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. 2011 Dec 7;63(5):1863–1871. doi: 10.1093/jxb/err363

Table 1.

Statistics of sequence assemblies

Number of sequences Total length (nt)
Sanger sequences for assembly 34 152
Sanger UTs (≥50 nt) 8 618 5 415 737
    Consensi 3 999
    Singletons 4 619
NG contigs (≥100 nt) 29 751 5 594 713
Input sequence for hybrid assembly
(Sanger UTs + NG contigs) 38 369
Hybrid contigs 23 257 8 078 653
    Consensi 5 924
    Singletons 17 333

Assembly of Sanger sequences and next generation (NG) reads resulted in 8618 unique transcripts (UTs) and 29 751 NG contigs, respectively. The rationale of hybrid assembly (23 257 contigs) was to combine the benefits of Sanger (longer transcript assemblies) and NG (deeper sequence coverage) sequencing methods so that a significantly more comprehensive latex transcriptome could be obtained.