DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from Holstein cattle with variable milk yield

Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk...

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Published inBMC genomics Vol. 19; no. 1; pp. 744 - 12
Main Authors Dechow, Chad D, Liu, Wan-Sheng
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published England BioMed Central Ltd 11.10.2018
BioMed Central
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Subjects
Animals
Bos taurus
Bovidae
Cattle
Cow's milk
CpG islands
Dairy cattle
Deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA
DNA Methylation
Epigenetics
Exons
Gene expression
Genes
Genetic aspects
Genomes
Genomics
Introns
Lactation
Leukocytes (mononuclear)
Leukocytes, Mononuclear - metabolism
MeDIP-seq
Milk
Milk - metabolism
Molecular modelling
Nucleotide sequence
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells
Phenotype
Phenotypes
Phenotypic variations
Physiological aspects
Proteins
Selection
DNA methylation
Epigenetics
Bos taurus
MeDIP-seq
Selection
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Abstract Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
AbstractList Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield.BACKGROUNDMilk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield.Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments.RESULTSWhole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments.This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.CONCLUSIONSThis reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
Background Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Results Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. Conclusions This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs. Keywords: Epigenetics, Selection, Bos taurus, MeDIP-seq, DNA methylation
Background Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Results Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. Conclusions This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
Abstract Background Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Results Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. Conclusions This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated this increase are mostly unknown. Epigenetic modifications to the cattle genome are a plausible molecular mechanism to cause variation in milk yield and our objective was to describe genome-wide DNA methylation patterns in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from mature Holstein dairy cows with variable milk yield. Whole genome MeDIP-seq was performed following DNA extraction from PBMC of 6 lactating dairy cows from 4 different herds that varied in milk yield from 13,556 kg to 23,105 kg per 305 day lactation. We describe methylation across the genome and for 13,677 protein coding genes. Repetitive element reads were primarily mapped to satellite (36.4%), SINE (29.1%), and LINE (23.7%) regions and the majority (78.4%) of CpG sites were sequenced at least once. DNA methylation was generally low upstream of genes with the nadir occurring 95 bp prior to the transcription start site (TSS). Methylation was lower in the first exon than in later exons, was highest for introns near the intron-exon junctions, and declined downstream as the distance from the gene increased. We identified 72 differentially methylated regions (DMR) between high milk yield cows and their control, and 252 DMR across herd environments. This reference methylome for cattle with extreme variation in milk yield phenotype provides a resource to more fully evaluate relationships between DNA methylation and phenotype in populations subject to selection. The detection of DMR in cows of varying milk yield suggests potential to exploit epigenetic variation in cattle improvement programs.
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Snippet Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that facilitated...
Background Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms that...
Abstract Background Milk yield for Holstein cows has doubled over five decades due to genetic selection and changes to management, but the molecular mechanisms...
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Bos taurus
Bovidae
Cattle
Cow's milk
CpG islands
Dairy cattle
Deoxyribonucleic acid
DNA
DNA Methylation
Epigenetics
Exons
Gene expression
Genes
Genetic aspects
Genomes
Genomics
Introns
Lactation
Leukocytes (mononuclear)
Leukocytes, Mononuclear - metabolism
MeDIP-seq
Milk
Milk - metabolism
Molecular modelling
Nucleotide sequence
Peripheral blood mononuclear cells
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Phenotypic variations
Physiological aspects
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