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. 2010 Apr 16;5(4):e10209. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0010209

Table 3. Sequence statistics by library.

%GC avg. read length total reads Mapped reads Unmapped reads
ambiguous hits to ref orgs no hits to ref orgs
hits NCBI no hits to NCBI
Enz+Pyrosequencing 0.58 202 505962 495428 2354 8004 176
Enz+Sanger 0.56 578 11781 9054 364 272 2091
Additional Enz+Sanger 0.59 688 6542 5351 149 267 775
Glycerol Enz+Sanger 0.61 655 6186 4338 294 388 1166
EnzBB+Sanger 0.48 563 14418 11552 760 519 1587
Additional EnzBB+Sanger 0.56 665 2040 1258 39 266 477
Glycerol EnzBB+Sanger 0.52 699 1348 718 51 180 399
DNeasy+Sanger 0.6 568 14692 11865 759 592 1476
Additional DNeasy+Sanger 0.6 654 2625 1945 90 168 422
Glycerol DNeasy+Sanger 0.59 694 1726 1054 36 155 481

For each library, the average read length, percent G+C, total number of reads, and the numbers of mapped and unmapped reads are given. The unmapped reads fall into 2 categories: 1) those that have BLAST hits to our reference organisms, but cannot be mapped to a single organism because they have high sequence identity to more than one organism or because the sequence identity is below the 95% threshold; and 2) those that do not have BLAST hits to our reference organisms. Reads in the second category are further subdivided into reads that do hit other organisms in the NCBI non-redundant nucleotide database and reads that do not.