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. 2014 Nov 15;43(1):31–36. doi: 10.1016/j.biologicals.2014.10.004

Table 1.

Identification of putative new viral species within small resistant non-enveloped virus families.

Family Main species (# contigs) Main GIa (# contigs with best hit for this GI) # contigsb with best hit to this species Number of reads in contigs Average contig nucleotidic identity (%) Average contig length Average contig match length Longest contig datac (length/match/nucleotidic identity) Longest match datad (length/match/nucleotidic identity) # singletonse Average singleton nucleotidic identity (%) Total number of readsf
Astroviridae Porcine astrovirus 5 (16) 354682131 (9) 34 308 82.78 178 105 338/95/92.63 291/240/78.33 24 82.13 332
Caliciviridae California sea lion sapovirus 1 (1) 557357608 (1) 3 30 79.42 247 139 350/206/84.95 350/206/84.95 5 83.09 35
Circoviridae Po-Circo-like virus 41 (40) 354682166 (40) 64 3047 49.42 291 201 944/297/39.39 516/543/34.81 22 82.91 3069
Parvoviridae Eidolon helvum parvovirus 2 (34) 505580618 (32) 182 51432 64.47 202 141 733/392/58.67 392/392/82.91 728 80.77 52160
Reoviridae Rotavirus F (46) 388542459 (10) 69 784 69.58 227 161 549/384/31.25 549/384/31.25 131 78.01 915
a

Unique identifiers for the sequence data in the NCBI database.

b

A sequence derived from a set of single overlapping reads.

c

Length of the longest contig, length of the match with the target sequence and % of identity of the match.

d

Length of the contig that includes the longest match, length of the match with the target sequence and % of identity of the match.

e

Reads that cannot be assembled in contigs.

f

Total number of reads singletons or assembled in contigs.