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. 2021 May 27;7(6):422. doi: 10.3390/jof7060422

Table 1.

Statically analysis of RNA-seq data.

Samples Total Reads Clean Reads Mapped Reads Unique Mapped Reads
12 h 53,979,100 26,989,550 283,660 (0.53%) 231,631 (0.43%)
12 h 82,859,646 41,429,823 393,276 (0.47%) 334,586 (0.40%)
12 h 100,333,768 50,166,884 399,024 (0.40%) 333,526 (0.33%)
24 h 79,795,198 39,897,599 3,202,980 (4.01%) 2,987,228 (3.74%)
24 h 72,608,382 36,304,191 3,455,298 (4.76%) 3,104,447 (4.28%)
48 h 88,036,166 44,018,083 6,783,005 (7.70%) 6,214,145 (7.06%)
48 h 72,301,850 36,150,925 6,423,924 (8.88%) 5,767,693 (7.98%)
48 h 74,999,418 37,499,709 5,774,290 (7.70%) 5,243,878 (6.99%)
F. graminearum 102,697,726 51,348,863 66,062,446 (64.33%) 58,398,509 (56.86%)
F. graminearum 101,416,397 50,176,223 64,173,223 (63.28%) 57,247,119 (56.48%)
F. graminearum 102,385,647 51,267,432 66,001,101 (64.46%) 58,266,178 (56.91%)

Notes: Samples, sample number of Baimaike analysis; Total reads, number of all single-end clean reads; Mapped reads, the number of the reads mapped to the reference genome and its percentage in total reads; Unique Mapped Reads: comparison of obtained total clean reads (%) and number of reads on the unique location of reference genome.