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. 2017 Feb 24;173(4):2180–2195. doi: 10.1104/pp.16.01119

Table I. Statistics of small RNA sequencing data analysis.

Small RNA libraries were obtained from leaf (L) and root (R) samples of CS and M4 autografted vines upon DS or irrigated (IRR) conditions.

Library Name Total Raw Reads Adapter Trimminga Contaminant Filteringa Noncoding RNA Filteringb Unique Reads Matching the Grape Genomec
CS IRR L 20,579,159 16,922,667 16,053,719 9,680,892 1,365,464
CS DS L 23,614,667 15,125,262 13,881,849 6,290,048 679,650
CS IRR R 16,015,312 13,289,525 11,884,302 6,197,784 247,795
CS DS R 13,677,360 8,040,667 7,188,734 2,985,063 67,588
M4 IRR L 27,596,925 21,264,151 19,223,470 7,904,996 759,658
M4 DS L 26,706,483 22,914,129 20,900,171 8,748,394 179,474
M4 IRR R 27,028,350 21,354,251 17,907,958 9,592,832 682,325
M4 DS R 29,588,911 21,875,311 18,629,316 11,112,533 1,518,832
a

Sequences obtained after quality, adapter, and size (read lengths of less than 17 nucleotides) filtering.  bSequences obtained after filtering noncoding RNAs (e.g. tRNA, rRNA, snoRNA, and snRNA).  cTotal of unique sequences from conserved and novel miRNAs matching the grape genome (12X V1 GGDB CRIBI) and/or miRBase (version 21).