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  • NGSBabe
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2016
    • 3

    #1

    ROI_Mapping: difference between Mapped ROI total and Mapped ROI total (bp)

    Hello,
    I am new to PacBio and SMRT sequencing. Today I submit the job through SMRT portal: ROI_mapping and received the analysis back. However, on the job metrics, it showed Mapped ROI total = 53075 and Mapped ROI total (bp) = 127,933,383. What is different between these two terms? I am so confused.

    Please help!

    Thanks in advance.
  • rhall
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 324

    #2
    The first is the number of reads, the second the number of base pairs mapped.

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    • NGSBabe
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2016
      • 3

      #3
      Originally posted by rhall View Post
      The first is the number of reads, the second the number of base pairs mapped.
      Thank you for your reply. But the number of reads meaning number of "base" read, is it correct?

      The number of base pairs should be twice of the number of reads but in this case is not.

      Can you clarify me on this?

      Thank you very much.

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      • rhall
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2012
        • 324

        #4
        A read is the fragment of DNA being sequenced, on pacbio this is not a fixed length, but is dependent on how the DNA was fragmented and if specific sizes of fragments are selected for. The number of mapped bases is the number of individual bases (ACGT) that map to the reference. Mapped bases / mapped reads = mean read length, in this case ~2,000 with is consistent with a short pacbio library.

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        • NGSBabe
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2016
          • 3

          #5
          Originally posted by rhall View Post
          A read is the fragment of DNA being sequenced, on pacbio this is not a fixed length, but is dependent on how the DNA was fragmented and if specific sizes of fragments are selected for. The number of mapped bases is the number of individual bases (ACGT) that map to the reference. Mapped bases / mapped reads = mean read length, in this case ~2,000 with is consistent with a short pacbio library.
          Thank you very much for your reply. Really appreciated!

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