectively located in the USF1 gene and the IGSF8 gene, and the two SNPs are also selection signal sites specific to intramuscular fat content traits, so that the sites can be inferred to influence the functions of the genes, thereby influencing the lipid homeostasis and muscle development functions of the genes and further influencing the meat quality traits of pigs.
In the embodiment, the method for evaluating the pork quality character specific selection region by using the gradient change index of the selected SNP locus is mainly used, and the regions of 89239474bp-89769667bp and 89982606bp-90446408bp on SSC4 are screened out to be the pork quality character specific selection region. Through bioinformatics analysis, candidate genes with the function of regulating muscle development are enriched, and the reliability of the research result is proved; meanwhile, two functional candidate sites closely related to the intramuscular fat content of the pigs are disclosed.
Carrying out statistical analysis on the content of fat in the histiocytes, and when the 89398587 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of A, the chromosome is of an AA type; the 89398587 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of G and A, and is GA type; when the 90378144 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of C, the chromosome is CC type; TT type when 90378144 th base of pig 4 th chromosome is homozygote of T; and when the 90378144 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of C and T, the pig chromosome is of a TC type. The results of the intramuscular fat content analysis of the samples are given in tables 4 and 5:
table 4: analysis result of 89398587 th nucleotide genotype and intramuscular fat content of pig chromosome 4
Genotype(s) Pig number (head) Genotype frequency Intramuscular fat content (%)
AA type 64 0.27 2.26±0.55
GA type 130 0.56 2.21±0.52
GG type 39 0.17 2.19±0.54
It can be seen that the intramuscular fat content of the AA type pig is higher than that of the GA type pig and that of the GG type pig.
Table 5: analysis result of 90378144 th nucleotide genotype and intramuscular fat content of pig chromosome 4
Genotype(s) Pig number (head) Genotype frequency Intramuscular fat content (%)
TT type 21 0.09 2.14±0.54
TC type 118 0.51 2.28±0.52
CC type 94 0.40 2.17±0.54
The intramuscular fat content of TC type pigs is higher than that of CC type pigs and that of TT type pigs.
Example 3:
according to the gene results obtained by screening, the molecular genetic marker related to the porcine intramuscular fat is shown to be located at the 89398587 th nucleic acid site of the No. 4 chromosome of the pig, wherein the position is an A > G mutation and corresponds to the 51 st nucleic acid site (rs55617884 gene) of the nucleic acid sequence table SEQ ID NO. 1; or 90378144 th nucleic acid site of chromosome 4, wherein the position is a T > C mutation and corresponds to the 51 st nucleic acid site (rs55617884 gene) of the nucleic acid sequence table SEQ ID NO. 1.
Example 4:
the skilled person can easily design primers for amplifying the molecular marker or probes for identifying the molecular marker according to the present invention, and then use the primers or probes for detecting the molecular marker, for example, the molecular marker is obtained by PCR amplification, and the corresponding sequence is obtained by clone sequencing, or the Bsm-RFLP polymorphism is used for detection. Thus, the invention also includes primers for amplifying the molecular genetic marker or probes for identifying the molecular genetic marker, and kits containing the primers or probes.
Example 5:
the molecular genetic marker can be applied to assist pig breeding or auxiliary breeding work, and the specific method comprises the following steps: extracting total DNA of a target pig, detecting 89398587 th nucleotide of No. 4 chromosome of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be GG type, GA type or AA type; detecting 90378144 th nucleotide of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be CC type, TC type or TT type; pigs of different genotypes were selected for demand.
In conclusion, the method can simply, efficiently and accurately obtain the molecular genetic marker related to the intramuscular fat of the pig, and a primer for amplifying the molecular marker and a probe for identifying the molecular marker can be designed according to the mutation; the pigs with intramuscular fat content meeting the requirements are quickly screened out, and the accuracy and efficiency of screening molecular markers can be effectively improved.
The above examples are merely illustrative of several embodiments of the present invention, and the description thereof is more specific and detailed, but not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention. It should be noted that, for a person skilled in the art, several variations and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, which falls within the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should be subject to the appended claims.
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1. A molecular genetic marker associated with intramuscular fat content in pigs, wherein said molecular genetic marker comprises at least one of the following markers:
marking one: 89398587 th nucleotide located on No. 4 pig chromosome, wherein the base of the site is G or A, and the 51 st base of the corresponding nucleotide sequence table SEQ ID NO. 1;
marking II: is located on 90378144 th nucleotide of No. 4 pig chromosome, the base of the site is T or C, and the corresponding nucleotide sequence table SEQ ID NO.2 is the 51 st base.
2. The molecular genetic marker related to the content of intramuscular fat of pigs as claimed in claim 1, wherein when the 89398587 th base of the No. 4 chromosome of the pig is a homozygote of G, the chromosome is GG type; when the 89398587 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of A, the chromosome is of an AA type; the 89398587 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of G and A, and is GA type; when the 90378144 th base of the No. 4 pig chromosome is a homozygote of C, the chromosome is CC type; the 90378144 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is TT type when being homozygote of T; and when the 90378144 th base of the pig No. 4 chromosome is a hybrid of C and T, the pig chromosome is of a TC type.
3. The molecular genetic marker related to the intramuscular fat content of the pig as claimed in claim 2, wherein the pig with the AA type gene has the intramuscular fat content higher than that of the GA type and the GG type; the intramuscular fat content of the pig with the TC type gene is higher than that of the pig with the TT type gene and the pig with the CC type gene.
4. A primer for amplifying a molecular genetic marker according to claims 1-3 or a probe for identifying a molecular genetic marker according to claim 1.
5. A kit comprising the primer or probe of claim 4.
6. Use of a molecular genetic marker as defined in claims 1-3 for the selective breeding of a breed or line with high or low intramuscular fat content in pigs.
7. A method for breeding or assisting in selecting pigs with high/low intramuscular fat by using the molecular marker of claims 1-3, which is characterized by comprising the following steps: extracting total DNA of a target pig individual, detecting 89398587 th nucleotide of No. 4 chromosome of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be GG type, GA type or AA type; detecting 90378144 th nucleotide of the pig, and judging the genotype of the pig to be CC type, TC type or TT type; pigs of different genotypes were selected for demand.
8. Obtaining and pig muscleA method for molecular genetic marking associated with internal fat content, said method comprising: the intramuscular fat content of the pigs is measured in a slaughtering experiment, and 3 phenotype gradient change population pairs are constructed; detection method F using inter-population selection signalSTXPEHH respectively detects the selection signal characteristics of the population pairs with three pairs of extreme phenotype gradient changes; calculating the SNP site selection signal gradient change index of the significant selection signal sites in the 3 groups of gradient pairs; expressed as index 1, index 2; the 1 st index is the difference between the calculation statistic of the highest difference gradient pair and the calculation statistic of the medium difference gradient pair, the 2 nd index is the difference between the calculation statistic of the common difference gradient pair and the calculation statistic of the medium difference gradient pair, and the gradient increasing of the statistic magnitude is presented, namely, the site with the 1 st index being a positive value and the 2 nd index being a negative value of the gradient change index of the calculation selection site is defined as the target character association site, and the method has the selection potential. Based on FSTThe method detects 4 SNP molecular marker sites which meet the conditions on SSC 4; respectively calculating XPEHH statistics in 3 groups of extreme phenotype difference gradient pairs, respectively carrying out rank ordering on positive and negative statistics obtained by calculation in the 3 groups of extreme phenotype difference pairs, wherein the value of the statistic positioned at the first 1% is defined as a significant site of a selection signal, jointly detecting 14 SNP molecular marker sites which are positioned on SSC4 and meet the conditions on the basis of an XPEHH method, defining a region of about 100kb of the SNP molecular site associated with the target traits as a candidate region of the selection signal of the target traits, and combining the regions with coincidence to obtain a specific selection signal region associated with the intramuscular fat content traits.
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