For whole genome sequences to identify the causative mutation (42 (link)), DNA was isolated from 108 asexual parasites; QiAamp DNA Mini Blood kit, Qiagen), quantified (Qubit HS ds DNA assay (Qubit Flex Fluorometer, ThermoFisher)), and quality assessed by Genomic Screentape analysis (TapeStation 2200, Agilent). Barcoded libraries for DNA-Seq were synthesized from 100 ng DNA (Celero EZ-Seq kit with NuQuant, Tecan Genomics), quality assessed by High Sensitivity DNA Lab Chips (BioAnalyzer 2100, Agilent), quantified by Qubit HS dsDNA assay, and sequenced on Illumina’s MiSeq platform, (2 × 300bp v3 with 5% PhiX; JHMI Synthesis and Sequencing Facility). Using Partek Flow with sequence defaults, analyses included pre-alignment QA/QC, adaptor/read trimming, reference genome alignment to P. falciparum NF54 (PlasmoDB) using Bowtie 2, post-alignment QA/QC, FreeBayes variant calling, variant filtering (VarQual ≥ 30), and variant annotation based on precedence rules. Sequence files for WT parent and Y268S mutant were deposited (NCBI Sequence Read Archive, BioProject ID: PRJNA913198). To identify changes unique to atovaquone-resistant parasites, sequences were compared to that of the isogenic parent line, and then to those of seven other NF54-derived atovaquone-sensitive strains.
Pfcytb Sequencing and Whole Genome Analysis of Atovaquone-Resistant Parasites
For whole genome sequences to identify the causative mutation (42 (link)), DNA was isolated from 108 asexual parasites; QiAamp DNA Mini Blood kit, Qiagen), quantified (Qubit HS ds DNA assay (Qubit Flex Fluorometer, ThermoFisher)), and quality assessed by Genomic Screentape analysis (TapeStation 2200, Agilent). Barcoded libraries for DNA-Seq were synthesized from 100 ng DNA (Celero EZ-Seq kit with NuQuant, Tecan Genomics), quality assessed by High Sensitivity DNA Lab Chips (BioAnalyzer 2100, Agilent), quantified by Qubit HS dsDNA assay, and sequenced on Illumina’s MiSeq platform, (2 × 300bp v3 with 5% PhiX; JHMI Synthesis and Sequencing Facility). Using Partek Flow with sequence defaults, analyses included pre-alignment QA/QC, adaptor/read trimming, reference genome alignment to P. falciparum NF54 (PlasmoDB) using Bowtie 2, post-alignment QA/QC, FreeBayes variant calling, variant filtering (VarQual ≥ 30), and variant annotation based on precedence rules. Sequence files for WT parent and Y268S mutant were deposited (NCBI Sequence Read Archive, BioProject ID: PRJNA913198). To identify changes unique to atovaquone-resistant parasites, sequences were compared to that of the isogenic parent line, and then to those of seven other NF54-derived atovaquone-sensitive strains.
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Corresponding Organization : Johns Hopkins University
Other organizations : University of Liverpool
Variable analysis
- Drug pressure
- Pfcytb sequence
- Parasitemia at 1%
- Incubation temperature at 90 °C for 5 min
- Phusion DNA polymerase for PCR amplification
- DNA isolation using QiAamp DNA Mini Blood kit
- DNA quantification using Qubit HS ds DNA assay
- Quality assessment using Genomic Screentape analysis and High Sensitivity DNA Lab Chips
- DNA-Seq library synthesis using Celero EZ-Seq kit with NuQuant
- Sequencing on Illumina's MiSeq platform (2 × 300bp v3 with 5% PhiX)
- Sequence analysis using Partek Flow with default settings, including pre-alignment QA/QC, adaptor/read trimming, reference genome alignment to P. falciparum NF54, post-alignment QA/QC, FreeBayes variant calling, variant filtering, and variant annotation
- Isogenic parent line as a positive control
- Seven other NF54-derived atovaquone-sensitive strains as additional controls
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