Table 1.
Sponge | Dog | Grapevine | |
---|---|---|---|
Input sequences | 9747 | 10,863 | 32,776 |
Strains/cell types | 1 | 1 | 10 |
Step 1: transcript SNP separation assembly | |||
Total transcripts | 4401 | 5921 | 12,380 |
thereof singlets | 3151 | 4204 | 7904 |
thereof contigs | 1250 | 1717 | 4476 |
Max cov/occurred | 145/1 | 106/1 | 812/1 |
Min cov/occurred | 2/637 | 2/885 | 2/2143 |
Total transcript len. | 3,342,596 | 3,941,124 | 7,082,719 |
Step 3: transcript SNP classification assembly | |||
Total unified transcr. | 4077 | 5901 | 8547 |
thereof singlets | 3780 | 5811 | 6131 |
thereof contigs | 297 | 90 | 2416 |
thereof with SNPs | 285 | 81 | 2103 |
Total transcript len. | 3,120,847 | 3,897,635 | 4,872,333 |
Transcript SNP types | |||
Intra strain/cell | 2158 | 461 | 959 |
Inter strain/cell | — | — | 1505 |
Intra and Inter s./c. | — | — | 7221 |
Total SNP sites | 4653 | 927 | 9685 |
Step 1: result sequences are transcripts separated by SNPs, but not by strain. The number of contigs, the classification numbers on maximum and minimum coverage (and the times they occurred) within the contigs as well as the number of singlets, give a rough idea about the asymmetrical distributions of EST reads in the different contigs.
Step 3: `assembly of pristine mRNA transcripts' to analyze SNP sites and types. The transcripts' sequences gained there can be seen as a consensus of the (hopefully) pristine transcripts gained in the previous steps of the assembly. Classification of SNPs (see also the subsection of the same name in the Methods section) is also performed in this step: Intra means that SNPs occur only with a strain or cell type, SNPs of type Inter occur only when comparing different strains or cell types, and the Intra and Inter SNP type is a combination of the first two types. Intermediary results from step 2 are not shown, as sponge and dog do not use this step, and the grapevine results are too extensive.