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. 2020 Jan 22;10:2986. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.02986

TABLE 2.

General features of the deconvoluted genomes from the BP8 metagenome.

Cluster ID Genome Size (bp) Num Contigs Contig N50 aCompleteness (%) bRelative Abundance (%) Novelty Score (%) GC (%) Identification Genes assigned Proteins assigned
1 4,275,656 282 51,004 89.4 57.7 1.6 67.8 Paracoccus sp. BP8 4,225 4,073
2 2,157,639 388 7,081 95.6 3.7 98.7 47.3 Chryseobacterium sp. BP8.2 2,253 2,185
3 5,478,545 1098 6,493 95.5 12.5 99.2 48.1 Parapedobacter sp. BP8.3 5,310 5,173
4 2,790,120 158 39,967 97.7 3.6 94.0 71.3 cMicrobacteriaceae bacterium BP8.4 2,850 2,705
5 2,916,513 1146 2,823 71.0 22.5 2.5 58.4 Ochrobactrum intermedium BP8.5 3,472 3,162

aCompleteness was calculated based on 40 single copy gene markers (Parks et al., 2015). All the genomes’ drafts have at least 18 tRNAs and, except for cluster 5, at least one rDNA gene copy. bRelative abundance was normalized according to the reads distribution along the deconvoluted taxon. c For Microbacteriaceae bacterium BP8.4 no further classification was possible even that nine single-copy markers were analyzed.