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For this, we obtained a distribution of ten values (LD, PH) inferred from randomly taken subalignments. We implemented the network likelihood calculation P(Di|Ti, ) such that it allows making use of all the standard site models in BEAST2. Duchene S., Featherstone L., Haritopoulou-Sinanidou M., Rambaut A., Lemey P., and Baele G. (2020). While the evolutionary purpose of recombination in RNA viruses is not completely understood (Simon-Loriere and Holmes, 2011), there are different explanations of why recombination may be beneficial. So, the GFP and RFP double positive cells are the readout of the V(D)J reporter We used the frequency of recombination breakpoints along the genome of our viral data sets to find genomic regions associated with hotspots of recombination (i.e., regions more prone to be targets of recombination breakpoints) or coldspots (less prone to such breakpoints) and compared such trends with the results of LD and PH. cluster of 45 sequenced cases over 2 months), the mosaic viruses contain a Spike gene from the B.1.1.7 lineage, and in four instances, there is a proposed recombination breakpoint at or near the 50end of the spike gene [72]. (2009). 1D). The Author(s) 2021. Our alignments usually contained more than 100 genomes and were subjected to a common methodological framework. However, in large data sets, it can be very slow or even computationally intractable (fig. Using this method, we first show that recombination is extremely common in the evolutionary history of SARS-like coronaviruses. Bottom panel (purple line) represents the mean and 95% posterior density interval for (LD) inferred at each window. Viral recombination is a major evolutionary mechanism driving adaptation processes, such as the ability of host-switching. Next, we reconstruct the evolutionary histories of MERS-CoV and three seasonal human coronaviruses to show that recombination also frequently occurs in human coronaviruses at rates that are comparable to reassortment rates in influenza viruses. We used the consensus sequence at the first time point as the outgroup. Most of our results were congruent with previous literatures. 2016 Jul;14(7):448-60. doi: 10.1038/nrmicro.2016.46. , Barnes E , Leroy EM. , Hora B Thus, r/m>1 would indicate that recombination occurs more frequently than mutation. -. , Chai Y Recombination events happen at a rate proportional to the number of coexisting lineages at any point in time. As an alternative to LDhat, recombination rates of whole-genome sequence alignments were inferred using our model based on PH, following the same steps as in simulated data. , Golden M , et al. To circumvent this, we truncate the recombination networks by reducing the recombination rate some time after all positions of the sequence alignment have reached their common ancestor height. , Tsai H-P 2012). 1D). Evolution of recombination in a constant environment, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Evolutionary trees from dna sequences: a maximum likelihood approach. [Genetic diversity and evolution of the influenza C virus]. Evolutionary origins of the sars-cov-2 sarbecovirus lineage responsible for the covid-19 pandemic. Walls A. C., Park Y.-J., Tortorici M. A., Wall A., McGuire A. T., and Veesler D. (2020). As is usually done in Bayesian phylogenetics, we assume that P(, , ) = P()P()P(). It has been suggested that these origins may function differently during lytic and latent infection. , Schnick C We assumed that the genomes evolved under a GTR+4 model and, in contrast to the analysis of SARS-like viruses, inferred the evolutionary rates. Then, we split the alignment into 3-year sliding windows, each containing a minimum of 3 sequenced isolates. We infer that recombination rates are elevated in the spike protein of all human seasonal coronaviruses considered here (Fig. , Lin WC-C Nonhomologous recombination events could be deleterious (Hanada etal. Identification of sars-cov-2 recombinant genomes. , Olsem GJ 2E). , Edelstein ZR Blat Y , Beckert A Ignatieva A., Hein J., and Jenkins P. A. Some recombination events in RNA viruses have been reported to influence viral replication and pathogenicity (Stedman, 2018; Xiao et al., 2016). Disclaimer. 2 BF). It was trained, validated, and tested using sequence alignments that were simulated under different combinations of recombination rates and population scenarios (see Materials and Methods). , Wang H-C Bethesda, MD 20894, Web Policies , Valero A Siddell SG, Smith DB, Adriaenssens E, Alfenas-Zerbini P, Dutilh BE, Garcia ML, Junglen S, Krupovic M, Kuhn JH, Lambert AJ, Lefkowitz EJ, obocka M, Mushegian AR, Oksanen HM, Robertson DL, Rubino L, Sabanadzovic S, Simmonds P, Suzuki N, Van Doorslaer K, Vandamme AM, Varsani A, Zerbini FM. , Bracho MA We also show that truncating the recombination networks does not affect the sampling of recombination networks prior to reaching the common common ancestor height of all positions in the sequence alignment. When looking at when different viruses last shared a common ancestor anywhere on the genome (in other words: when the ancestral lineages of two viruses last crossed paths), we find that RmYN02 has the most recent MRCA with SARS-CoV-2 (Fig. and transmitted securely. Virus taxonomy and the role of the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV). , Kiang D The y-axis denotes common ancestor times in log scale. Galetto R 3 and supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online). , Hamoudi M 2B). Both these and mutation within the virus have been suggested . , Piazza P , Marx PA The frequency of recombination differs across viral groups. Bayesian and maximum likelihood methods have also been used to account for gene transfer events when describing the evolutionary history of species from multiple loci (for example (Meng and Kubatko, 2009; Yu et al., 2014). Note that original breakpoint distribution plots and P-value distribution plots generated by RDP4 (supplementary fig. 2015). The add/remove operator adds and removes recombination events. Sampling events happen at predefined points in time. Ge X.-Y., Wang N., Zhang W., Hu B., Li B., Zhang Y.-Z., Zhou J.-H., Luo C.-M., Yang X.-L., Wu L.-J., et al. , Yoon H We first apply the coalescent with recombination to study the evolutionary history of SARS-like coronaviruses. In this process, three different events are possible: sampling, coalescence and recombination. In particular, recombination and adaptation are elevated on the section of the genome that codes for the spike protein and are lower elsewhere. J Gen Virol. 2009; Simon-Loriere etal. Bayesian inference of reassortment networks reveals fitness benefits of reassortment in human influenza viruses, Variation in recombination rate across the genome: evidence and implications, Current opinion in genetics & development. The sequence data for the MERS analyses were the same a described in Dudas et al. For instance, it has been suggested that selection has acted on multiple recombination events within spike to enhance dynamic molecular movements of the Spike protein (Tagliamonte et al., 2021). and transmitted securely. , Zhou B An alternative explanation to why we see elevated rate or recombination in the spike protein, but do not observe a population level fitness benefit could be that most (outside of spike) recombinants could be detrimental to fitness with few (within spike) having little fitness effect at all. Recombination events split the path of a lineage in two, with everything on one side of a recombination breakpoint going going in one ancestry direction and everything on the other side of a breakpoint going in the other direction. S8). The genomic rate of molecular adaptation of the human influenza a virus. Download a PDF of the paper titled Irreducibility of Recombination Markov Chains in the Triangular Lattice, by Sarah Cannon. We next investigate recombination patterns in MERS-CoV, which has over 2500 confirmed cases in humans, as well as in human seasonal coronaviruses 229E, OC43 and NL63, which have widespread seasonal circulation in humans. PLoS Comput. 2023 Apr 18;15(4):995. doi: 10.3390/v15040995. Vaughan T. G., Welch D., Drummond A. J., Biggs P. J., George T., and French N. P. (2017). Beast 2.5: An advanced software platform for bayesian evolutionary analysis, Densitree: making sense of sets of phylogenetic trees, Neighbor-net: an agglomerative method for the construction of phylogenetic networks. 2007; Jiang etal. Unauthorized use of these marks is strictly prohibited. (2020). 3). These include the evaluation of selective pressures acting on viral populations, the application of evolutionary reconstructions in the characterization of centralized genes for vaccine design, and the evaluation of linkage disequilibrium and population structure. Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses. DOI: 10.1016/j.meegid.2014.12.022 Corpus ID: 206884728; Recombination in viruses: Mechanisms, methods of study, and evolutionary consequences @article{PrezLosada2014RecombinationIV, title={Recombination in viruses: Mechanisms, methods of study, and evolutionary consequences}, author={Marcos P{\'e}rezLosada and Miguel Arenas and Juan Carlos Gal{\'a}n and Ferran Palero and Fernando Gonz{\'a . , Giorgi EE It joins variants that arise independently within the same molecule, creating new opportunities for viruses to overcome selective pressures and to adapt to new environments and hosts. , Klarmann G 2015 ). S3A). We then estimated the rate of adaptation (per codon per year) using linear regression of the number of adaptive substitutions inferred at each time point. , Wang S-M S2). The main mechanism of this process is thought to be via template switching (Lai, 1992), where the template for replication is switched during the replication process. This is consistent with other work estimating higher rates of recombination on the spike protein of betacoronaviruses (Bobay et al., 2020). The human seasonal coronaviruses all have recombination rates around 1 105 per site and year (Fig. 2023 Apr 25;10(5):312. doi: 10.3390/vetsci10050312. (2014). Considering that seasonal coronaviruses typically are less symptomatic than influenza viruses, it is not unreasonable to assume that annual incidence, and therefore likely the annual co-infection rates, are comparable between influenza and coronaviruses. , Galetto R Note that in the forward simulation process, the basic recombination rate r (number of recombination events per site per generation) and mutation rate m (number of mutation events per site per generation) are static, but population recombination and mutation rates do change according to the population size. We here plotted the MCC networks using an adapted version of baltic (https://github.com/evogytis/baltic). Reassortment in segmented rna viruses: mechanisms and outcomes, Approximating the coalescent with recombination, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, Detecting hybrid speciation in the presence of incomplete lineage sorting using gene tree incongruence: a model, Adaptive metropolis-coupled mcmc for beast 2. These widely used approaches to study recombination are computationally demanding, becoming slow, or precluding the analysis of hundreds of sequences. This recent recombination event is unlikely to have occurred with a recent ancestor of any of the coronaviruses included in this dataset since the common ancestor of RmYN02 with any other virus in the dataset is approximately the same (Fig. We next investigate when different viruses last shared a common ancestor (MRCA) along the genome (see Fig. To do so, we allowed for different relative rates of recombination within the region 5 of spike (i.e. We assumed that the rates of recombination and effective population sizes were constant over time and that the genomes evolved under a GTR+4 model. E Recombination rates (per lineage and year) for the different coronaviruses compared to reassortment rates in seasonal human influenza A/H3N2 and influenza B viruses as estimated in Mller et al. , Gonzalez J-P , Bonsall D (2013). Here, we briefly summarize each of these operators. 2010). 1A and table1). We then tested whether we are able to infer recombination networks, recombination rates, effective population sizes and evolutionary parameters from simulated data. , Rodrigo AG , Sheen IJ Finally, it is noteworthy that we assessed how the difference in data set sizes could affect our inferences and comparisons. The frequency of recombination in viral data sets was also assessed by inferring population recombination rates (LD and PH methods). -, Anisimova M., Nielsen R., Yang Z. The role of this protein is to interact with host cell receptor. , Yu H Lemey P., Rambaut A., Drummond A. J., and Suchard M. A. Simon-Loriere E. and Holmes E. C. (2011). , Varsani A 2018). An official website of the United States government. KEK is a NSF GRFP Fellow (DGE-1762114) TB is a Pew Biomedical Scholar and is supported by NIH R35 GM119774. , et al. Here, we introduce a Markov chain Monte Carlo approach that allows inference of recombination networks from genetic sequence data under a template switching model of recombination. However, all our measures of recombination display a significant, negative correlation between recombination and genome length. Understanding global patterns of recombination could help to identify. 2AD). Recombination is one of the most important mechanisms contributing to the genetic evolution of the viral genomes; it can occur both in non-segmented and segmented RNA viruses, when two or more. PLoS Comput. , Robertson DL A block penalty of five was used. Currently, some Bayesian phylogenetic approaches exist that infer recombination networks, or ancestral recombination graphs (ARG), but are either approximate or do not directly allow for efficient model-based inference. 1999; Zhuang etal. Rasmussen M. D., Hubisz M. J., Gronau I., and Siepel A. While the evolutionary history of the entire genome is a network, the evolutionary history of each individual position in the genome can be described as a tree. S2, Supplementary Material online). , Yu F One of the central assumptions of these methods is that the shared history of pathogens isolated from different hosts can be described by a branching phylogenetic tree. 1C). Juan ngel Patio-Galindo and others, Global Patterns of Recombination across Human Viruses, Molecular Biology and Evolution, Volume 38, Issue 6, June 2021, Pages 25202531, https://doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msab046. NFM is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (P2EZP3_191891). Analyses of evolutionary dynamics in viruses are hindered by a time-dependent bias in rate estimates, Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. Among the potential events detected by any of the six methods, we consider only those affecting genomic regions with a good phylogenetic signal and that had a significantly different evolutionary history than the rest of the genome. 8600 Rockville Pike Keywords: There were only a few exceptions where the original fell outside such distribution (supplementary fig. Coda: convergence diagnosis and output analysis for mcmc, The effect of recombination on the accuracy of phylogeny estimation. Recombination in all three viruses involved the S gene, likely a precondition to zoonosis that enabled efficient binding to human receptors (5, 12). Inferring the frequency at which a population recombines (population recombination rate, ) is usually performed using approaches based on linkage disequilibrium (LD), where the association between allele frequencies along a genome segment decays proportionally to the genome distance between loci (Awadalla etal. Genetically, recombination could be defined as physical exchange of fragments among the parental genetic material. , Hovi T The overall performance of this model was similar to that obtained by dividing the LDhat mean recombination rate and Watterson theta (coefficient of determination between the predictions and the expected r/m : R2 = 0.89, RMSE=2.36 and R2 = 0.96, RMSE=2.54 for PH and LD, respectively). Indeed, their r/m values >1 suggested an even higher contribution of recombination than that of mutation in their evolution. The different measures of recombination obtained in this work were compared between viral sets. generalising subtree prune and regraft to spaces of phylogenetic networks. , Liu B The recombination determined in this study occurred . , Gascuel O. Han J-F The most striking discrepancies between the number of recombination events detected and (LD and PH) were observed for HDV and Sarbecoviruses: Although these viruses had the highest number of recombination events per sequence and bp, they displayed a low frequency of recombination inferred from LD (HDV: =0.069; Sarbecoviruses: =0.096) and a moderate one inferred from PH (HDV: =0.267; Sarbecoviruses: =0.13). This suggests that recombination could be beneficial to fitness of human seasonal coronaviruses. , Conraths FJ , et al. In this work, we performed a comparative analysis of recombination among 30 different human-related virus data sets. The best fitting model was sqrt(r/m ) 1.0758 B1/+0.1133 D 0.2673 PWD + 1.1866 (table2; MSE from the 5-fold CV = 0.174). A significant, inverse correlation between genome length and frequency of recombination events was found (Spearman correlation: r = 0.55, P=0.005). RaTG13 on the other hand is more closely related to SARS-CoV-2 than P2S (Fig. We also found similar patterns of recombination between HIV-B and -C, the most frequent HIV subtypes worldwide. Rapid detection of inter-clade recombination in sars-cov-2 with bolotie, Icytree: rapid browser-based visualization for phylogenetic trees and networks. Higher incidence, and thus higher rates of co-infection, could therefore account for higher rates of recombination in MERS-CoV compared to the human seasonal coronaviruses. Upper panel represents the mean number of recombination breakpoints detected at each window along the genome (blue) and the P-value obtained from the binomial tests (red). A., and Holmes E. C. (2004). The generation of each of these tables is computationally costly, can take days (or more than 1week), and can become intractable in larger sets. Jiang M Understanding the complex evolution of rapidly mutating viruses with deep sequencing: Beyond the analysis of viral diversity. 1A). If we track recombination events ancestral to the SARS-CoV-2 lineage that are inferred to have happened in the last 100 years, we find evidence for recombination breakpoints occurring close to the 5 end of spike, just outside the coding region (see fig S4). Genetic sequences have, for example, been used to determine the origins SARS-CoV-2 (Andersen et al., 242020), when SARS-CoV-2 was introduced into the US (Bedford et al., 2020) as well as to investigate whether Although the occurrence of recombination in these viruses was inferred to be high in all different approaches, the mean inferred from LD was one order of magnitude higher than the predicted from our PH model. , Siepel A , Moya A Middle panel (green line) represents the mean and 95% confidence interval for (PH) inferred at each of these windows. In the last 20 years since the discovery of RNA recombination in the plant virus Brome mosaic virus (BMV; Bujarski and Kaesberg 1986), the role of RNA recombination in RNA virus evolution has become clear. Sixteen of these significant regions would be in agreement both by LD and by PH. This comprehensive analysis, that involves thousands of sequences, aims to understand the relevance of different biological viral features, such as genome architecture or ability to infect new hosts, on the occurrence of recombination. See this image and copyright information in PMC. , Hraber P All other plots are done in R using ggplot2 (Wickham, 2016) and ggenes (Wilkins, 2019). Recombination was measured using three different approaches: the direct detection of recombination events using an extensive battery of tests (RDP, Geneconv, Bootscan, Maxchi, Chimaera, and 3seq), and the inference of population recombination rates (and r/m) using both an LD approach and our newly developed PH-based models. Lineages can be added upon sampling events, which occur at predefined points in time and are conditioned on. Although the re-circularization of linear DNA has not demonstrated experimentally, several lines of evidence suggest that it must occur. Redundant (i.e., duplicated) sequences were removed as well as those regarded as outliers for the presence of indels and/or indeterminations. S7B, Supplementary Material online). Identifying the important HIV-1 recombination breakpoints. When recombination is considered backwards in time, a single lineage results in two parent lineages, with one parent lineage carrying the genetic material from one side of a random recombination breakpoint and the other parent lineage carrying the genetic material of the other side of this breakpoint. The coalescent with recombination models a backwards in time coalescent and recombination process (Hudson, 1983). , Jimnez-Hernndez N For instance, up to 8% of the human genome is clearly derived from retrovirus insertion (12). 2000;17:14671482. In addition, there were similarities in the frequency of recombination among members of the same family (e.g., low recombination in Filoviridae and Paramyxoviridae and high recombination in Coronaviruses, Picornaviruses, or the different HIV subtypes). This means that the sampling times themselves offer little insight into the evolutionary rates and, in absence of other calibration points, there is little information about the evolutionary rate in this dataset. Epub 2016 May 23. Viral recombination is a major evolutionary mechanism driving adaptation processes, such as the ability of host-switching. Zhang Y 2015) as well as high levels of LD (Mes and van Doornum 2011). In some cases, like in HIV, recombination has been reported to occur even more frequently than point mutations (Shriner etal. Sequence alignments were analyzed with six recombination detection methods implemented in the RDP4 software: RDP, Geneconv, Bootscan, Maxchi, Chimaera, and 3seq (Martin etal. The xml files include the sequence data and exact input specification of the coronavirus analyses performed in this manuscript. 1B and Fig. The evolutionary purpose of recombination in RNA viruses, as well as whether recombination provides a fitness benefit is unclear (Simon-Loriere and Holmes, 2011). B Common ancestor times of Wuhan-Hu1 (SARS-CoV-2) with different SARS-like viruses on different positions of the genome. 2016). We then inferred their (from LD and PH) to assess how the original estimates differed from this distribution derived from downsampling. We computed recombination rate ratios on each of these 3 sections of the genome as the recombination rate on that section divided by the mean rate on the other two sections. , Ye Q In simulated data, the PH model has a strong predictive power. Beck ET , Bracho MA. Leung P, Eltahla AA, Lloyd AR, Bull RA, Luciani F. Virus Res. These papers provide an indication of the widespread nature of recombination in virus genomes. Then, a square root regression model aiming to predict population recombination rates was built. This plot represents the recombination rate inferred by our method (mean and minimum and maximum) in five sequence alignments 2,000 nts long with a recombination hotspot between positions 500 and 1,000 (highlighted in blue). S1). This is the case of MERS-CoV and Sarbecoviruses. Using a Bayesian approach has several advantages. 1999). To do so, we first compute how often we encountered the same coalescent event at every position in the alignment during the MCMC. Interestingly, the comparison across multiple viruses suggests an inverse correlation between genome length and recombination rate. It has been found that all PH in dimension bigger than one should vanish, capturing the intuition that in the absence of recombination, with a tree-like data structure, no loops should be observed (Emmett and Rabadan 2016). Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses. Next, we compared our different measures of recombination rate across viral groups. Simon-Loriere E The empty segment preoperator augments the network with edges that do not carry any loci for the duration of a move, to allow larger jumps in network space. , Rice CM. , Liu J , Mullins JI. Introduction Biochemically, recombination is a process of creating new genomic molecules by combining or substituting pieces of nucleic acids. , Lam P-Y Su S., Wong G., Shi W., Liu J., Lai A. C., Zhou J., Liu W., Bi Y., and Gao G. F. (2016). Humphreys DP Recombination breaks this assumption. Alternatively, recombination in RNA viruses may also just be a by-product of the processivity the viral polymerase (Simon-Loriere and Holmes, 2011). Recombination Markov chains are often used for this random sampling: randomly choose two districts, consider their union, and split this union in a new way. These chimeras are generated when different viruses coinfect the same cell, producing a new virus with a mosaic genome containing genomic information from the coinfecting parents. We then choose the network that maximizes the clade support over each position as the maximum clade credibility (MCC) network. A Maximum clade credibility network of SARS-like viruses. mission cluster of 45 sequenced cases over 2 months), the mosaic viruses contain a Spike gene from the B.1.1.7 lineage, and in four instances, there is a proposed recombination breakpoint at or near the 5 end of the spike gene [72]. We assessed differences in the frequency of recombination along the genome of each viral data set in order to detect coldspots and hotspots of recombination. , Arenas M , Korber B , Plante K eCollection 2023. Given that our viral sets differed notably in the number of sequences analyzed, we assessed any potential bias due to sample size. In contrast to the recombination rates, the evolutionary rates vary greatly across the human seasonal coronaviruses, with rates between a median of 1.3 104 (CI 1.1 1.5 104) for NL63 and median rate of 2.5 104 (CI 2.2 2.7 104) and 2.1 104 (CI 1.92.3 104) for 229E and OC43 (Fig. In particular, it allows us to account for uncertainty in the parameter and network estimates. Elevated rates of recombination in areas where adaptation is stronger have been described for other organisms (reviewed here (Nachman, 2002)). , Archer J the mechanisms of recombination in enteroviruses and presents a new evolutionary process that may apply to other RNA viruses. 2013) and can be a fast alternative to LD methods to study such large populations, the inference of population recombination rates using this technique has only been applied in humans, drosophila, or simulated data (Cmara etal. As for the SARS-like viruses, we jointly infer recombination networks, rates of recombination and population sizes for these viruses. Viruses. The above results hold true even if we replaced the original s with the medians of the corresponding subsampled -distributions. S6, Supplementary Material online) were highly in agreement with the breakpoint distribution plots that we used to detect such hotspots and coldspots, based only in those recombination events that met our inclusion criteria (see Materials and Methods). 2023 Apr 16;205(5):196. doi: 10.1007/s00203-023-03527-7. Geographic distribution of mers coronavirus among dromedary camels, africa. The presence of loops in genomic data indicates the presence of recombinant sequences. , Moumen A It joins variants that arise independently within the same molecule, creating new opportunities for viruses to overcome selective pressures and to adapt to new environments and hosts. The absolute rate of adaptation in S1 of NL63 is, however, substantially lower than for 229E or OC43. , Palero F , Ma C However, it is noteworthy that although the occurrence of recombination in viruses has been previously assessed, these individual studies have relied on a limited number of viral species, sequences (usually, <30), or single-gene segments (e.g., Chare etal. All MCMC analyses performed here, were run using adaptive parallel tempering (Mller and Bouckaert, 2020). 2009; Pham etal. 2016). , Freuling C In simulated data, our PH models have demonstrated to be generally applicable to a broad range of scenarios of genetic variability and frequency of recombination. (2016). This is because the number of edges in the network changes over the course of the MCMC, making relaxed clock models complex to implement. 2D, and Mller et al. Not accounting for this can lead to biased phylogenetic and phylodynamic inferences (Posada and Crandall, 2002; Mller et al., 2020). In particular, the ESS per hour decreases much faster with the number of recombination events in a dataset than the number of samples. Overall, we found 28 hotspots of recombination along the genome of 18 different viral data sets (DENV, HCV-1a, HBV, HDV, HIV-A, HIV-B, HIV-C, Japanese Encephalitis Virus [JEV], MERS-CoV, Sarbecoviruses, HHV-3, HRV-A, CHIKV, HAV, LAS, MeV, MuV, and Tick-Borne Encephalitis Virus (TBEV); all P values < 0.05) and 11 coldspots in 7 sets (DENV, HBV, HDV, HIV-B, HIV-C, Sarbecovrisuses, and HRV-A). 2011; Iles etal. In this work, we have used standard approaches and PH to infer, and compare, the contribution of recombination along the genomes of 30 different viral data sets. Although LD tends to be more accurate than PH, our PH-based prediction usually takes a few seconds per data set. , Jiang T , Ihashi S Didelot X., Lawson D., Darling A., and Falush D. (2010). The coalescent with recombination model, for example, will tend to favor networks with fewer recombination events. , Savolainen-Kopra C We also found that the recombining segments tended to affect longer proportions of the genome in the former than in the latter. 2017) (see supplementary fig. 2000; Blat etal. The high diversity in viruses enables their adaptability to new hosts; it could also drive immune evasion and lead to genetic-based therapeutic resistance. S4, Supplementary Material online). This suggests a major contribution of recombination in their evolution. On the one hand, the Watterson estimator, generally used to infer , is limited by its infinite sites assumption. Recombinant viruses resemble different ancestors across different genomic regions as delimited by recombination breakpoints. , Lin K-H Ongoing recombination in sars-cov-2 revealed through genealogical reconstruction. , Torres-Puente M Zhou H., Chen X., Hu T., Li J., Song H., Liu Y., Wang P., Liu D., Yang J., Holmes E. C., et al. , He C Generation and transmission of interlineage recombinants in the sars-cov-2 pandemic. It can also increase the rate at which fit combination of mutations occur, such as stated by the Robertson-Hill effect (Hill and Robertson, 1966). We additionally find strong evidence for one or more recombination events in the ancestry of RmYN02 at the beginning of spike (Fig. Abstract:Genetic recombination in RNA viruses is an important evolutionary mechanism. Global viral data sets that are representative samples of their epidemics usually comprise hundreds to thousands of sequences, as in the most studied viruses such as influenza A or HIV (Lam etal. With a few exceptions, the highest recombination values were found in viruses known to undergo high levels of recombination. However, since it assumes an infinite sites model (this means, a site can only be mutated once), it usually leads to underestimates of the true . A novel bat coronavirus closely related to sars-cov-2 contains natural insertions at the s1/s2 cleavage site of the spike protein, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, A Bayesian approach to infer recombination patterns in coronaviruses, NIHPP2021.04.28.441806V2-supplement-1.pdf, https://github.com/nicfel/Recombination-Material, https://github.com/nicfel/Recombination-Tutorial. This allows incorporation of the various evolutionary models already implemented in BEAST2. Recombination should not be an afterthought. All viral sequences used in this study were retrieved from public databases (GenBank) and their accession numbers are available in supplementary table 3, Supplementary Material online. In the case of the Flaviviridae family, we found some degree of conservation in the recombination patterns of Dengue Virus, HCV-1a, and JEV. This can hamper the r/m calculation. In our analyses with viruses, we found no significant association. We observe frequent recombination in the history of all 4 viruses, wherein genetic ancestry is described by network rather than a strictly branching phylogeny (Fig. -, Archer J., Pinney J.W., Fan J., Simon-Loriere E., Arts E.J., Negroni M., Robertson D.L. While this strongly suggests non-tree-like evolution, the evolutionary history of SARS-like viruses has, out of necessity, mainly been denoted using phylogenetic trees. Here, we introduce a Markov chain Monte Carlo approach that allows inference of recombination networks from genetic sequence data under a template switching model of recombination. Additionally, methods have been used to describe non-tree-like evolution using split trees (Bryant and Moulton, 2004; Huson and Bryant, 2006). , Giorgi EE In addition, the exchange of genetic material between viruses is usually non-reciprocal, meaning the recipient of a genome portion does not act as donor of the replaced portion in the original source. Temporal signal and the phylodynamic threshold of sars-cov-2. An extension of the subtree prune and regraft move for networks (Bordewich et al., 2017) to jointly operate on segment trees as well. We implemented an algorithm to summarize distributions of recombination networks similar to the maximum clade credibility framework typically used to summarize trees in BEAST (Heled and Bouckaert, 2013). Though not yet highly prevalent, evidence for recombination in SARS-CoV-2 has started to appear (VanInsberghe et al., 2020; Jackson et al., 2021; Varabyou et al., 2021; Ignatieva et al., 2021). Using nonoverlapping windows of 100bp, different population genetics variables (Watterson estimator of , Tajimas D, and mean and PWD) were inferred using the R packages ape and pegas (Paradis 2010; Paradis and Schliep 2019). The likelihood at each individual position in the alignment can then be computed using the standard pruning algorithm (Felsenstein, 1981). Recent work shows that recombination breakpoints occur more frequently in the spike region of betacoronaviruses, such as SARS-CoV-2 (Bobay et al., 2020). Viral subgroups, such as genotypes or subtypes, can have particularities in terms of selective pressures, transmission dynamics, etc., which can lead to notorious recombination rate differences among them. We implemented this approach as an open source software package for BEAST2 (Bouckaert et al., 2018). 21Main 22Since its emergence, genetic sequence data has been applied to study the evolution and spread of SARS-CoV- 232. , Lloyd AR (A) Our pipeline splits the sequence alignment into windows of a fixed length. Unifying vertical and nonvertical evolution: a stochastic arg-based framework. Highlighted genome regions represent coordinates of genes where binomial analyses detected significant windows. Recombination breaks this assumption and requires representation of the shared ancestry of a set of sequences as a network. (2020) report that recombination is unlikely to be the origin of SARS-CoV-2. In other words, large parts of the spike protein of RmYN02 are as related to SARS-CoV-2 as SARS-CoV-2 is to SARS-CoV-1. 2020). Reassortment in segmented RNA viruses: mechanisms and outcomes. , Bowden R This approach does not explicitly consider trees to compute the rates of adaptation on different parts of the genomes and is not affected by recombination (Kistler and Bedford, 2021). The biggest discrepancies between LD and PH were those regarding HIV-A, -B, -C, and Hepatitis C virus subtype 1a (HCV-1a). It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide, This PDF is available to Subscribers Only. These operators often have analogs in operators used to explore different phylogenetic trees and are similar to the ones used to explore reassortment networks (Mller et al., 2020). We assessed whether this inverse association between length and recombination could be due to an unequal performance of LDhat and PH at different sequence lengths. , Schinkel J , Su I-J , Lichten M Jackson B., Boni M. F., Bull M. J., Colleran A., Colquhoun R. M., Darby A. C., Haldenby S., Hill V., Lucaci A., McCrone J. T., et al. IntroductionHomologous recombination is an effective way to generate recombinant viruses for vaccine research such as pseudorabies virus (PRV) and adenovirus. Since its emergence, genetic sequence data has been applied to study the evolution and spread of SARS-CoV-2. In order to scale the analysis and avoid the computational limitations of conventional approaches, we apply newly developed topological data analysis methods able to infer recombination rates for large data sets. , Vingron M Zhang S, Yang J, Zhou D, Yan T, Li G, Hao X, Yang Q, Cheng X, Shi H, Liu Q, Li Y, Cheng Z. Vet Sci. In addition, the authors did not specify any Simplot threshold used for confirmation of recombination. For full access to this pdf, sign in to an existing account, or purchase an annual subscription. The persistent analyses, used to count the number of loops, were performed with ripser software (Bauer U, unpublished data) (fig. We find that sections of the genome with relatively higher rates of adaptation correspond to sections of the genome with relatively higher rates of recombination (Fig. 2012;8:e1002495. Cell Mol Life Sci. This can be computed as the difference between the last and first nucleotide position that is carried by l, which we denote as L(l). , Romero-Severson E , Ortega E Fit edges are those that have descendants at least one, two, five or ten years into the future and unfit edges those that do not. Regarding such conserved patterns of recombination, the case of Coronaviruses is noteworthy. , Shen Y 2003). In . Recombination generates mosaic genomes containing genomic material from different viruses, and it can occur within the same (homologous) or different (nonhomologous) sites from the parental strains ( Prez-Losada et al. , Huang F S3, Supplementary Material online). The genetic sequence data for OC43, NL63 and 229e were obtained from ViPR (http://www.viprbrc.org) as described in Kistler and Bedford (2021). One of the main mechanisms of increasing viral genetic diversity is the generation of new viruses by mixing genomic material from existing viral strains. This can cause computational issue when performing inferences. , He J , Ron Y 2015; Patio-Galindo and Gonzlez-Candelas 2017) or the recently emerging SARS-CoV-2. In order to perform joint Bayesian inference of recombination networks together with the parameters of the associated models, we use a MCMC algorithm to characterize the joint posterior density. Importantly, our PH-based method is also able to find changes in recombination rate along a sequence, such as recombination hotspots (fig. PH is performed because of the correlation known to exist between number of loops and reticulate events in a population. Only biallelic sites where the minor allele displayed a frequency >3% and which frequency of indeterminations or gaps below 20% were considered. 3, S10 & S11). 2013). For coronaviruses, however, recombination means that small genomic subregions can have independent origins, identifiable if sufficient sampling has been done in the animal reservoirs that support. , Vanlandingham DL In real data, PH also presented a significant correlation with the other measures of recombination. , Liu C-C , Arenas M Mol Biol Evol. There also exist approaches aiming to create ancestral recombination graphs, detailed representations of the history of recombination and mutation that characterize a population (Arenas 2013; Rasmussen etal. Gonzlez-Candelas F We next tested how well we can retrieve individual recombination events. , Njouom R An analytic description of recombination is provided by the coalescent with recombination, which models a backwards in time process where lineages can coalesce and recombine (Hudson, 1983). The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the 2009; Han and Worobey 2011; McGee etal. 2002; Simmonds and Midgley 2005; Simmonds and Welch 2006; Huang etal. Recombination has been implicated at the beginning of the SARS-CoV-1 outbreak (Hon et al., 2008) and has been suggested as the origin of the receptor binding domain in SARS-CoV-2 (Li et al., 2020), though Boni et al. No significant correlation was found between GC content and any of the recombination measures (Spearman correlation analyses: all r<0.20, all P>0.5). , Kliemt J These estimates are shown for different parts of the genome, indicated by the different colors. Note that the analyses made with LDhat include the generation of the LK tables. Recombination has also been associated with the emergence of new viral lineages able to cause zoonotic diseases. 2020). S5 and supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online). , McGuirl MR (2021). 2021 May 19;38(6):2520-2531. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msab046. The median estimate of the most recent MRCA between SARS-CoV-2 and RmYN02 is 1986 (95% CI: 19732005). official website and that any information you provide is encrypted Subunit 1 (S1) binds to the host cell receptor, while subunit 2 (S2) facilitates fusion of the viral and cellular membrane (Walls et al., 2020). , Drummond AJ , et al. In total, 50,000 simulated alignments were generated. Finally, we have been able to identify those genomic regions that act as preferential targets for recombination breakpoints. Genet. Zhuang J , Henrickson KJ. Markov chain Monte Carlo chains were run for at least 1 million states, sampling every tenth state. It can be computed as the product of not observing any coalescent, nor any recombination events in interval i. MERS-CoV infections are highly prevalent in camels, with close to 100% of adult camels showing antibodies against MERS-CoV (Reusken et al., 2014). , Prins M Information of the PH-Based Regression Model to Infer (definition of the variables and coefficient values in the model). Additionally, the uncertainty around the estimates on adaption rate ratios between the two subunits for NL63 are rather large and include no difference at all. Nonhomologous recombination events could be deleterious ( Hanada et al. Inference of homologous recombination in bacteria using whole-genome sequences. , Rodrguez-Mateos F After simulating sequence alignments of 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000bp under a same recombination rate (=0.05), we observed that the recombination rates inferred by LD or PH at different sequence lengths were not statistically different (All P values in MannWhitney tests >0.1; supplementary fig. The dashed horizontal line represents the statistical significance threshold, set at 0.05. Yu Y., Dong J., Liu K. J., and Nakhleh L. (2014). , Martin DP C Most recent time anywhere on the genome that Wuhan-Hu1 shared a common ancestor with different SARS-like viruses. In these betacoronaviruses, there was a significant enrichment for recombination in the Spike. , Li J Alignments for each virus were generated using MAFFTv7 using the align-G-ins-1 progressive method strategy (Katoh and Standley 2013). , Ppin J , Zeng F 2013;4:9. Neches R. Y., McGee M. D., and Kyrpides N. C. (2020). We observe that recombination is more common in positive single-stranded RNA viruses than in negatively single-stranded RNA ones. , Miyagi M S7A, Supplementary Material online). S4, Supplementary Material online). Finally, we also observed partial conservation in the recombination patterns among those flaviviruses with moderate/high recombination signals (DENV, HCV, and JEV). r package version 0.4. Only those cases where both tests were significant (P value <0.05) were considered. These results are in agreement with previous experimental works that have found recombination hotspots all along the env gene (Galetto etal. Recombination events defined here are a product of co-infection, recombination and selection of recombinant viruses. It is thus one of the key determinants of host tropism and, interestingly, the occurrence of recombination at Spike of Sarbecoviruses closely related to SARS-CoV-2 (RaTG13 strain) has previously been suggested (Hon etal. 2014). 2000 ). , Rosenbloom DIS J Gen Virol 80(6):1339-1346 Adair TL, Kearney CM (2000) Recombination between a 3-kilobase tobacco . We also performed Spearman correlation analyses between the inferred frequency of recombination and variables such as genome length or GC content. Unable to load your collection due to an error, Unable to load your delegates due to an error. Grenfell B. T., Pybus O. G., Gog J. R., Wood J. L., Daly J. M., Mumford J. The Spearman correlations were: RDP4 versus LD: r=0.67, P<0.001; RDP4 versus PH: 0.56, P<0.001; PH versus LD: r=0.85, P<0.001 (supplementary fig. Evidence of the recombinant origin of a bat severe acute respiratory syndrome (sars)-like coronavirus and its implications on the direct ancestor of sars coronavirus, Properties of a neutral allele model with intragenic recombination, Gene genealogies and the coalescent process, Application of phylogenetic networks in evolutionary studies. None of the reported results would change if we considered, for such viruses, the median of the obtained from subsampling. Both processes are intimately linked. A second hotspot could be observed in a region that would include, in both sets, ORF8a and Nucleocapsid (N), which was supported only by LD in MERS (percentile 100) (fig. As initial input, LK tables specific for each data set (regarding number of sequences and theta) were used. , Gabaldn T. Guindon S As shown in Figure 1A, the evolutionary history of SARS-like viruses is characterized by frequent recombination events. , Yip C-W For NL63, we find weak evidence for the rate on S2 to be slightly higher than on S1 (Fig. 2002), but not in bacteria (Gonzlez-Torres etal. were inferred with Interval, a commonly used LD approach implemented in LDhat (Auton and McVean 2007) that accounts for differences in recombination rate along the genome. mostly ORF1ab), spike itself, and everything 3 of spike. , Dougherty JP. , Leung FC-C. Huang S-C (That is, Li = Lt for t [ti 1, ti).). 1B). Thus, specific recombination events are usually detected through analyses that test for phylogenetic incongruences along a sequence alignment (Prez-Losada etal. Similar to the model aiming to predict p, a linear regression model based on PH was built to predict the recombination versus mutation rates ratio, considering loop count/theta, Tajimas D, and mean PWD. Recombination is a common evolutionary tool for RNA viruses, and coronaviruses are no exception. Understanding global patterns of recombination could help to identify underlying mechanisms and to evaluate the potential risks of rapid adaptation. In order to compute the 5 of spike and 3 of spike rates of adaptation we used the weighted average of all coding regions to the left (upstream) or right (downstream) of the spike gene, respectively, using the length of the individual sections as weights. , Gronau I , Syu WJ. Some cases are HRV-A, the different subtypes of HIV-1, Enterovirus A, or HBV (Wu etal. 2003). Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses. Aaziz R, Tepfer M (1999) Recombination in RNA viruses and in virus-resistant transgenic plants. reassortment in the case of multicomponent RNA viruses, RNA recombination con-tributes greatly to virus genome variability. Estimating the deleterious load of viruses before and after recombination using ancestral sequence reconstruction (Yang et al., 1995) could help shed light on which sequences are favored during recombination. Bhatt S., Holmes E. C., and Pybus O. G. (2011). Compared to human seasonal coronaviruses, recombination occurs around 3 times more often for MERS-CoV (Fig. , Cai F The simplest explanation is that we do not have enough data points to measure recombination rates on unfit edges, meaning to measure recombination rates on part of the recombination network where selection had too little time to shape which lineages survive and which go extinct. The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the , Martin DP. In the absence of recombination, data can be represented as a tree, and inferred pairwise genetic distances (PWDs) satisfy tree inequalities (Chan etal. Isolation and characterization of a bat sars-like coronavirus that uses the ace2 receptor. As a significant evolutionary mechanism, genetic recombination in RNA viruses forms novel chimeric genomes, driving the creation of viral diversity as well as the origin of novel viruses 18. Identifying sars-cov-2-related coronaviruses in malayan pangolins. We can calculate P(N|, ) by expressing it as the product of exponential waiting times between events (i.e., recombination, coalescent, and sampling events): where we define ti to be the time of the i-th event and Li to be the set of lineages extant immediately prior to this event. aVaccine and Infectious Disease Division, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA, USA, bMolecular and Cellular Biology Program, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA, cHoward Hughes Medical Institute, Seattle, WA, USA, The BEAST2 input xml files for all coronavirus analyses in this manuscript, as well as the files used to post process these analyses are available from https://github.com/nicfel/Recombination-Material. Development of a DAS-ELISA for Gyrovirus Homsa1 Prevalence Survey in Chickens and Wild Birds in China. , Charneau P Ge X.-Y., Li J.-L., Yang X.-L., Chmura A. Plummer M., Best N., Cowles K., and Vines K. (2006). In this way, LD is a more accurate approach than PH but at a relevant computational cost. 2011; Zhang and Liu 2011; Beck etal. Bedford T., Greninger A. L., Roychoudhury P., Starita L. M., Famulare M., Huang M.-L., Nalla A., Pepper G., Reinhardt A., Xie H., et al. Bailes E (2020). One factor that may complicate the detection of recombination in HCV is that the sequencing typically performed for clinical (e.g., genotyping) analyses is usually based on short genome regions (usually, E1E2 and NS5b genes), and thus, it misses relevant genomewide information. Recombination events split the path of a lineage in two, with everything on one side of a recombination breakpoint going in one direction and everything on the other side of a breakpoint going in the other direction. HHS Vulnerability Disclosure, Help The performance of this model was then assessed in a different test set. We then show how recombination rates across the genome of the human seasonal coronaviruses 229E, OC43 and NL63 vary with rates of adaptation. Extensive recombination among bat CoVs and strong purifying selection pressure among viruses from humans, bats, and pangolins may allow such closely related viruses to readily jump between species and adapt to new hosts. The site is secure. A., Zhu G., Epstein J. H., Mazet J. K., Hu B., Zhang W., Peng C., et al. , Lang J Microsatellite markers reveal a spectrum of population structures in the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum. Careers. (2018), but using a randomly down sampled dataset of 100 sequences. We review here the evidence for recombination in SARS-CoV-2 and reconcile nomenclature for. As expected, in the vast majority of cases, the original estimate for inferred from the entire data set fell within the corresponding subsampled -distribution (supplementary fig. Orf8 protein could be involved in mediating immune evasion in Sarbecoviruses such as SARS-CoV-2. , Marichannegowda MH 2014). , Fan J Although this does not necessarily imply cell coinfection, the detection of both intra- and intersubtype recombination events has been reported in many instances (e.g., Sentandreu etal. We demonstrated its utility by applying it in combination with other well-established approaches to study the recombination patterns of 30 different human-related viruses. There was also overall congruence with literatures in those viruses displaying the lowest recombination values. Windows of a fixed length (ranging from 400 to 3,000 nts, depending on viral genome length) were selected and binomial tests were performed for each window under the null hypothesis that recombination breakpoints are distributed uniformly along the genome. Extending the current suite of population dynamic models, such as birth-death models (Stadler, 2009) or models that account for population structure (Hudson et al., 1990; Lemey et al., 2009), will further increase the applicability of recombination models to study the spread of pathogens. Geue L , Trebes A As soon as the possibility of recombination emerged, nomenclature systems started Recombination poses a unique challenge to phylogenetic methods, as it violates the very central assumption that the evolutionary history of individuals can be denoted by branching phylogenetic trees. Biol. , van den Berg C , Shi Z-L 1E). 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