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. 2019 Dec 7;8(12):1592. doi: 10.3390/cells8121592

Table 1.

Overview of the deep sequencing results from the head kidney of fish fed the control diet.

Sample ID 1 Total Number of Raw Reads 2 Trimmed and Filtered Reads 3 Reads Mapped to miRNAs (%) 4 Accession Number 5
1-PBS-T30-2 9,609,300 4,800,941 89.1 SRR9709006
2-PBS-T30-3 15,384,722 9,966,411 90.4 SRR9709007
3-PBS-T33-3 12,674,361 8,124,580 89.9 SRR9709008
4-ASAL-T33-1 11,715,675 7,190,332 89.4 SRR9709009
5-ASAL-T30-4 14,028,188 9,134,360 89.7 SRR9709002
6-ASAL-T33-3 34,491,682 8,654,401 91.3 SRR9709003
7-pIC-T33-2 18,600,224 8,519,434 80.6 SRR9709004
8-pIC-T30-3 13,957,705 9,864,824 93.4 SRR9709005
9-pIC-T33-3 16,877,729 5,453,442 68.2 SRR9709010

1 The mirVana-prepared total RNAs from three of each PBS-, ASAL-, and pIC-injected individuals fed the control diet were selected for miRNA sequencing analyses. 2 The total number of reads in raw fastq file for each sample. 3 Total number of reads after removing adapters and filtering reads by size (18–25 nt). 4 Percent of trimmed and filtered reads mapped to the reference miRNAome (i.e., all known mature miRNAs of Atlantic salmon) [22]. 5 The accession number of sequencing results for each sample submitted to the NCBI Sequence Read Archive (SRA) database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra). All data were deposited under the BioProject PRJNA555179.