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. 2022 Dec 23;12(1):59. doi: 10.3390/cells12010059

Table 1.

Sequencing data by whole genome bisulfite sequencing (WGBS) for bovine MSTN+/−-edited (Z) and wild type (F).

Groups Sample Clean Base (Gb) Clean Reads GC (%) Q30 (%) Mapped (%) Bisulfite Conversion Rate (%) Total_mC (%)
Wild type F81199 155.23 1,037,577,664 22.77 90.56 76.30 98.66 0.29
F81208 156.91 1,049,963,834 22.93 89.09 77.00 98.84 0.37
F81209 156.12 1,044,003,946 22.64 90.70 76.60 98.69 0.32
F81210 155.08 1,036,046,942 22.92 88.50 76.90 98.85 0.34
F81214 155.68 1,041,440,172 22.99 88.34 76.50 98.82 0.36
MSTN+/−-Edited Z61004 156.31 1,046,166,382 23.17 87.40 75.68 99.20 0.36
Z61020 155.89 1,042,125,536 23.24 90.11 74.25 98.76 0.37
Z61023 141.55 960,468,910 30.65 87.61 59.35 99.20 0.27
Z61117 151.37 1,016,262,024 23.29 88.51 75.24 99.20 0.34
Z61128 155.40 1,038,158,924 22.15 87.24 76.42 99.20 0.23

Global DNA methylation analysis of MSTN+/−-edited bovine (Z) and wild-type bovine (F) muscle using WGBS with 30× genome coverage and a bisulfite conversion efficiency of 98.66–99.20%. MSTN+/−-edited bovine and wild-type bovine muscles yielded an average of 152.11 and 155.80 Giga original bases, respectively. After filtering out low-quality data, each group yielded approximately 960 million clean reads, and the Q30 range of average reads per individual ranged from 87.24% to 90.70%. The mapped reads were used for subsequent analysis as the rates ranged from 59.35% to 76.90%. All methylated genomic C sites accounted for approximately 0.33% of the total bases in each group.