Table 1.
Plant pan-genome or pan-NLRome studies | |||||
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Organism (s) | N | Sequencing technology | Assembly strategy | Reference | Key observations on NLR or R genes |
Brassica rapa | 3 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Lin et al. (2014) | – NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
Glycine soja | 7 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Li et al. (2014) |
– CNVs common in NLRs: candidates of resistance differences between wild and cultivated accessions. – NLRs numbers and domain architectures varying between species. – NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
Zea mays | 503 | Short reads | De novo transcriptome | Hirsch et al. (2014) | |
Oryza sativa | 3 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Schatz et al. (2014) | − NLRs enriched in dispensable genome, e.g. 12% shell versus 0.35% core genes are NLRs. |
O. sativa | 1483 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Yao et al. (2015) | – NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
Populus clade | 7 | Short reads | Map to reference | Pinosio et al. (2016) | − CNVs and SVs enriched for NLRs. |
Brassica oleraceae | 10 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Golicz et al. (2016) |
– NLRs enriched in genes showing PAV. – 43% of NLRs dispensable, 45% in clusters, and 60% absent from reference. |
Brachypodium distachyon | 54 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Gordon et al. (2017) | − NLRs enriched in genes showing PAV, likely underlying variation in disease resistance. |
Triticum aestivum | 19 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Montenegro et al. (2017) | – NLRs enriched in genes showing PAV. |
Medicago truncatula | 15 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Zhou et al. (2017) | − NLRs enriched in dispensable genome show high nucleotide and protein diversity, large effect SNPs, often with PAV, CNVs and differences in domain architectures. |
Capsicum clade | 383 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Ou et al. (2018) | |
Oryza clade | 66 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Zhao et al. (2018) | − NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
O. sativa | 3010 | Short reads | Map to reference | Wang et al. (2018) | – NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
Brassica napus | 53 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Hurgobin et al. (2018) |
– NLR enriched in genes showing PAV. – 30.6% core NLRs, 69.4% variable, and ∼50% absent from reference. |
Juglans clade | 6 | Short reads (long reads for J. regia) | De novo assemblies | Stevens et al. (2018)/Trouern-Trend et al. (2020) | – Overrepresentation of disease resistance genes in rapidly evolving, contracting, and expanding gene families. |
Helianthus clade | 493 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Hübner et al. (2019) | − NLRs overrepresented in regions introgressed from wild into cultivated species. |
Sesamum clade | 5 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Yu et al. (2019) | – Defense response genes expanded (e.g. RPM1), positively selected for and fast evolving. |
Lycopersicon clade | 725 | Short reads | Iterative assembly | Gao et al. (2019) |
– Disease resistance genes enriched in genes lost or selected against during domestication and improvement. – Defense response genes show high PAV. |
Hordeum vulgare | 63 | Short reads | De novo transcriptome | Ma et al. (2019) |
– Higher proportion of NLRs genes in wild versus cultivated genotypes. – NLRs under high selective pressures during domestication, e.g. Mla genes. |
Zea mays | 4 | Short reads | De novo assemblies | Haberer et al. (2020) | |
Arabidopsis thaliana | 8 | Short and long reads | De novo assemblies | Jiao and Schneeberger (2020) |
– Low collinearity between accessions in NLR-rich regions. – SVs in NLRs suppressing meiotic recombination. |
Solanum clade | 14 | Short and ultra-long reads | De novo assemblies | Alonge et al. (2020) | − SV hotspots introgressed from wild into domesticated species enriched for R genes. |
P. persica and relatives | 4 | Short reads (long reads and Hi-C for P. mira) | De novo assemblies | Cao et al. (2020) |
– NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. – Cross-species SV underlying nematode resistance. – NLR numbers range from 310 to 339 across species. |
O. sativa | 12 | Short and long reads and optical map | De novo assemblies | Zhou et al. (2020) | |
B. napus | 9 | Short and long reads (Hi-C and optical map for some) | De novo assemblies | Song et al. (2020) | – Defense response genes enriched for PAV. |
Glycine clade | 29 | Short and long reads, Hi-C and optical map | De novo assemblies and graph | Liu et al. (2020b) | − NLRs enriched in dispensable genome. |
A. thaliana | 64 | RenSeq: short and long reads | Map to reference | Van de Weyer et al. (2019) |
– NLR diversity saturation point reached after 40 accessions. – In 64 accessions, four times higher diversity in NLR architecture than in reference. |
Solanum/N. benthamiana/C. annum | 18 | RenSeq: short and long reads | Map to reference | Seong et al. (2020) |
– 128 of 314 NLR annotations improved. – Preferential expansion of the extended CC-NLR N terminal region. |