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. 2013 Feb 28;14:137. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-137

Table 6.

Numbers of potential SNPs detected in Douglas-fir using an individual dataset probability value of 10-4

 
 
 
No. of reads (× 106)
No. of unique or shared SNPs*
Plant materials (dataset ID)
Seed source
Sequencing platform
Unique
Coastal
Yakima
Interior
Total
        --------------- All isotigs (1 isotig/isogroup (I1)) --------------
Multi-genotype #1 (MG1SANG)
Coastal
Sanger
2.77
3982 (2606)
101,089 (85,635)
29,922 (25,523)
81,633 (69,109)
107,884 (90,487)
Multi-genotype #2 (MG2454)
Coastal
Roche 454
 
 
 
 
 
 
Single-genotype (SG454)
Coastal
Roche 454
 
 
 
 
 
 
Multi-genotype #2 (MG2IL)
Coastal
Illumina
64.00
18,694 (15,617)
192,693 (162,560)
41,952 (35,700)
146,242 (123,503)
192,693 (162,560)
Coos Bay (CBIL)
Coastal
Illumina
13.41
1044 (895)
66,304 (56,547)
29,051 (24,703)
53,275 (45,437)
66,304 (56,547)
Yakima (YKIL)
Yakima
Illumina
8.99
638 (545)
43,066 (36,621)
-
40,840 (34,750)
47,573 (40,505)
Interior (INTIL)
Interior
Illumina
80.45
71,241 (61,334)
151,014 (127,403)
40,840 (34,750)
-
226,124 (192,076)
Total     169.62          

*The number of unique SNPs and the number of SNPs shared in other datasets of the coastal, Yakima, and interior seed sources are presented for all isogroups (I1 + IM) and for the 1 isotig per isogroup subset (I1) (in parentheses). The total number of unique SNPs detected in all datasets was 278,979.

SNP totals are not the sums of the values in the same row because SNPs are double-counted. For example, we detected 66,304 SNPs in the CBIL dataset, 29,051 of which were detected in the YKIL dataset and 53,275 of which were detected in the INTIL dataset.