This shows a histogram of the the overall quality scores for reads.
This lineplot shows the average quality score at each base along the read.
This shows the GC content in all reads (left) and reads that aligned to MetaPhlAn markers (right).
The abundance of different genera as estimated by MetaPhlAn
The abundance of different species as estimated by MetaPhlAn
Performance of genome assemblies with spades. L50 is the number of contigs required for 50% of the assembled genome. N50 is a weighted median of the contig sizes, meaning that 50% of the genome is contained in contigs larger than this size.
A phylogenetic tree of Listeria monocytogenes strains, combined from NCBI and assembled from our sequencing data.
The overlap between Listeria monocytogenes SNPs identified with either the powerblade or the standard library preparation.
Coverage along the reference genome.
Coverage along the genome of the sequenced strain. The strains are E. coli O157EDL933, L. monocytogenes 4b str. 02-1289 and S. enterica ATCC14028
Coverage along the genome of the sequenced strain. The dots represent SNPs that are unique to one method or the other. Hover over to see the number of SNPs. The strains are E. coli O157EDL933, L. monocytogenes 4b str. 02-1289 and S. enterica ATCC14028
The correlation between coverage and GC content in 1000 bins along the genome. A bin needs a minimum average coverage of 10 to be considered.
This graph shows batch effects in the relationship between GC content and sequencing depth. Different sequencing runs will have a different correlation between GC content and sequencing depth. This graph splits the genome into bins, which vary in GC content, normalizes the sequencing depth and then uses PCA to visualize these batch effects.