Table 1 Five steps to obtain Pochonia chlamydosporia strain 170 chromosome sequences.

From: Genome and secretome analysis of Pochonia chlamydosporia provide new insight into egg-parasitic mechanisms

 

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

PC123a

Chromosomes

7

scaffold Number

184

114

100

70

49

894

scaffold Size (bp)

43,858,609

43,842,403

43,931,568

44,216,750

44,215,803

41,979,339

scaffold N50 (bp)

4,091,865

4,627,976

4,615,841

4,614,946

5,359,152

225,463

contig Number

631

548

316

114

114

8,512

contig Size (bp)

43,494,633

43,443,055

43,741,514

44,192,108

44,192,108

40,759,443

contig N50 (bp)

211,032

232,386

477,820

1,984,628

1,984,628

14,640

GC content (%)

49.5

49.5

49.5

49.5

49.5

49.9

Repeat sequences (%)

5.5

7.9

7.9

1.8

Gene Number

14,867

14,204

14,204

12,122b

Secreted Proteins

1,782

1,750

1,750

1,530

Small secreted proteins

743

728

728

654

SCS proteinsc

153

157

157

116

  1. Note: 1. Step 1: Obtained by Allpaths-LG assembly.
  2. 2. Step 2: Obtained by comparative analysis of Allpaths-LG assembly and SSPACE-LongRead assembly.
  3. 3. Step 3: Obtained by performing Jelly implemented in PBSuite based on Canu assembly.
  4. 4. Step 4: Obtained by performing Jelly based on the SMRT sequencing data that had been corrected by LoRDEC, and performing Pilon improvement and Tablet for manual correction.
  5. 5. Step 5: Obtained by comparative analysis of step4 assembled results and Canu assembly.
  6. 6. aThe genome sequence of P. chlamydosporia 123.
  7. 7. bAmong the 12,122 genes, 138 genes may be error predicted due to more stop codons found for one gene sequences, and these 138 genes were not used to predict secreted proteins.
  8. 8. cSCS proteins, small cysteine-rich secreted proteins.