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. 2016 Aug 9;11(8):e0160920. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0160920

Table 1. Small RNA sequence statistics for the control (C) and HF (H) libraries.

# counts % of total # unique % of total
H library
 Raw reads 12889151 -
 High-quality reads 12852634 100.00
 3′ adaptor sequence 5009 0.04
 5′ adaptor contaminants 42256 0.33
 Sequences < 18 nt removed 68921 0.54
 Poly A 80 0.00
 Clean reads 12733011 99.07 300209
 Clean reads 12733011 100 300209 100.00
 Sequences mappingrattusdraft genome 7583745 59.56 106490 35.47
 Known rattusmiRNAs 7351138 55.73 2393 0.80
 Non-coding RNA (rRNAetc.) 224066 1.76 28880 9.6
 Repeat-associated small RNAs 73891 0.58 9800 3.26
 Unann 4981153 39.12 180317 60.06
C library
 Raw reads 11960005 -
 High-quality reads 11927604 100.00
 3′ adaptor sequence 4756 0.04
 5′ adaptor contaminants 70924 0.34
 Sequences < 18 nt removed 57878 0.49
 Poly A 41 0
 Clean reads 11822808 99.12 227579
 Clean reads 11822808 100.00 227579 100.00
 Sequences mapping rattus draft genome 6708481 56.74 67039 29.46
 Known rattusmiRNAs 6590964 55.75 2144 0.94
 Non-coding RNA (rRNAetc.) 152299 1.29 22249 9.8
 Repeat-associated small RNAs 35537 0.30 7406 3.3
 Unann 4947214 41.84 141592 62.22

rRNAetc. Represents the total reads of four non-coding RNAs (rRNA, snRNA, tRNA and snoRNA).unann represents the remaining small RNAs which failed to be mapped by any of them.