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Table 1 Sample names, corresponding SRA/ENA identifiers, number of reads, read length, number of bases, and the average fragment length for the samples used for evaluation of the EAGER pipeline

From: EAGER: efficient ancient genome reconstruction

Sample

SRA ID/ENA ID

# of reads

Read length

# of bases

Avg. fragment length

3077

SRX275526

6,029,646

76

916,506,192

60.87

Refshale16

SRX276068

39,915,365

76

6,067,135,480

79.91

Jorgen625

SRX275549

15,101,591

200

6,040,636,400

164.24

SK2

SRX275535

54,243,849

100

10,848,769,800

62.84

SK8

SRX275538

9,898,159

76

1,504,520,168

81.41

LBK1

SAMEA2697125

227,266,922

101

45,907,918,244

69.71

LBK2

SAMEA2697125

222,751,961

101

44,995,896,122

69.69

LBK3

SAMEA2697125

227,779,612

101

46,011,481,624

69.72

LBK4

SAMEA2697125

207,406,901

101

41,896,194,002

69.72

LBK5

SAMEA2697125

207,983,311

101

42,012,628,822

69.67

LBK6

SAMEA2697125

208,835,520

101

42,184,775,040

69.71

LBK7

SAMEA2697125

213,784,583

101

43,184,485,766

69.68

LBK8

SAMEA2697125

228,184,096

101

46,093,187,392

69.71

  1. For the LBK data set, we chose to evaluate a single lane of data (LBK1), as the other samples (LBK2–8) showed very similar features