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Table 6 Analyses of possible chromosome structures for different crossing experiments

From: Proximity ligation scaffolding and comparison of two Trichoderma reesei strains genomes

Crossing experiment

Nb ≠ chr

Total possible structures

Non-viable

Viable

Possible viable structures different from parental ones

CBS999.97 (1-1, re) × CBS999.97 (1-2, wt) or × QM6a

2

22 = 4

1

3 (75%)

1 structure with chr II fragment (D-segment) diploidy

CBS999.97 (1-1, re) × QM9414

4

24 = 16

12

4 (25%)

1 structure with chr II fragment diploidy

1 structure with chr II fragment diploidy and chr VI fragment diploidy

CBS999.97 (1-1, re) × Rut-C30

5

25 = 32

23

9 (28%)

1 haploid with QM6a structure,

1 crossed-haploid,

4 structures with 1 chr fragment diploidy,

1 structure with 2 chr fragment diploidy

QM6a (MAT1-1, ff) × QM6a

0

1

0

1 (100%)

None

QM6a (MAT1-1, ff) × QM9414

3

23 = 8

6

2 (25%)

None

QM6a (MAT1-1, ff) × Rut-C30

3

23 = 8

5

3 (38%)

1 structure with chr I fragment diploidy

  1. The first three cases have already been experimentally described [10]. The next 3, involving a MAT1-1 female fertile (ff) QM6a strain, have not yet been described. We assumed that crossing-over were possible but not in translocated parts