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. 2005 Mar 18;102(13):4795–4800. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0409882102

Table 1. Alignment of sequence reads from various mammals to the human sequence of two ENCODE regions.

ENCODE region ENm001
ENCODE region ENm005
Species Distance to human No. of reads Aligned to human, % Correctly aligned to human, % No. of reads Aligned to human, % Correctly aligned to human, %
Cat 0.29 15,152 75.8 97.0 16,143 63.9 97.3
Dog 0.31 11,714 76.7 98.2 17,525 67.5 97.8
Pig 0.34 13,682 76.1 97.7 17,673 58.8 97.5
Cow 0.36 15,511 64.9 98.0 14,404 58.2 98.2
Mouse 0.45 15,847 46.9 98.4 ND ND ND
Rat 0.46 19,240 41.1 97.3 12,725 36.9 98.0
Hedgehog 0.44 15,779 35.9 97.3 ND ND ND

The sequences of two ENCODE regions, ENm001 and ENm005 [http://genome.ucsc.edu/ENCODE/regions.html (18)], were generated from the indicated seven species (see www.nisc.nih.gov). For each species, the phylogenetic distance relative to human is given in average number of substitutions per base (see Fig. 1). Columns show the total number of high-quality sequence reads processed for alignment to the entire human genome (using blastz and the S1-S2 scoring method; see supporting information), the percentage of reads that aligned to the human genome, and the percentage of aligning reads that correctly aligned to the orthologous region of the human genome. ND, not determined.