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Table 2 Statistics for sequencing reads after filtering and genomes alignment

From: Physiological and comparative transcriptome analyses reveal the mechanisms underlying waterlogging tolerance in a rapeseed anthocyanin-more mutant

Sample

Clean reads

Clean base

GC (%)

Q30 (%)

Mapped reads

Unique match

ZS11CK

26,187,420

7,856,226,000

46.9

95.9

21,785,331 (83.19%)

4,353,573 (16.62%)

ZS11WL

26,777,456

8,033,236,800

47.3

96.0

22,391,549 (83.62%)

4,437,886 (16.57%)

amCK

27,536,936

8,261,080,800

47.1

95.9

22,589,527 (82.03%)

4,754,115 (17.26%)

amWL

22,117,491

6,635,247,300

46.8

96.0

18,324,147 (82.85%)

3,691,569 (16.69%)

  1. Clean read: number of filtered sequences; clean bases: the number of sequencing sequences multiplied by the length of sequencing sequence; GC content: percentage of GC content in total base; Q30: percentage of bases with quality value ≥ 30 in the total bases; mapped reads: the number of reads mapped to the reference genome of B. napus and its percentage in clean reads; unique match: the number of reads mapped to the only location of the reference genome and its percentage in clean reads