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. 2008 Nov 28;37(1):289–297. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkn916

Table 2.

Assembly statistics and results of mapping 248 CEGs in C. briggsae, H. sapiens and T. gondii

Contigs
Scaffolds
Species Assembly details n N50 length (Kb) Total number of genes (%) Number of mapped CEGs (%) n N50 length (Kb) Total number of genes (%) No. of mapped CEGs (%)
Caenorhabditis briggsae 34 456 2.3 9912 (46.1) 110 (44.3) 10 297 14.2 11 006 (57.0) 132 (53.2)
108 Mb 20 421 7.4 15 372 (79.7) 200 (80.6) 2268 16.4 17 738 (91.9) 226 (91.1)
19 296 genes 11 399 16.4 17 470 (90.5) 227 (91.5) 1028 465 18 809 (97.4) 238 (95.9)
7 363 28.9 18 311 (94.8) 231 (93.1) 971 983 19 071 (98.8) 241 (97.2)
10× 5614 37.4 18 578 (96.3) 243 (97.9) 675 1032 19 106 (99.0) 245 (98.8)
CB25 12× 5341 40.7 18 530 (96.0) 239 (96.4) 899 474 19 141 (99.1) 244 (98.3)
Toxoplasma gondii 0.7× 39 143 0.8 889 (11.4) 10 (4.0)
63 Mb 45 663 1.1 1 499 (19,2) 19 (7.6)
7 793 genes 36 333 2.8 3 813 (48.9) 82 (33.0)
10 594 13.9 6358 (81.5) 163 (65.3)
4 198 95.7 7 557 (96.9) 199 (80.2) 586 1000 7745 (99.3) 212 (85.6)
10× 3 922 397 7 678 (98.3) 207 (83.5) 669 2474 7793 (100) 213 (85.9)
Homo sapiens draft 1.9× 590 603 3.1 4 963 (20.9) 52 (21.0) 130 283 51.9 7930 (33.4) 105 (42.3)
3 253 Mb draft 3× 795 203 4.1 7 414 (31.2) 88 (35.5) 449 727 13.5 10 189 (43.0) 125 (50.4)
23 713 genes draft 4.2× 435 593 13.1 12 006 (50.6) 142 (57.2) 81 459 2425 19 333 (81.5) 225 (90.7)
draft 5.3× 368 201 14.7 13 009 (54.8) 148 (59.7) 28 863 692 20 557 (86.7) 228 (91.9)
draft 6× 296 517 19.1 12 739 (53.7) 149 (60.1) 62 471 436 18 769 (79.2) 212 (85.4)
draft 6.6× 292 555 28.8 15 592 (65.7) 179 (72.2) 77 769 8217 20 978 (88.5) 238 (95.9)
draft 7.1× 131 620 44.3 16 205 (68.3) 198 (79.8) 16 098 1042 19 895 (83.9) 230 (92.7)

‘CB25’ refers to the 2002 published assembly of C. briggsae. ‘Total number of genes’ refers to the number of genes from the final (highest coverage) assembly for each species that are present in each lower coverage assembly (see Methods section). The total number of genes is listed beneath each species name, along with the estimated genome size. The ‘Mapped CEGs’ column lists numbers of the 248 CEGs that were mapped in the genome of each species. Results are shown for both contig- and scaffold-based assemblies. Figures in parentheses show values as percentages.