Telomere-to-telomere cattle genome assembly reveals novel introgressions and selection signatures associated with adaptation and energy metabolism

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The paper reports a telomere-to-telomere (T2T) genome assembly of male Holstein cattle (T2T-cattle1.0-SAAS), using 3.05 Gb of sequence data to resolve previously unassembled centromeric and other repetitive regions, achieving base accuracy >99.999% and adding 641 novel genes. It characterizes bovine centromeres in detail by identifying enriched satellite repeats associated with CENP-A, defining 11 distinct autosomal centromere structures, annotating higher-order repeats with multiple monomer types, and describing palindromic structures in centromeric HOR arrays; it also estimates that centromeric LTR insertion times are relatively earlier and highlights unusual early centromeric LTR insertion events. A limitation is that the work is presented as an under-review preprint rather than a journal-reviewed study, without additional methodological caveats provided in the excerpt. It further improves detection of structural variants and links introgression from banteng and positive selection signals (e.g., CAMK2B) to adaptation and energy metabolism, which are not discussed in relation to endometriosis or adenomyosis. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Assembly of complete genomes contribute to research on biology and evolution. Here, we present a complete telomere-to-telomere (T2T) genome assembly of male Holstein cattle, designated as T2T-cattle1.0-SAAS, encompassing 3.05 Gb of genomic data. Our assembly has a base accuracy of over 99.999%, and resolves about 342.36 Mb of previously unassembled regions (PURs) and introduces 641 new genes. We revealed that the Sat1.723 repeat units of centromeric satellites exhibit the highest enrichment of centromere protein-A (CENP-A) in bovine chromosomes. Eleven distinct autosomal centromere structures based on satellite arrays, and systematically annotated higher-order repeats (HOR) in bovine centromeric regions were identified for the first time, revealing intricate organizational patterns. Within the HOR arrays, we identified 518 monomers, with the majority clustering into six types of known satellite repeats and seven categories of novel repeat sequences. Furthermore, we report for the first time that HOR arrays in the centromeres of 12 autosomes contain palindromic structures. We demonstrated that the insertion time of long terminal repeat (LTR) elements (averaging approximately 7.99 MYAs) is significantly later than that in non-centromeric regions (averaging 27.83 MYAs). Additionally, their interspecific insertion burst time is later than that in pigs, sheep, and goats, with a higher insertion frequency. We also identified unusual early insertion events of centromeric LTRs in specific chromosomes. These findings confirm their role in driving evolution of the bovine genome. Cross-species comparison of DNA methylation patterns in the pseudoautosomal regions (PARs) compared to non-PARs revealed the interspecific differences on ChrX. The assembly improves the identification of structural variants (SVs) including 8,253 deletions and 4,281 insertions,as well as 843,727 SNPs in PURs. Our T2T assembly enhances genetic research, particularly the identifications of SV introgression from banteng (Bos javanicus) to Chinese zebu implicated in heat adaptation, and positive selection genes associated with energy metabolism, such as CAMK2B, in Holstein cattle.
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Here, we present a complete telomere-to-telomere (T2T) genome assembly of male Holstein cattle, designated as T2T-cattle1.0-SAAS, encompassing 3.05 Gb of genomic data. Our assembly has a base accuracy of over 99.999%, and resolves about 342.36 Mb of previously unassembled regions (PURs) and introduces 641 new genes. We revealed that the Sat1.723 repeat units of centromeric satellites exhibit the highest enrichment of centromere protein-A (CENP-A) in bovine chromosomes. Eleven distinct autosomal centromere structures based on satellite arrays, and systematically annotated higher-order repeats (HOR) in bovine centromeric regions were identified for the first time, revealing intricate organizational patterns. Within the HOR arrays, we identified 518 monomers, with the majority clustering into six types of known satellite repeats and seven categories of novel repeat sequences. Furthermore, we report for the first time that HOR arrays in the centromeres of 12 autosomes contain palindromic structures. We demonstrated that the insertion time of long terminal repeat (LTR) elements (averaging approximately 7.99 MYAs) is significantly later than that in non-centromeric regions (averaging 27.83 MYAs). Additionally, their interspecific insertion burst time is later than that in pigs, sheep, and goats, with a higher insertion frequency. We also identified unusual early insertion events of centromeric LTRs in specific chromosomes. These findings confirm their role in driving evolution of the bovine genome. Cross-species comparison of DNA methylation patterns in the pseudoautosomal regions (PARs) compared to non-PARs revealed the interspecific differences on ChrX. The assembly improves the identification of structural variants (SVs) including 8,253 deletions and 4,281 insertions,as well as 843,727 SNPs in PURs. Our T2T assembly enhances genetic research, particularly the identifications of SV introgression from banteng (Bos javanicus) to Chinese zebu implicated in heat adaptation, and positive selection genes associated with energy metabolism, such as CAMK2B, in Holstein cattle. Biological sciences/Genetics Biological sciences/Genetics/Genomics Cattle T2T Genome assembly Repetitive element Structural variation Introgression CAMK2B Full Text Additional Declarations There is NO Competing Interest. Supplementary Files T2Tcattle1.0SAASSup20250919V1.xlsx Supplementary Table S1-S31 Sup20250919V1.docx Supplementary Figures Cite Share Download PDF Status: Under Review Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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