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. 2014 Jul 8;9(7):e101683. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0101683

Table 1. Coverage and sequencing efficiency of the twelve samples sequenced by the HT-TREBS technique.

Sequenced sample Number of mapped sequence reads that contain IAP LTR sequences and unique sequences * Number of IAP LTR loci retained after filtering Total number of CpG positions sequenced at depth of >15x Average number of CpG positions sequenced per IAP LTR loci Average coverage of the CpG positions
Female #1 Brain 992,155 6,525 49,856 7 123x
Female #1 Liver 787,780 6,403 48,543 7 100x
Female #1 Kidney 904,991 6,996 53,311 7 107x
Female #2 Brain 2,227,792 7,070 54,297 7 250x
Female #2 Liver 719,417 6,446 49,590 7 96x
Female #2 Kidney 926,852 7,055 54,005 7 109x
Male #1 Brain 712,576 6,875 52,614 7 89x
Male #1 Liver 963,293 6,680 51,221 7 125x
Male #1 Kidney 1,111,838 7,218 55,669 7 129x
Male #2 Brain 1,643,920 6,957 52,830 7 178x
Male #2 Liver 1,118,820 7,109 53,775 7 121x
Male #2 Kidney 659,375 7,914 43,497 6 71x

*Number of reads with IAP LTR sequences that mapped to the reference genome and had at least 10 bases of unique sequences.