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. 2001 Apr;11(4):614–625. doi: 10.1101/gr.171401

Table 1.

Use of Autofinish on University of Washington Projects during 1998 and 1999

Project No. of finishing reads No. of Autofinish reads (% Autofinish reads)



djs201 267 161 (60%)
rg391h05 390 236 (61%)
djs104 140 90 (64%)
djs259 148 103 (70%)
PAO1 1637 1195 (73%)
djs333 141 112 (79%)
djs119 82 66 (80%)
djs228 128 104 (81%)
djs362 99 82 (83%)
djs146 141 121 (86%)
djs94 127 111 (87%)
djs327 173 156 (90%)
djs77 113 107 (95%)
djs306 192 183 (95%)
djs124 149 145 (97%)
djs301 224 219 (98%)
djs14 91 91 (100%)
djs40 11 11 (100%)
djs45 66 66 (100%)
djs58 72 72 (100%)
djs292 86 86 (100%)

Autofinish (versions 5.0 to 9.0) was used on these projects at the University of Washington during 1998 and 1999. All are 150-kb to 200-kb BACs except for PA01, the six-megabase Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacterial genome. Immediately after shotgun, Autofinish was run for three rounds on each project: Each time, the lab made the reads suggested by Autofinish (without adding or removing any suggested reads) and reassembled the project. After this, if the project was still not finished, a human finisher manually completed the project. All of these projects have been submitted to GenBank as Phase 3 Complete sequence. (No. of finishing reads) The sum of Autofinish-selected reads and human-selected reads. (No. of Autofinish reads [% Autofinish Reads] The number and percentage of finishing reads that were suggested by Autofinish.