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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Bioinform Comput Biol. 2009 Jun;7(3):455–471. doi: 10.1142/s0219720009004151

Table 1.

Statistics of the ORFs for Ocean Virus datasets

Sample Num Min Max Ave Num60
Arctic Ocean Reads 688590 35 370 99 -
UA-ORF 1015432 30 58 33 0
A-Pep 359023 30 162 37 13547
Sargasso Sea Reads 399343 36 282 104 -
UA-ORF 345411 30 49 33 0
A-Pep 211922 30 202 34 1813
Coast of British
Columbia
Reads 16456 37 254 102
UA-ORF 426666 30 61 33 1
A-Pep 300227 30 196 36 3165
Gulf of Mexico Reads 771849 38 246 95 -
UA-ORF 467085 30 54 33 0
A-Pep 204595 30 155 34 2166

Num, Min, Max and Ave represent the total number, the minimum, maximum, and average length of the reads (in nucleotides), unassembled ORFs (UA-ORF, in amino acid residues) and assembled peptides (A-Pep, in amino acid residues), respectively. Num60 represents the total number of unassembled ORFs and assembled peptides of length ≥ 60. We note that MetaORFA only reports assembled peptides of at least 30 aa. So in this statistics we use 30 as the minimum length of unassembled ORFs, just for the comparison purpose. Also there are still many short ORFs that can not be assembled or assembled well for these four datasets, causing the low average length of assembled peptides. This also re ects the difficulties of assembling of these four datasets.