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The mean sequencing coverage across targeted bases was 95×, with 82% of target bases above 30× coverage.

The total mean sequencing error rate of the 19,252 YCNV-related MinION reads was 11.25%, including substitutions, insertions and deletions.

The mean sequencing depth was 77 × (50 100 ×) for FFPE samples and 93 × (78 122 ×) for FF samples and was variable across chromosomes (Supplementary Figure S4).

A reference panel was selected from the 360 re-sequenced tomato accessions19 to perform SNP imputation in panels S and B. Among this panel, only accessions with genome coverage ≥90% and mean sequencing depth ≥4.0 were kept.

We took 450 samples from the S. aureus data set St_B1 that all had at least 100 × mean sequencing depth of coverage across the genome, and subsampled them randomly to precisely 100 ×.

Noteworthy, the alignment-based approach that was used for the calculation of the total mean sequencing error rate revealed that several MinION reads were composed of non-contiguous regions of the YCNV genome, suggesting that either defective viral variants were sequenced or that the MinION generated chimeric sequences.

(b) Read counts distribution for mean sequence quality.

This is reinforced by Fig. 2b which showed a range of mean sequence quality scores that were also typically higher than 30. Figure 3a, highlights sequence duplication, the erroneous repeated reading of a sequence.

Based on mean sequence identity and standard deviation, we calculated Z-scores for data sets of antibody sequences extracted from the Kabat database.

Table 4 Mean sequence length of copolymers of NPEMA with PCPMA Sample no.

The copolymer microstructures were found from the mean sequence length, run number, and dyad fraction.