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Overview

Please be informed that all scripts here are only for reproducing the results based on our 8 thaliana genomes. You may have to modify the scripts if you would like to apply them to your projects

These scripts are used for the project of seven Arabidopsis thaliana genomes, including

Protein-coding gene annotation

Pan-genome construction

Structural variation calling

Synteny diversity analysis

All related raw reads, assembly, annotation results can be freely accessed in 1001 Genomes Project website https://1001genomes.org/data/MPIPZ/MPIPZJiao2020/releases/current/

Citation:

Jiao, W., Schneeberger, K. Chromosome-level assemblies of multiple Arabidopsis genomes reveal hotspots of rearrangements with altered evolutionary dynamics. Nat Commun 11, 989 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-020-14779-y

System Requirements

The scripts have been tested on Linux (4.4.0-97-generic #120-Ubuntu)

Perl (5.22.2)

Python (2.7.15)

R (3.5.2)

Installation

git clone https://github.com/schneebergerlab/AMPRIL-genomes.git

All scripts can be run directly.

Usage

workflow for protein-coding gene annotation

working directory stucture (e.g: Cvi genome:
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/reference
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/abinitio
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/protein
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/RNAseq
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/EVM_PASA
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/evaluation
/AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/version
/AMPRIL/annotation/scripts
/AMPRIL/genefamily/blastpAraport11/Cvi

step 1: run pipeline for protein-coding gene annotation

python ../scripts/evm.pasa.integrate.pipeline.py -f ./annotation.config
This script will do 

1) protein sequence alignment using exonerate  
2) RNAseq reads mapping using hisat2		
3) ab initio prediction using AUGUSTUS, GlimmerHMM, SNAP		
4) merge results from 1),2) and 3)
5) run EVM to integrate the results to get consensus gene models
6) get the gene, protein, CDS sequences based on the gene model gff3 file and reference fasta file
The results will be included in the file evm.all.gff3

step 2: Annotate repeats and TE-related genes

RepeatMasker -species arabidopsis -gff -dir ./ -pa 20 ../../reference/chr.all.v2.0.fasta
perl ../../../scripts/repeat.classfied.gff3.pl ./chr.all.v2.0.fasta.out.gff ./chr.all.v2.0.fasta.out ./chr.all.v2.0.fasta.repeats.ann.gff3 repeat.ann.stats &
egrep -v 'Low|Simple|RNA|other|Satellite' chr.all.v2.0.fasta.repeats.ann.gff3 |cut -f 1,4,5,9 >chr.all.v2.0.TE.bed
perl ../../../scripts/remove.TErelated.genes.pl ../../EVM_PASA/evm.annotation.protein.fasta ../../EVM_PASA/evm.annotation.gene.fasta ../RepeatMasker/chr.all.v2.0.TE.bed ../../EVM_PASA/evm.all.gff3 ./ 

step 3: get the a first version of gene models and evaluate

get the first version
nohup python ./scripts/gene.id.update.py -i ./ -v 2.0 >log/gene.id.update.log &

awk '{if ($3!="miRNA_primary_transcript" && $3!="pseudogenic_exon" && $3!="pseudogenic_transcript" && $3!="pseudogenic_tRNA" && $3!="transposon_fragment" && $3!="mRNA" && $3!="protein" && $3 !="CDS" && $3!="exon" && $3!="five_prime_UTR" && $3!="three_prime_UTR" && $3!="lnc_RNA") print}' Araport11_GFF3_genes_transposons.201606.gff |grep -v '^#' |cut -f 1,4,5,9 |grep -vP '\.\d+\;Parent' |grep -v  'ChrC|ChrM' >Araport11_gene.TE.chr1-5.bed 

cd /AMPRIL/annotation/Cvi/evaluation
mkdir blastnCol misannotation update 
1) gene seq. blastn
cd blastnCol
ln -s ../../version/Sha.v2.0.gene.fasta ./gene.fasta
blastn -query ./gene.fasta  -db TAIR10_chr_all.fas -num_threads 20 -evalue 1e-5 -out gene.blastn.Col.out &

perl annotation.evaluation.by.geneBlastnCol.pl ./gene.blastn.Col.out
awk '{print $2"\t"$7"\t"$8"\t"$1"\t"$9"\t"$10}' ../blastnCol/gene.blastn.besthit.out |sed 's/chloroplast/ChrC/g' |sed 's/mitochondria/ChrM/g' |awk '{if (!/Chr/) print "Chr"$0;else print}' |sed 's/ChrNone/None/g' >query.gene.blastn.besthit.out

blastn -query Araport11.prot.genomic.seq.fasta -db chr.all.v2.0.fasta -out arap11.prot-gene.blastn.out -evalue 1e-5 &
perl ../../../scripts/assembly.eval.arap11.single.pl ./arap11.prot-gene.blastn.out ../../../../tair10/Araport11/Araport11.prot.genomic.seq.fasta ./araport11.gene.blastn.assembly.out &
2) prot seq. blastp and gene family clustering
cd /AMPRIL/genefamily/blastpAraport11/Cvi

mkdir prot orthomcl; awk '{if (/>/) print $1;else print}' ../../../annotation/Cvi/version/Cvi.1.0.protein.fasta  |sed 's/>/>Cvi|/g' > prot/Sha.fasta
cd prot/; ln -s ../../Col.fasta ./ ; cd ../ ; cat prot/*.fasta > Col-Cvi.fasta ; makeblastdb -in ./Col-Cvi.fasta -dbtype prot ;sed 's/Kyo/Sha/g' ../Kyo/orthomcl/orthomcl.config  >orthomcl/orthomcl.config; 

###run orthomcl clustering
blastp -query Col-Cvi.fasta -db Col-Cvi.fasta -num_threads 40 -evalue 1e-10 -outfmt 6 -out blastout 
orthomclInstallSchema ./orthomcl/orthomcl.config install.sql.log
grep -P "^[^#]" blastout > blastresult; orthomclBlastParser blastresult prot > orthomcl/similarSequences.txt
perl -p -i -e 's/\t(\w+)(\|.*)orthomcl/\t$1$2$1/' orthomcl/similarSequences.txt; perl -p -i -e 's/0\t0/1\t-181/' orthomcl/similarSequences.txt; cd orthomcl 
orthomclLoadBlast ./orthomcl.config similarSequences.txt ; orthomclPairs ./orthomcl.config orthomcl_pairs.log cleanup=all  ; orthomclPairs ./orthomcl.config orthomcl_pairs.log cleanup=no; orthomclDumpPairsFiles ./orthomcl.config ;  mcl mclInput --abc -I 1.5 -o mclOutput -te 20; orthomclMclToGroups group 1 < mclOutput > groups.txt &
3) prepare files
cd /AMPRILdenovo/annotation/Cvi/evaluation/misannotation
ln -s ../../../../tair10/Araport11/Araport11_gene.bed Araport11.protein.bed
ln -s ../../../../genefamily/blastpAraport11/Col.fasta Araport11.protein.fasta

cd ../../version/ ; awk '{if ($3=="gene") print}' Cvi.protein-coding.genes.v2.0.gff |cut -f 1,4,5,7,9 >Cvi.protein-coding.genes.v2.0.bed ; 
ln -s ../../version/Cvi.protein-coding.genes.v2.0.bed query.protein.bed
ln -s ../../../../genefamily/blastpAraport11/Cvi/prot/Cvi.fasta query.protein.fasta

ln -s  ../../../../genefamily/blastpAraport11/Cvi/blastresult
ln -s  ../../../../genefamily/blastpAraport11/Cvi/orthomcl/groups.txt ./

awk '{print $2"\t"$7"\t"$8"\t"$1"\t"$9"\t"$10}' ../../../../assembly/ShaNew/evaluation/Araport11blastn/araport11.gene.besthit.out >Araport11.gene.blastn.besthit.out
awk '{print $2"\t"$7"\t"$8"\t"$1"\t"$9"\t"$10}' ../blastnCol/gene.blastn.besthit.out >query.gene.blastn.besthit.out
4) find mis-merging, mis-spliting, missing, mis-annotated genes
input files: 
	Araport11 and accession protein region bed files and sequences files.
	  grep gene  ../../repeat/TErelated/annotation.genes.gff|cut -f 1,4,5,9 |sed 's/TU/model/g' >query.prot.gene.bed   
	Blastp result of accession proteins against Araport11 proteins
	OrthoMCL clustering result between accession and Araport11 proteins
	  grep AT  ../../../../genefamily/AssV2tmp/An-1/prot/Results_Aug11/Orthogroups.txt |grep evm >groups.txt
	Blastn result of Araport11 gene sequences against the accession assembly (Blastn result 1)
	  awk '{print $2"\t"$7"\t"$8"\t"$1"\t"$9"\t"$10}' Col.prot.besthit.out |grep -P 'AT\d' >Col.prot.besthit.out2
	Blastn result of accession gene sequences against Col-0 genome sequences. (Blastn result 2)
	  awk '{print $2"\t"$7"\t"$8"\t"$1"\t"$9"\t"$10}' query.prot.besthit.out >query.prot.besthit.out2
output files:
	potential.mis-merged.gene.txt (function: findMisMer, based on the result of blastp between Col and the Accession)
	potential.mis-spliting.gene.txt (function: findMisSplit. based on the result of blastp between Col and the Accession)	
	potential.query.un-assembled.gene.txt (findMissingMisann. based on the result of Col gene blastn against the accession's assembly)
	potential.missing.gene.txt (findMissingMisann. based on the result of Col gene blastn against the accession's assembly)
	potential.mis-exon-intron.gene.txt
	potential.mis-split.gene.by.blastn.txt
	potential.mis-merge.gene.by.blastn.txt
	potential.m-vs-m.toBeChecked.by.blastn.txt
	futher.check.list
	potential.mis-annotated.gene.txt
	Araport11.ungrouped.gene.analysis.stat
	Araport11.ungrouped.gene.analysis.txt
	query.ungrouped.gene.analysis.stat
	query.ungrouped.gene.analysis.txt
	query.genes.to.be.updated.added.txt (based on the potential.xxx.txt from blastn-based analysis)
	query.genes.to.be.updated.added.srt.txt	

##to find genes:
	mis-merged (Blastp result, blastn)
	mis-split (Blastp result, blastn)
	wrong exon-intron structure (blastn)
	false protein-coding genes (not annotated in Araport 11 but actually they were assembled in the Col-0 genome) (Blastn result 2)
	missing genes (not annotated in accession, but actually they were assembled)  (Blastn result 1)
	
	nohup python -u ../../../scripts/annotation.evaluate.find-mis.py -g ./groups.txt -o ./run2 -n  Col.prot.besthit.out2 -c query.prot.besthit.out2 -p blastp.result -s Col.prot.gene.bed -q query.prot.gene.bed -x Col.prot.fasta -y query.prot.fasta -a Col.gene.LoF.txt -b query.gene.LoF.txt -r ../../RNAseq/hisat2/rnaseq.4evm.gff >np.run2&

step 6: update

1) run scipio to align the protein sequences from Araport11 annoation
python ../../../scripts/run.scipio.py -i ../../../data/protein/Araport11-split -o ./  -r ./reference/chr.all.v2.0.fasta >run.log &
prepare the files
ln -s ../misannotation/Cvi.genes.to.be.updated.added.srt.txt ./
grep chr Cvi.genes.to.be.updated.added.srt.txt >genes.to.be.updated.txt
grep -v chr Cvi.genes.to.be.updated.added.srt.txt >>genes.to.be.updated.txt 
ln -s ../../abinitio/abinitio.4evm.gff 
cp ../../../Cvi/evaluation/update2/srt.gff.pl ./
perl ./srt.gff.pl ./abinitio.4evm.gff SNAP SNAP.ann.gff
perl srt.gff.pl ./abinitio.4evm.gff GlimmerHMM GlimmerHMM.ann.gff  
cat ../../augustus/genome.chunk.*.gff |egrep -v '#|intron|transcription|codon' > ../../augustus/augustus.ann.gff
ln -s ../../augustus/augustus.ann.gff
ln -s ../misannotation/Araport11.gene.blastn.besthit.out2 ./ 
ln -s ../../../../tair10/Araport11/Araport11_genes.201606.pep.repr.fasta
ln -s ../misannotation/Araport11.protein.bed ./
ln -s ../../version/Cvi.protein-coding.genes.v1.0.gff ./ 
cat ../../scipio/run2/splitOut/protein.chunk.*.gff >../../scipio/run2/splitOut/scipio.gff
ln -s  ../../scipio/run2/splitOut/scipio.gff ./ 
ln -s ../../../../wga/results/Cvi/Cvi.wga.snp.indel.gene.LOF.txt ./wga.snp.indel.gene.LoF.txt
2) update
input files:
	gene.to.be.updated.txt
	xx.protein-coding.genes.v1.0.gff
	scipio.gff
	wga.snp.indel.gene.LoF.txt
	augustus.ann.gff; SNPA.ann.gff; GlimmerHMM.ann.gff
	Col gene blastn best hit out
	Col Araport11 protein sequence and bed files
	ChrCM.txt (a few of organella contigs were not removed in the assembly process)
output files:
	genes.to.be.updated.txt2
	updated.gff
	updated.rmdup.gff
	updated.highConf.gff
	updated.highConf.prot.fasta
Method:
	1) check the LoF information resulting from WGA-based SNPs and InDel annotation, and the Col protein sequence alignment result from Scipio, add the update information :
		ChrCM: ChrC or ChrM genes
		LowConf: low confident genes
		unchange: keep the previous annotation, 
		ChangeSci: annotate based on Scipio result (checkScipio: start codon, stop codon, splice sites, frame-shift, premature stop-codon gain; check AugGenes snapGenes glimGene, check AugGenes2[ab initio], check GeneWise)
		ChangeAug: annotate based on Augustus ( check AugGenes snapGenes glimGene, check AugGenes2[ab initio], check GeneWise)
		ChangeSciAug: annotate based on scipio and augustus (checkScipio, check AugGenes snapGenes glimGene, check AugGenes2[ab initio], check GeneWise)
		not-add: not annotated	

	2) prepare the other annotation result from Augustus-evidence-based method, SNAP ab initio and GlimmerHMM ab initio result
 		cat ../../abinitio/augustus/augustus.hint.chunk.*.gff |egrep -v '#|intron|transcription|codon' > ../../augustus/augustus.ann.gff
	3) update 
nohup python -u ../../../scripts/update.misann.genes.py -u genes.to.be.updated.txt -g annotation.genes.gff -o ./run2 -s scipio.gff -x Col.gene.LoF.txt -y query.gene.LoF.txt -c ChrCM.txt -a augustus.ann.gff -n SNAP.4evm.gff -l glimmerhmm.4evm.gff -b ./Col.gene.blastn.besthit.bed  -f ../../reference/chr.all.v2.0.fasta -p Col.prot.fasta -i ./Col.prot.gene.bed >update.run2.log  &
python ../../scripts/annotation.gene.ID.update.py -i update2/updated.highConf.gff -n ../version/Cvi.genes.annotation.v2.0.gff -o ../version -v v2.5 -a Cvi -g ../reference/chr.all.v2.0.fasta &

Workflow for pan-genome analysis

pangenome can be built based on the whole genome sequence alignment or protein-coding genes ortholog clustering

## Pan-genome: genome sequence alignment
	do all pairwise whole genome comparisons using MUMmer
	prepare all chromosome length information in a file for each genome; e.g:
		Chr1    30401407
		Chr2    19417579
		Chr3    23034411
		Chr4    18785460
		Chr5    26733864
python -u wga.pangenome.py -w ./pairwiseAssV2 -o ./ -g ../chrBed_v2/ &

## Pan-genome: protein-coding genes ortholog clustering
	python pangenome.build.py -g AMPRIL.Alyrata.ortholog.groups.csv -o ./

Workflow for Structural variations calling for each assembled genome.

All assemblies were aligned to the reference sequence (TAIR10) using nucmer from the MUMmer4 toolbox with parameter setting “-max -l 40 -g 90 -b 100 -c 200”. The resulting alignments were further filtered for alignment length (>100) and identity (>90). Structural rearrangements and local variations were identified using SyRI (https://github.com/schneebergerlab/syri).

For details of the file format, please check https://schneebergerlab.github.io/syri/fileformat.html

Example of commands used:
  nucmer --maxmatch  -l 40 -g 90 -c 100 -b 200 -t 20 Col.fasta An-1.fasta
  delta-filter -m -i 90 -l 100 out.delta > out_m_i90_l100.delta
  show-coords -THrd out_m_i90_l100.delta > out_m_i90_l100.coords
  syri -c out.chrom.coords -d out_m_i90_l100.delta -r Col.fasta -q An-1.fasta --nc 5 --all -k

Workflow for the analysis of synteny diversity

## step 1:
Before caculate synteny diversity, please run all pairwise whole genome comparison using MUMmer and run SyRi to identify the syntenic and rearranged regions for each comparison.
Let's assume all the alignments in a folder like below:
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/An-1
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/An-1/C24
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/An-1/Cvi
	...
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/An-1/Sha
	...
	...
	...
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/Sha
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/Sha/An-1
	/xxx/pairwiseWGA/Sha/C24
	...
## step 2: get coordinates of syntenic regions in all genomes
	bedtools multiinter -i ../../results/pairwiseAssV2/Col/*/*.wga.syn.block.txt  -names An-1 C24 Cvi Eri Kyo Ler Sha >Col.syn.txt
	for k in {1..5};do show-aligns -r out_m_i90_l100.delta Chr$k chr$k >out_m_i90_l100.chr$k.aligns ;done &
	for k in {An-1,C24,Cvi,Eri,Kyo,Ler,Sha};do cat $k/out_m_i90_l100.chr*.aligns >$k/$k.aligns ;done &
	bedtools multiinter -i ../../results/pairwiseAssV2/Col/*/*.wga.syn.block.txt  -names An-1 C24 Cvi Eri Kyo Ler Sha >Col.syn.txt
	perl ../../scripts/get.all.syn.coord.pl ./Col.syn.all.txt ../../results/pairwiseAssV2/Col/ ./Col.syn.all.coords.txt &
	
## step 3: caculate synteny diversity for every postion of the genome
	perl ../../scripts/calculate.syn.diversity.pl ./Col.syn.all.coords.txt2 ../../results/pairwiseAssV2/ ../../chrBed_v2 ./syn.diversity.position.Col.txt 

## caculate synteny diversity in a sliding window
	for k in {1..5}; do   perl ../../scripts/calculate.syn.diversity.window.pl ./splitChr/Chr$k.syn.div.pos.txt 5000 1000 splitChr/Chr$k.syn.div.win50kb.step5kb.txt & done &

## find HOR (HDR)
awk '{if ($5>0.5)print}' syn.div.win5kb.step1kb.txt |bedtools merge -i - -d 2002 |bedtools intersect -a - -b ../../../tair10/centromere_Giraut2011.bed -wao |awk '{if ($7==0) print $0"\tA";else print $0"\tC"}' |cut -f 1-3,8  >syn.div.win5kb.step1kb.HDR.bed

## gene arrangment in the HOR(HDR)
nohup perl ../../scripts/syndiv/HDR.gene.scheme.2.pl ../00_synDiv/Col.syn.all.coords.txt2 ./HDR.clu.bed ../../01_syri/pairwiseAssV2/ ../../../genefamily/AMPRIL/ver3/AMPRIL.ortholog.groups.csv ../../../genefamily/AMPRIL/ver3/geneBed2/ ../../../genefamily/AMPRIL/ver3/Rgenes/ann/ 50000 ./cluWin50kb2 > np.log2 &

## R gene arrangment in the HOR (HDR)
nohup perl ../../../scripts/Rgenes/R.gene.cluster.wga.ortho.scheme.pl ../../../../wga/07_synDiversity/00_synDiv/Col.syn.all.coords.txt2 ./R.gene.cluster.bed ../../../../wga/01_syri/pairwiseAssV2/ ../AMPRIL.ortholog.groups.csv ../geneBed2/ ./ann/ 20000 ./tmp >tmp.log&

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