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. 2016 Jan 22;11(1):e0146946. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0146946

Table 1. Summary of deep sequencing results: small RNAs from virus-infected and mock-inoculated rice small RNA libraries.

Libraries RSV-infected e Mock-inoculated f
RI- 1 RI-2 RI-3 CK-1 CK-2 CK-3
Uniques a 1503616 1377074 1437284 1236819 1259375 1275653
Reads b 5237572 4807944 4850785 4822413 4638162 4964387
Uniques mapped to the rice genome c 1041466 (69.3%) 948160 (68.9%) 964862 (67.1%) 991835 (80.1%) 1015936 (80.7%) 1037105 (81.3%)
Reads mapped to the rice genome 3897231 (74.4%) 3562517 (74.1%) 3763478 (77.6%) 4331875 (89.8%) 4256023 (91.8%) 4367542 (87.9%)
Uniques mapped to the virus genome d 87018 (5.7%) 79421 (5.8%) 74246 (5.1%) 34 29 23
Reads mapped to the virus genome 434958 (8.3%) 386592 (8.0%) 398842 (8.2%) 36 30 43

a total number of uniques from each of the three replicates within the set (18–28 nt in length).

b Total number of small RNA reads from each of the three replicates within the set (18–28 nt in length).

C Sequences with perfect match to the rice genome, including those from tRNA, rRNA, snRNA, or snoRNAs.

d Sequence with no more than 1 nt mismatch to the RSV genome.

e RSV-infected: Small RNA library from RSV-infected rice.

f Mock-inoculated: Small RNA library from mock-inoculated rice.