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. 2009 Oct 9;38(Database issue):D437–D442. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp807

Table 1.

Genome sequence (Tcas_3.0) statistics

Chromosome Lengtha (bases) Number of contigs (bases) Number of captured gaps (bases) Number of uncaptured gapsb (bases)
ChLGX 10 877 635 338 (7 017 036) 299 (265 951) 12 (3 600 000)
ChLG2 20 218 415 393 (14 025 453) 338 (505 072) 19 (5 700 000)
ChLG3 38 791 480 1560 (27 070 658) 1355 (1 568 829) 34 (10 200 000)
ChLG4 13 894 384 331 (11 543 342) 299 (554 338) 6 (1 800 000)
ChLG5 19 135 781 388 (13 841 583) 335 (502 879) 16 (4 800 000)
ChLG6 13 176 827 667 (8 259 034) 549 (747 290) 14 (4 200 000)
ChLG7 20 532 854 445 (14 850 616) 401 (591 423) 17 (5 100 000)
ChLG8 18 021 898 676 (12 793 837) 570 (761 081) 15 (4 500 000)
ChLG9 21 459 655 695 (14 607 456) 598 (892 186) 20 (6 000 000)
ChLG10 11 386 040 585 (7 061 652) 495 (442 098) 13 (3 900 000)
Unknownc 41 251 169 3616 (20 543 639) 1254 (2 031 250) 1848 (18 480 000)

aChromosome builds include scaffolds and contigs as well as uncaptured gaps between them. In GBrowse, scaffolds are not shown explicitly, but can be deduced from the contigs and captured gaps between uncaptured gaps. Since some contigs overlap, the total length of each chromosome build (column 2) is somewhat smaller than the combined total of columns 3, 4 and 5.

bThe uncaptured gaps on chromosome builds X – 10 are blocks of 300 000 Ns that act as placeholders between the mapped scaffolds and contigs. The actually size of the uncaptured gaps is not known and may be considerably longer or shorter than 300 kb.

cUnknown is a linear compilation of scaffolds and contigs that have not been mapped to chromosomes.