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. 2020 Feb 13;17:24. doi: 10.1186/s12985-020-1294-6

Table 5.

Sequencing metrics for clinical isolates from The Philippines

ID Serotype Genotype Reads passing QC Coding-Region Coverage (%) Nucleotide Consensus Similarity (%) Single-plex Amplification Result (5′ → 3′)
1X 20X 1X 20X 1 2 3 4 5
130,158 1 IV 6852 99.80 79.22 99.57 99.86 + + + +
130,104 2 Cosmo. 12,932 99.99 94.57 99.80 99.92 + + + +
1,601,002 3 I 4605 99.93 89.40 99.17 99.70 + + + + +
130,343 4 II 7805 99.90 90.40 99.24a 99.70a + + + +

aSeveral of the single-plex reactions were unsuccessful (−), and had to be repeated using primers from the multiplex primer set to generate the reference amplicons that were sequenced on the Illumina platform. The single-plex approach was unable to generate an amplicon covering the 3′ end of the DENV-4 genome, despite repeated attempts with a range of primers. Therefore, it should be noted that the accuracy of the multiplex-generated consensus sequence is not for the full coding region, but only accounts for 10,117 of the 10,163 coding bases