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Table 2 Statistical comparison of the obtained reads (after mapping to ribosomes and cassava reference genome)

From: Character changes and Transcriptomic analysis of a cassava sexual Tetraploid

Sample

Total Reads

Unmapped Reads

Unique Mapped Reads

Multiple Mapped Reads

Mapping Ratio

Sexual tetraploid

ST-1

45,643,992

9,383,481 (20.56%)

36,039,967 (78.96%)

220,544 (0.48%)

79.44%

ST-2

43,351,046

8,404,178 (19.39%)

34,723,052 (80.10%)

223,816 (0.52%)

80.61%

ST-3

45,864,544

8,783,710 (19.15%)

36,845,820 (80.34%)

235,014 (0.51%)

80.85%

Pollen parent

SC10–1

32,017,874

6,403,495 (20.00%)

25,466,457 (79.54%)

147,922 (0.46%)

80.00%

SC10–2

39,603,108

7,917,056 (19.99%)

31,476,866 (79.48%)

209,186 (0.53%)

80.01%

SC10–3

34,141,878

6,714,779 (19.67%)

27,256,093 (79.83%)

171,006 (0.50%)

80.33%

Female parent

SC5–1

38,473,060

7,372,557 (19.16%)

30,894,599 (80.30%)

205,904 (0.54%)

80.84%

SC5–2

33,531,478

6,647,600 (19.82%)

26,672,456 (79.54%)

211,422 (0.63%)

80.18%

SC5–3

38,578,920

7,598,678 (19.70%)

30,759,608 (79.73%)

220,634 (0.57%)

80.30%

  1. Note: Unmapped reads are the reads that cannot be mapped to the reference genome and their ratio of total reads. Unique mapped reads are the reads that are uniquely mapped to the reference genome and their ratio of total reads. Multiple mapped reads are the reads that are mapped to multiple locations of the reference genome and their ratio of total reads