Table 1.
condition | sample | read length in bases | no. of reads | no. of reads mappedto reference genome | % of reads mappedto reference genome |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
vegetative mycelium1 |
SM1 |
40 |
19,709,656 |
18,881,235 |
95.7 |
SM6 |
101 |
76,664,943 |
66,365,082 |
86.5 |
|
sexual mycelium2 |
SM2 |
35 |
9,445,238 |
9,003,807 |
95.3 |
SM7 |
101 |
68,217,654 |
60,021,065 |
87.9 |
|
wild-type protoperithecia3 |
SM4 |
101 |
31,837,927 |
24,722,821 |
77.6 |
SM5 |
101 |
34,225,766 |
27,430,438 |
80.1 |
|
pro1 protoperithecia3 |
SM8 |
100 |
52,257,489 |
30,321,586 |
58.0 |
SM9 | 100 | 53,996,808 | 25,265,576 | 46.8 |
The total number of reads is the number of reads after cleaning. Each sample represents an independent biological replicate.
1Equal amounts of RNA from the following growth conditions (independent biological replicates for each growth condition) were pooled: growth on cornmeal medium for 3d, 4d and 5d, growth on defined medium for 3d, 4d, and 5d; all in shaken cultures.
2Equal amounts of RNA from the following growth conditions (independent biological replicates for each growth condition) were pooled: growth on cornmeal medium for 3d, 4d and 5d, growth on defined medium for 3d, 4d, and 5d; all in surface cultures.
3Laser microdissected samples.