Fig. 1: Nanopore sequencing data. | Nature Biotechnology

Fig. 1: Nanopore sequencing data.

From: Nanopore sequencing and the Shasta toolkit enable efficient de novo assembly of eleven human genomes

Fig. 1

a, Throughput in gigabases from each of three flow cells for 11 samples, with total throughput at top. Each point is a flow cell. b, Read N50 values for each flow cell. Each point is a flow cell. c, Alignment identities against GRCh38. Medians in ac shown by dashed lines, dotted line in c is the mode. Each line is a single sample comprising three flow cells. d, Genome coverage as a function of read length. Dashed lines indicate coverage at 10 and 100 kb. HG00733 is accentuated in dark blue as an example. Each line is a single sample comprising three flow cells. e, Alignment identity for standard and RLE reads. Data for HG00733 chromosome 1 flow cell 1 are shown (4.6 Gb raw sequence). Dashed lines denote quartiles.

Source data

Back to article page