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. 2010 May 7;5(5):e10517. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0010517

Figure 5. Relationship between the sequence coverage for each clone and the reconstruction accuracy in terms of CDS structure consistency.

Figure 5

Clones in the simulated datasets were binned according to their per-clone sequence coverage. The bins were of every 10-fold. Note that every full-length cDNA clone was counted 10 times as it appeared with 10 different sequence coverage. We calculated the percentage of clones (left Y-axis) classified as consistent (or inconsistent) in terms of CDS structure for each bin. The number of clones in each bin is also shown (right Y-axis). Per-clone sequence coverage of 30-fold was sufficient to produce a CDS-consistent assembly in 95% of the cases, showing that uniform coverage distribution is highly desirable to achieve better efficiency.