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. 2017 Sep 26;8:1861. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.01861

Table 1.

RNA-seq data statistics.

Samplesa Raw reads Clean readsb Clean basesc Q20 (%)d Q30 (%)e Multiple mapped (%)f Uniquely mapped (%)g
TB1 22972274 21089902 3.16G 96.93 92.14 4.13 91.47
TB2 22982320 21042592 3.16G 96.85 91.97 4.23 91.29
TB3 27939654 25571816 3.84G 96.86 92.04 4.32 91.48
TF1 17048238 15773838 2.37G 98.19 94.95 1.91 95.45
TF2 21089418 19873194 2.98G 98.13 94.83 2.19 94.67
TF3 18183276 17000320 2.55G 98.24 95.09 2.06 95.21
aTF1 19823808 19034174 2.86G 98.15 94.88 2.44 90.72
aTF2 14603550 14014400 2.1G 98.15 94.86 2.15 90.62
aTF3 14113492 13548724 2.03G 98.21 95.02 2.22 90.75
aTB1 13672844 13538222 2.03G 97.67 93.59 3.28 92.82
aTB2 15780488 15643318 2.35G 98.34 95.3 3.23 92.88
aTB3 16476102 16356060 2.45G 98.32 95.24 3.1 92.89
a

1, 2, and 3 represent three independent biological replicates.

b

Reads from sequencing after filtering low-quality reads.

c

The number of clean reads is multiplied by the length and converted to G.

d

Q20.

e

Q30 The percentage of bases with a Phred value >20 or 30.

f

The percentages of multiple mapped reads accounting for the total mapped clean reads.

g

The percentages of unique mapped reads accounting for the total mapped clean reads.