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. 2017 Nov 15;7(2):1–12. doi: 10.1093/gigascience/gix103

Table 2:

Synthetic Hi-C community

Name Replicons Accession Chr abbr. A ncpy %GC nx m
NC_007651 Bt1 67.29 225 0.24
Burkholderia 2 0.054 1
NC_007650 Bt2 68.07 144 0.20
thailandensis E264
Escherichia coli BL21 1 NC_012892 BL21 0.242 1 50.83 508 0.46
Escherichia coli K12 1 NC_010473 K12 0.166 1 50.78 568 0.50
DH10B
NC_008497 Lb 46.22 629 1.12
Lactobacillus brevis 3 NC_008498 - 0.436 1 38.64 3 0.92
ATCC 367 NC_008499 - 38.51 16 1.84
Pediococcus pentosaceus 1 NC_008525 Pp 0.102 1 37.36 863 1.93
ATCC 25745

A synthetic community used to demonstrate the utility of Hi-C sequencing data in resolving a microbial metagenome [15]. It is composed of 5 bacteria, including 2 closely related strains (E. coli K12 and BL21), a genome with 2 plasmids (L. brevis), and a 2-chromosome genome (B. thailandensis). A is relative abundance, ncpy is copy number, nx is number of restriction sites, and m = nx/n0 is match quality between chromosome and enzyme choice: m < 1 is worse, m > 1 is better.