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Table 2 Results of the de novo assembly using Velvet and Oases

From: Composite transcriptome assembly of RNA-seq data in a sheep model for delayed bone healing

Source

Description

number

Velvet

Contigs

830,469

 

Average contig length (bp)

134

Oases

Extended contigs

117,594

 

loci

85,555

 

loci > 150 bp

56,298

 

loci (quality filtered + annotated)

22,117

 

Number of unique mappable sheep genes

13,546

 

Average annotated contig length (bp)

1,662

NCBI

ovine genbank mRNA entries

4,599

 

ovine genes with known mRNA sequence

1,556

 

ovine EST entries

325,596

 

bovine genbank mRNA entries

43,102

 

bovine genes with known mRNA sequence

16,052

Assembly

Total sheep genes with known mRNA sequence

13,987

  1. Following all quality control and filtering steps, there were a total of 24,325 mappable genes. For 21,865 of these genes, positive counts were detected in all 8 lanes, and these genes were used for the further analysis of differential expression. A gene with known mRNA sequence refers to a gene with a gene symbol for which at least one mRNA sequence was found. Note that mRNA sequence entries assigned to hypothetical genes were not included, and that multiple sequence entries were found for some genes. A unique mappable sheep gene refers to a set of one or more Oases loci that could be mapped to a unique gene symbol via BLASTing to sheep, cow, or mouse sequences. The total number of sheep genes with known RNA sequence is derived from the union of de novo assembled genes and previously sequenced genes, 1,115 of which overlapped.