Sentence examples for mean genome coverage from inspiring English sources

A mean genome coverage of 38.6 was obtained.

This generated 464949 and 502523 reads giving mean genome coverage of 23 and 24 times for S96-129 and BTB05-552, respectively.

To better distinguish CNVs from repetitive regions, we only allowed regions with one strain having a mean coverage around the mean genome coverage (±0.5* mean coverage).

We found that MDA-2 amplified data had the highest mean genome coverage (8.84 %), even higher than that of MALBAC (8.06 %).

Higher depth of coverage would however not limit the detection of false positive variants as the 7 false positive variants identified in this study were not associated with lower mean genome coverage.

Among 5 deep-sequenced YH single cells, MDA-3 amplified data covered more than 94.35 % of the reference genome, and mean genome coverage of 3 MDA-2 amplified single cells was 97.72 % (SD 2.97%%).

The average genome coverage was 11.0X.

On average, 93 million DNA fragments were sequenced per tumor (range 54 160 million), yielding a mean genome sequence coverage of 5.3-fold (range 1.8 12.9) and mean physical coverage of 15.6 (range 9.2 28.2) (Supplementary Table S1).

(A ) Mean nuclear genome coverage from historic (red) and modern (blue) samples.

Mean observed genome coverage with all markers was 73.2% versus an expected coverage of 92.6% according to [ 54] and 89.6% according to [ 55], whereas mean observed genome coverage in absence of AFLPs was 42.7% versus an expected coverage of 79.9% according to [ 54] and 75.6% according to [ 55].

Approximately 95.8% of the reference genome was covered by at least five reads, with a mean genome-wide coverage of 39.2× (mean coverages on autosomes and sex chromosomes are 40.9× and 23.3×, respectively).