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. 2010 Oct 13;5(10):e13312. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0013312

Table 2. Cross-hybridizing sequence hits resulting from bioinformatic evaluation of 2226 microarray probes against the CAMERA repository.

Database name as defined in CAMERA Total length (bp) # sequences # Cross-hyb hits # probes with hits
GOS: Site-specific 16S Sequences (N) 3,118,182 4,125 n/a 0
GOS: move858 Assembled 0.002-0.22 Chesapeake Bay (N) 8,669,804 5,357 n/a 0
FarmSoil: Assembled Sequences (N) (Minnesota farm soil) 144,897,582 139,340 2 2
HOT: All ORFs (N) (Hawaii Ocean Time-series ALOHA) 169,784,453 449,086 2 1
Moore Foundation Marine Microbial Genomes (N)* 856,811,427 12,886 630 526
GOS: Combined Assembly Coding Sequences (N) 3,668,987,939 6,115,750 137 62
Eukaryotic Microbial Genomes (N)* 6,342,658,807 1,453,409 3 3
All NCBI Environmental Samples (ENV_NT) 7,194,061,284 17,695,887 218 118
All Prokaryotic Genomes (N)* 9,577,197,991 655,666 3770 2,186
CAMERA's Non-Identical Nucleotide Sequences (N)* 179,511,589,666 38,512,986 4,367 2,077

Columns 2 and 3 show the total amount of sequence information and the number of individual sequences, respectively, within each database in Column 1. Column 4 shows the numbers of sequences selected as potentially cross-hybridizing with the microarray probes. Column 5 shows the numbers of microarray probes that produced at least one hit in the corresponding CAMERA databases. Asterisks show databases with taxonomic annotations. The two databases used for taxonomic analysis of probe hits are shown in bold.