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. 2014 Sep 15;15(1):302. doi: 10.1186/1471-2105-15-302

Table 3.

The datasets used for evaluation

Dataset Organism Accession Reference Genome Read Number Number of Coverage
number genome length length of reads base pairs
1 Bacillus subtilis DRR000852 NC_000964.3 4,215,606 75 3,519,504 263,962,800 62.62
2 Chlamydia trachomatis ERR021957 NC_000117.1 1,042,519 37 7,825,944 289,559,928 277.75
3 Streptococcus pseudopneumoniae SRR387784 NC_015875.1 2,190,731 100 4,407,248 440,724,800 201.18
4 Francisella tularensis SRR063416 NC_006570.2 1,892,775 101 6,907,220 697,629,220 368.57
5 Leptospira interrogans SRR397962 NC_005823.1 4,277,185 100 7,127,250 712,725,000 166.63
6 Porphyromonas gingivalis SRR413299 NC_002950.2 2,343,476 100 9,497,946 949,794,600 405.29
7 Escherichia coli SRR072099 NC_000913.2 4,639,675 36 30,355,432 1,092,795,552 235.53
8 Clostridium thermocellum SRR400550 NC_009012.1 3,843,301 36 31,994,160 1,151,789,760 299.69
9 Caenorhabditis elegans SRR065390 WS222 100,286,070 100 67,617,092 6,761,709,200 67.42

The datasets are sorted increasingly by the total number of base pairs. All datasets and reference genome sequences are obtained from the NCBI, except C.elegans that is from http://www.wormbase.org.