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Sch l of Marine Sciences June Mikhmoret marina Conservation of Green Sea Turtles through Genetics and Genomics Dr. Yaron Tikochinski

Green Sea Turtles in Israel: On the verge of extinction About 10 nesting females along the Israeli shore (about 200 Km)

About Sea Turtles: Philopatric

About Sea Turtles: polyandry

The Sea Turtle Rescue Center Locate Heal Release

Sea Turtles Rescue Center: Save and Heal

Sea Turtles Rescue Center: Feed and Bread

Let’s Increase the Numbers “I can make my own people” Jerry Seinfeld

Breeding Stock

The Sea Turtle Rescue Center Chelonia mydas

A Large Variable Population “Population with no Variation will not survive Evolution” C. T. Urtle

A Stable, Strong Population “My boys can swim!” George Costanza (marine biologist)

Genetic Variability of Green Turtles Chelonia mydas Mitochondrial DNA D-Loop 600bp at the 5’ 70 haplotypes worldwide All Mediterranean (but 2) CM-A13 Genomic STR’s show variability

Genomic STR’s Chelonia mydas Genomic STR’s show variability Difficult to analyze – can’t tell a mother’s genotype by her offspring Back to mtDNA? Longer Fragments?

The Mitochondrial D-loop Chelonia mydas ACACAGGAATAAAAGTGTCCACACAAACTAACTACCTAAATTCTCTGCCGTGCCCAACAGAACAATACCC GCAATACCTATCTATGTATTATTGTACATCTACTTATTTACCAATAGCATATGACCAGTAATGTTAACAG TTGATTTGGCCCTAAACATAAAAAATCATTGAATTTACATAAATATTTTAACAACATGAATATTAAGCAG AGGATTAAAAGTGAAATGACATAGGACATAAAATTAAACTATTATACTCAACCATGAATATCGTCACAGT AATTGGTTATTTCCTAAATAGCTATTCACGAGAAATAAGCAACCCTTGTTAGTAAGATACAACATTACCA GTTTCAAGCCCATTCAGTCTGTGGCGTACATAATTTGATCTATTCTGGCCTCTGGTTAGTTTTTCAGGCA CATACAAGTAACGACGTTCATTCGTTCCCCTTTAAAAGGCCTTTGGTTGAATGAGTTCTATACATTAAAT TTATAACCTGGCATACGGTAGTTTTACTTGCATATAGTAGTTTTTTTTCTCTCTGTGTTCTCAGGCCCAC ATAACTGATACCTGCCGATTCAGTGAAACTGGACTTACGTTTAAATATGATTGGCCGTGCAAACTGATTA ATGGTATTATTAAGTTAATGCTTATAAGACATAGAATTTCACAATTAAACCTAAACAATGATCTACAACC TAACTCATTATTAACTGTACTTTTTAGCTAAACCCCCCTACCCCCGTTAAAGTCAACACCAGCCCGCTAT AGCCATTTACTTCTCGCCAAACCCCTAAATCCGAGACTGACCAAACTGACATAATATCAACTGCATAAGC ATCACACAAATCAATAGGATACTTACACTAATATTTAAAAAGTACTATACAATTCAAAACACCTCTACCA CACCTCAACCAATATATATATATATTATACATTATATATATATATATATTATATATATTATATATATAAT AT

DNA Repeats – a Source for Polymorphism Chelonia mydas Mutations’ hot spots Evolutionary shortcuts

Polymorphism Emerging The mitochondrial D-loop: PCR with fluorescent primers. The 3’ end has length polymorphism: 115, 117, 119, 121, 123, 125, 127 bp

AT Repeats - Aligned STR 1STR 2STR 3STR 4

New Haplotyping 34 Haplotypes (+1) (mostly non-Israeli) Can we use them? Polymorphic Reliable Reproducible Kinship

Mediterranean/Israeli Green Turtles Tree

Does it Tell a True Story? DNA never lies Scientists should always doubt

Analysis IsraeliOther

Mediterranean Green Turtles New Haplotyping

Mediterranean Green Turtles Satellite Tracking Broderick et al., 2007

Mediterranean Green Turtles Satellite Tracking Rees et al., 2008

Can We Use This Storyteller Outside the Mediterranean? Atlantic – same pattern Pacific - ?

Genetic Variability of Indo-Pacific Green Turtles

Repeats in Other Sea Turtles Loggerhead: ATATT Conventional:3 Haplotypes Repeat Haplotyping: repeats 30 Haplotypes (250 turtles)

Repeats in Other Sea Turtles Hawksbill: CATATATAT Conventional:? Haplotypes Repeat Haplotyping:10,23,30 repeats 3 Haplotypes (8 turtles)

Repeats in Other Sea Turtles Olive Ridley: ATATTand ATATTATT

Defining Aims Why do we look at the DNA? Conservation of Biodiversity

Defining Aims Sea turtles need our help in order to survive as species A stable population needs genetic variation

Defining Aims We look at DNA in order to evaluate genetic polymorphism This is just a glimpse! 500bp+300bp+STR’s (genomic and mitochondrial)

Our Initiative – Sea Turtle Genome

Sea Turtle Genome - Status We have completed 2X coverage BGI (China) Published the genome We are starting a transcriptome We look for collaborators

What Can We Do With the Sea Turtle Genome A lot: Easily find polymorphic sites (STR’s) GenesTraits GenesDiseases Gene expression

Population Studies Variability Mitochondrial D-loop Short Tandem Repeats

Library construction for STRs Can we do it better? Extract Digest Clone Find STRs Screen Population

The Alternative Rational: One individual will show population polymorphism

The Alternative 2x Genome of 1 specimen Isolate all STR Locate site specific pairs Isolate heterozygote sites

The Algorithm

Primer design

Thank you for your attention

Thank you Looking beyond the horizon Sch l of Marine Sciences Thanks: Yaniv LevyYakup Kaska Adi BarashLucy Wright Raphael BendelacProf. Brendan Godley Alon DayaAnnette Broderick Adam FriedmannAndreas Demetropoulos Uzi Motro Marina FrilingGenome Project: Renanel PickholtzJeremy Edwards