Constructing inbred lines for self-incompatible species and species with long generation times is challenging,making the use of F1 outcross/segregating populations the main strategy for genetic studies of such species...Constructing inbred lines for self-incompatible species and species with long generation times is challenging,making the use of F1 outcross/segregating populations the main strategy for genetic studies of such species.However,there is a lack of dedicated algorithms/tools for rapid quantitative trait locus(QTL)mapping using the F1 populations.To this end,we have designed and developed an algorithm/tool called OcBSA specifically for QTL mapping of F1 populations.OcBSA transforms the four-haplotype inheritance problem from the two heterozygous diploid parents of the F1 population into the two-haplotype inheritance problem common in current genetic studies by removing the two haplotypes from the heterozygous parent that do not contribute to phenotype segregation in the F1 population.Testing of OcBSA on 1800 simulated F1 populations demonstrated its advantages over other currently available tools in terms of sensitivity and accuracy.In addition,the broad applicability of OcBSA was validated by QTL mapping using seven reported F1 populations of apple,pear,peach,citrus,grape,tea,and rice.We also used OcBSA to map the QTL for flower color in a newly constructed F1 population of potato generated in this study.The OcBSA mapping result was verified by the insertion or deletion markers to be consistent with a previously reported locus harboring the ANTHOCYANIN 2 gene,which regulates potato flower color.Taken together,these results highlight the power and broad utility of OcBSA for QTL mapping using F1 populations and thus a great potential for functional gene mining in outcrossing species.For ease of use,we have developed both Windows and Linux versions of OcBSA,which are freely available at:https://gitee.com/Bioinformaticslab/OcBSA.展开更多
Background Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation(ECMO)support on D-transposition of the great arteries(D-TGA)carries formidable challenges.Methods A retrospective study was performed on pediatric patients with D-TGA sup...Background Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation(ECMO)support on D-transposition of the great arteries(D-TGA)carries formidable challenges.Methods A retrospective study was performed on pediatric patients with D-TGA supported by ECMO from July 2007 to December 2019.This study summarized the clinical experience of ECMO support in pediatric patients with D-TGA preoperative,intraoperative,and postoperative.Results Overall,16 children with D-TGA received ECMO support during this period.Two(2 of 16)were supported before cardiac surgery,3(3 of 16)were supported postoperatively in the intensive care unit,and 11(11 of 16)failed to wean off cardiopulmonary bypass.Two cases of preoperative ECMO support for patients with D-TGA with an intact ventricular septum and restrictive atrial septum due to severe hypoxemia died.In this study,D-TGA with coronary artery malformation and other complicated deformities died(8 of 14),whereas uncomplicated D-TGA without coronary artery malformation all survived(6 of 14).The wean-off rate of ECMO patients supported in D-TGA was 62.5%(10 of 16),while the 30-day survival rate was 44%(7 of 16).Conclusion Although a promising ECMO weaning rate was obtained,30-day survival of this population was frustrating,mainly attributed to the original anatomy of coronary arteries and the concomitant deformities.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC grants 31972411,32102386,32102382,and 32201870)the Central Science and Technology Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciencesthe Key Laboratory of Biology and Genetic Improvement of Horticultural Crops of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs,China.
文摘Constructing inbred lines for self-incompatible species and species with long generation times is challenging,making the use of F1 outcross/segregating populations the main strategy for genetic studies of such species.However,there is a lack of dedicated algorithms/tools for rapid quantitative trait locus(QTL)mapping using the F1 populations.To this end,we have designed and developed an algorithm/tool called OcBSA specifically for QTL mapping of F1 populations.OcBSA transforms the four-haplotype inheritance problem from the two heterozygous diploid parents of the F1 population into the two-haplotype inheritance problem common in current genetic studies by removing the two haplotypes from the heterozygous parent that do not contribute to phenotype segregation in the F1 population.Testing of OcBSA on 1800 simulated F1 populations demonstrated its advantages over other currently available tools in terms of sensitivity and accuracy.In addition,the broad applicability of OcBSA was validated by QTL mapping using seven reported F1 populations of apple,pear,peach,citrus,grape,tea,and rice.We also used OcBSA to map the QTL for flower color in a newly constructed F1 population of potato generated in this study.The OcBSA mapping result was verified by the insertion or deletion markers to be consistent with a previously reported locus harboring the ANTHOCYANIN 2 gene,which regulates potato flower color.Taken together,these results highlight the power and broad utility of OcBSA for QTL mapping using F1 populations and thus a great potential for functional gene mining in outcrossing species.For ease of use,we have developed both Windows and Linux versions of OcBSA,which are freely available at:https://gitee.com/Bioinformaticslab/OcBSA.
基金This study was approved by Zhejiang University School of Medicine Children’s Hospital Committee on Clinical Investigation(No.2021-IRB-051).
文摘Background Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation(ECMO)support on D-transposition of the great arteries(D-TGA)carries formidable challenges.Methods A retrospective study was performed on pediatric patients with D-TGA supported by ECMO from July 2007 to December 2019.This study summarized the clinical experience of ECMO support in pediatric patients with D-TGA preoperative,intraoperative,and postoperative.Results Overall,16 children with D-TGA received ECMO support during this period.Two(2 of 16)were supported before cardiac surgery,3(3 of 16)were supported postoperatively in the intensive care unit,and 11(11 of 16)failed to wean off cardiopulmonary bypass.Two cases of preoperative ECMO support for patients with D-TGA with an intact ventricular septum and restrictive atrial septum due to severe hypoxemia died.In this study,D-TGA with coronary artery malformation and other complicated deformities died(8 of 14),whereas uncomplicated D-TGA without coronary artery malformation all survived(6 of 14).The wean-off rate of ECMO patients supported in D-TGA was 62.5%(10 of 16),while the 30-day survival rate was 44%(7 of 16).Conclusion Although a promising ECMO weaning rate was obtained,30-day survival of this population was frustrating,mainly attributed to the original anatomy of coronary arteries and the concomitant deformities.
基金Acknowledgments This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Project Nos. 81000639 and 31000450), China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Project Nos. 20100470791 and 201104307), and Program of the Pearl River Young Talents of Science and Technology in Guangzhou (No. 2012J2200041).