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. 2018 Jul 16;8:10745. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-29093-3

Table 1.

Quality and characteristics of sequences from cesarean-derived conventional (CV; n = 4) and germ-free (GF; n = 4) piglets from the same litter.

Piglets Tissue Raw reads Clean reads Clean bases Clean reads (%) Error rate (%) Q20 (%) Q30 (%) GC content (%)
GF Jejunum 48288268 43596668 6.54 G 90.28% 0.02 95.69 90.23 51.30
Colon 62040000 56094262 8.41 G 90.42% 0.02 95.80 90.44 50.94
Spleen 46332068 41867278 6.28 G 90.36% 0.02 95.67 90.18 51.68
Liver 52371044 47750376 7.16 G 91.18% 0.02 95.73 90.13 50.32
Oral mucosa 52206896 47073820 7.06 G 90.17% 0.02 95.24 89.32 52.38
CV Jejunum 50648344 43996026 6.6 G 86.87% 0.02 94.64 88.27 51.41
Colon 49030906 44001630 6.6 G 89.74% 0.02 95.50 89.80 51.22
Spleen 51290870 47306252 7.1 G 92.23% 0.02 95.59 89.91 52.02
Liver 56142822 49496190 7.42 G 88.16% 0.02 95.16 89.16 51.40
Oral mucosa 54799658 51563930 7.73 G 94.10% 0.02 95.87 90.51 52.16

Q20 and Q30 represent the proportion of bases with Phred quality scores >20 and >30, respectively.