Lineage-specific genes are clustered with allorecognition loci and respond to G × E factors regulating the switch from asexual to sexual reproduction in<i>Neurospora</i>
Abstract Lineage-specific genes (LSGs) have long been postulated to play roles in the establishment of genetic barriers to intercrossing and speciation. However, there is a lack of working hypotheses as to how they might play that role. In the genome ofNeurospora crassa, most of the 670NeurosporaLSGs that are aggregated adjacent to the telomeres are clustered with 61% of the HET-domain genes, which regulate self-recognition and define vegetative incompatibility groups. Among the 342 LSGs that are dynamically expressed during both asexual and sexual phases, 64% were detectable on unusual carbon sources such as furfural and HMF—wildfire-produced chemicals that are a strong inducer of sexual development. Expression of a significant portion of the LSGs was sensitive to light and temperature, factors that regulate the switch from asexual to sexual reproduction. Furthermore, expression of the LSGs was significantly affected in the knockouts ofadv-1andpp-1that regulate hyphal communication, and expression of more than one quarter of the LSGs was affected by perturbation of the mating locus. Accordingly, we propose a gene-by-environment interaction model encouraging further investigation of the roles of LSGs and HET-domain genes in speciation inNeurospora. This gene-by-environment interaction model emphasizes the roles of the LSGs in response to genetic and environmental factors, leading to the regulation of the switch from the asexual growth and fusion, such that vegetative incompatibility governed by allorecognition promotes allelic homogeneity, sexual reproduction, and outbreeding, whereas VI repression and meiotic recombination promotes allelic polymorphism..
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