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Table 5 Statistics of whole-exome sequencing

From: Multi-omics data integration reveals novel drug targets in hepatocellular carcinoma

SAMPLE

Total number of reads

Mean Target Coverage

% target bases covered at least 10X

% target bases covered at least 20X

% target bases covered at least 50X

% target bases covered at least 100X

357muscle

55,062,491

35.5

88.9%

66.7%

19.6%

3.3%

368muscle

68,408,757

43.6

92.1%

75.1%

28.2%

5.8%

373muscle

125,208,792

69.7

96.1%

88.5%

54.2%

18.3%

358muscle

249,603,786

128.7

98.0%

95.4%

80.1%

49.2%

358N1

52,236,649

33.8

88.1%

64.8%

18.1%

3.0%

357N5

59,870,967

37.5

90.0%

69.5%

22.3%

4.1%

368N8

69,492,339

43.2

91.9%

75.0%

28.6%

6.1%

373N4

92,890,008

55.4

94.0%

82.4%

42.4%

12.2%

368N2

126,289,004

63.6

95.8%

87.2%

50.1%

15.5%

357N1

140,082,301

77.6

96.2%

89.4%

59.0%

23.8%

358N3

144,107,456

78.4

96.5%

90.2%

61.2%

25.2%

373N3

141,719,445

84.8

96.7%

91.0%

64.2%

28.4%

357N4

172,106,294

91.2

97.2%

92.4%

67.3%

31.1%

368N4

207,370,862

110.2

97.9%

94.8%

76.5%

42.3%

358N2

209,306,186

113.7

97.8%

94.5%

76.3%

43.0%

373N1

235,568,319

123.9

97.9%

95.0%

79.0%

47.9%

  1. Statistics about whole-exome sequencing are given. These include the total number of reads, the mean target coverage and the percent of target bases covered at least at 10X, 20X, 50X and 100X for each tumor and muscle tissue sample.