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. 2020 Mar 12;12(5):720–735. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evaa050

Table 2.

Key Parameters of the Genome Data Sets

Sample No. Contigs N50 Total nt Average Size Range No. Wolbachia Contigs Percentage Wolbachia Contigs (%) Total nt MLST
gatB coxA hcpA fbpA ftsZ wsp Strain
DsimRC50 718 15,039 1,587,228 2,211 201–46,699 138 19.22 1,299,967 1*** 1*** 1*** 1*** 3*** 23*** wCer2
DsimRC45 180 15,926 1,301,387 7,230 201–46,699 132 73.33 1,282,993 1*** 1*** 1*** 1*** 3*** 23*** wCer2
DmelRC13A 11,216 669 6,837,724 610 200–42,979 39 0.35 29,928 1* 1* 1* 1* 3* 23* wCer2
Ccap88.6 279,253 2,936 367,056,147 1,314 200–565,329 323 0.12 1,881,617 1* 1* 1* 1* 3* 23* wCer2
1*** 1*** 1*** 1*** 3*** 23*** wCer2
8** 84** 103** 160** 79** 335** wCer1
RcerAS 580,642 1,144 428,039,057 737 200–38,978 1,625 0.28 2,596,908 101* 85* 40* 4* 22* 116* wCer5

Note.—The percentage of Wolbachia contigs of the total assembly is indicative of the level of host or other bacterial sequences in the sequencing libraries, with a high percentage obtained only for DsimRC50 and DsimRC45. The mapping coverage of the Wolbachia MLST genes and wsp (presented as MLST allele numbers) is shown (*** high, ** moderate, * low) to demonstrate the relative titer of sequencing reads for each of wCer1, wCer2, wCer3, wCer4, and wCer5 potentially harbored by Rhagoletis cerasi or its recipient hosts. Please note that no traces of wCer3 and wCer4 were found in any libraries.

NB * denotes relative titer of the Wolbachia strains in each library.