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Workshop MinIon 13 december 2017 Coral holobiont analysis with MinION sequencer onboard Tara Quentin Carradec Julie Poulain Laboratoire danalyses gnomiques des eucaryotes CEA/Genoscope Tara Expeditions 2016-2018 15 years of


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Coral holobiont analysis with MinION sequencer onboard Tara

Quentin Carradec Julie Poulain Laboratoire d’analyses génomiques des eucaryotes CEA/Genoscope

Workshop MinIon 13 december 2017

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2016-2018 2009-2012 2014 2006-2008

Tara Expeditions

2013

  • 15 years of scientific expeditions
  • Study and understand the impact
  • f climate change on the world's
  • ceans
  • Multi-disciplinary
  • Oceanography
  • Chemistry
  • Biology (genomics, imaging)
  • Communication
  • Inform populations about consequences of global warming
  • Education programs for children (500 French teacher involved)
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Tara Pacific

  • 100,000 km
  • More than 100 researchers
  • 23 research institutes (France, Monaco, USA, Germany, Switzerland, South Arabia, Japan)
  • 15,000 samples of corals and other species

« Genetic complexity of coral holobiont across the Pacific »

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collecting, freezing and shipping Coral sampling Water sampling

  • n board

freezing shipping

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Molecular analysis of corals on board ?

  • Species identification via marker gene sequencing
  • Direct RNA sequencing to evaluate coral health and response to stress.
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Triangle of coral diversity

50% of total coral diversity

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Corals

Corals diversity

798 species identified Coral diversity

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Pocillopora

Symbiodinium

Corals

Corals diversity

Zooxanthella (Symbiodinium)

>150 species

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Corals

Corals diversity

Molecular identification of coral holobiont

ribosomal 18S ITS2 Ribosomal 16S Symbiodinium Bacterial community

genus or species level species level species level

Coral

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DNA extraction Corals sampling Grinding (1minute) DNA extraction (2h30 for 12 samples)

TerraLyzer Emilie Boissin

96 samples in 12 days

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PCR and library preparation 3 PCR

18S 16S ITS2

Sample 1 3 PCR

18S 16S ITS2

Sample 2

Barcode 1 Barcode 2

3 PCR

18S 16S ITS2

Sample 3

Barcode 3

Sample 12 3 PCR

18S 16S ITS2 Barcode 12 Pool of all amplicons PCR – adapter ligation 24-48h Run Julie Poulain

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Bio-informatic analysis

Barcoded reads Demultiplexing (Porechop)

Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3

Mapping (BWA-MEM)

ITS2 18S 16S

Consensus

18S Porites lobata

Identical to the reference New species ?

1 RUN = 12 samples and 3 Marker genes / sample

Symbiodinium Coral bacteria

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Kimbe island reef

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Morphological identification

Diploastrea Physogyra Galaxea Favites Porites Fungia Symphilyllia Pocillopora ??? Seriatopora Fugiidae 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 9 ??? 12 Emilie Boissin

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Sequencing results

  • 862 639 reads
  • 127 974 (15%) with

detected barcodes on each side ITS2 size (300 bp) Non-specific reads 16S size (1300 bp) 18S size (1800 bp)

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Mapping results

Number of reads Barcode

BWA :

  • 80% of read length aligned
  • >70% of identity

coral symbiodinium bacteria

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Fungia 6 Morphology 18S sequencing

  • Fungia paumotensis
  • Fungia horrida

Symbiodinium -Clade C161 (+3 SNPs) ITS2 sequencing

  • Clade C2r (+4 SNPs)

Bacteria community : not yet analyzed…. 16S sequencing

Results for sample 6

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Conclusion

Prospects:

  • Daily use of MinION for species identification.
  • Less samples to conserved onboard
  • Less samples to send.
  • Immediate answer.

Conclusion:

  • 96 DNA extractions
  • 5 MinION runs
  • More than 30 corals identified + symbiodinium + bacterial community.

limitations:

  • Flow cells quality (over than 2 month at 4°C)
  • Reactive conservation at low temperature.
  • Parallelization of library preparation (VolTrax ?).
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Pocillopora

Environmental diagnostic with RNA sequencing ?

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4 2 1 3

Environmental diagnostic with RNA sequencing ?

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Direct RNA sequencing

RNA extraction

PolyA RNA selection

Library preparation for RNA sequencing

run 1 run 2

11 325 reads aligned 34 452 reads 27 712 reads mapping on Pocillopora reference transcriptome

RNA extraction

PolyA RNA selection

RNA extraction

PolyA RNA selection

RNA extraction

PolyA RNA selection

Library preparation for RNA sequencing

18 247 reads aligned

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Genoscope, CEA Patrick Wincker

Corinne Cruaud (LBioMeg) Valerie Barbe (LBioMeg) Arnaud Lemainque (LBioMeg) Stefan Engelen (R&D bioseq team) Denis Debaussart (informatic team) Tara Pacific Consortium Serge Planes (CNRS) Denis Allemand (Centre scientifique de Monaco) web site: http://oceans.taraexpeditions.org/ CRIOBE, Perpignan Emilie Boissin

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