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. 2019 Apr 2;3(2):217–236. doi: 10.1002/evl3.110

Table 2.

Genome assembly and annotation metrics for nine species of Caenorhabditis

Species Species number Sequenced strain Assembly span (Mbp) Scaffold count (n) N50 (kbp) Ns% BUSCO genome complete/fragmented % Protein‐coding gene count (n) BUSCO proteome complete/fragmented %
C. parvicauda 21 NIC534 93.7 5,719 44.4 1.11 89.5/5 16,412 89.9/6.4
C. zanzibari 26 JU2190 101.1 3,128 91.3 0.22 98.2/1.2 22,198 98.6/1
C. panamensis 28 QG2080 79.0 986 487.2 1.16 97.3/1.8 17,134* 91.9/3.6
C. becei 29 QG2083 87.9 1,567 767.5 1.74 97.5/1.4 18,669* 91.9/3.9
C. uteleia 31 JU2585 104.0 3,222 177.0 0.99 96/3.1 27,614 96.1/3.1
C. sulstoni 32 JU2788 65.1 2,044 136.7 0.59 97.9/1 18,192 95.3/3.3
C. quiockensis 38 JU2809 100.4 4,890 139.4 0.09 96.1/3.2 22,278 95.7/3.4
C. waitukubuli 39 NIC564 91.4 21,203 15.1 1.27 92.5/4.8 30,089 92.7/5.5
C. tribulationis 40 JU2818 101.2 3,276 224.5 0.15 97.7/1.1 24,787 97.9/1.4
C. elegans N2 100.2 7 17,493.8 0.00 98.4/1.0 20,094 99.7/0.3

*RNA‐seq data were not generated and therefore not used to guide gene prediction.

long‐insert (or “mate‐pair”) data were used during assembly. BUSCO version 3.0.2 was used with the ‘Nematoda_odb9’ dataset for both genome and proteome completeness assessment. Scaffolds shorter than 500 bp were discarded prior to annotation. Wormbase version WS264 of the C. elegans genome was used (Lee et al. 2018).

BUSCO does not find core genes in the complete C. elegans N2 genome. More detailed metrics are presented in Table S3.