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Table 2 Sequencing depth and SNP statistics for different features

From: Characterisation of a transcriptome to find sequence differences between two differentially migrating subspecies of the willow warbler Phylloscopus trochilus

Feature

Number of bp

Mean sequencing depth (range)

Number of SNPs

SNP density (SNPs/1000 bp)

All

69,789,646

6.4 (1–3,148)

162,503

10.7

Intergenic

37,264,390

5.9 (1–3,148)

102,217

12.3

Genic

32,525,078

7.0 (1–1,738)

60,286

8.8

Exon

9,872,566

15.6 (1–1,738)

36,254

8.5

Intron

21,373,444

3.0 (1–561)

20,604

9.3

  1. SNPs refer to high-quality SNPs (minor allele frequency ≥ 0.05 and the minor allele present in at least three reads). SNP density was calculated by dividing the number of SNPs with the number of positions with a minimum sequencing depth of six reads, which is the lowest depth in which a SNP can be detected using the filtering requirements.