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. 2018 Feb 12;8:2788. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-21021-9

Table 1.

Random 6 amino acid peptide library.

Sample Total reads Passed filter (%) Unique peptides Mean count Median count Min-Max
Unselected 12,327,473 89.8 5,536,697 2.00 1 1–144
13,296,736 89.7 5,791,291 2.06 1 1–170
Thrombin 12,334,072 89.7 5,324,398 2.08 1 1–254
12,240,464 90.0 5,316,032 2.07 1 1–225
ADAMTS13 11,166,160 89.1 5,211,441 1.91 1 1–74
12,076,701 89.9 5,379,005 2.02 1 1–71

The results of the high throughput sequencing data analysis pipeline are shown for two samples of the unselected random 6 amino acid peptide library, and following two selections of this library by thrombin and ADAMTS13. The table shows the total number of sequencing reads per sample (total reads), the percentage of reads that passed the quality filters (passed filter) and the total number of unique peptides that were ultimately identified (unique peptides). Also shown is the average number of sequencing counts for each unique peptide (mean count), the median number of counts for each peptide (median count), and the range of counts for each unique peptide (min-max).