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        Bioinformatics (2016)
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        Bioinformatics (2016)
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        Report generated on 2018-04-06, 16:04 based on data in: /mnt/gencore/sites/core-fastqc.bio.nyu.edu/html/HLNNLBGX5/merged


        General Statistics

        Showing 48/48 rows and 3/5 columns.
        Sample Name% Dups% GCM Seqs
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-22_1
        58.9%
        53%
        3.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-22_2
        65.6%
        53%
        3.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-25_1
        74.2%
        53%
        10.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-25_2
        75.7%
        54%
        13.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-28_1
        79.3%
        53%
        16.6
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bs-28_2
        81.2%
        54%
        29.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-22_1
        72.5%
        54%
        7.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-22_2
        73.5%
        53%
        5.4
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-25_1
        77.4%
        54%
        6.9
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-25_2
        76.4%
        54%
        4.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-28_1
        83.7%
        54%
        12.8
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_3bw-28_2
        0.0%
        50%
        0.0
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-22_1
        67.0%
        54%
        4.3
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-22_2
        70.0%
        54%
        6.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-25_1
        77.6%
        54%
        11.9
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-25_2
        70.3%
        54%
        8.1
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-28_1
        85.8%
        54%
        24.4
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bs-28_2
        83.3%
        54%
        16.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-22_1
        68.9%
        53%
        6.1
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-22_2
        69.4%
        53%
        5.4
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-25_1
        81.8%
        54%
        7.8
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-25_2
        70.4%
        53%
        5.0
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-28_1
        82.7%
        54%
        9.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir108_4bw-28_2
        80.2%
        55%
        4.1
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-22_1
        55.5%
        53%
        2.3
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-22_2
        67.3%
        54%
        2.8
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-25_1
        70.3%
        53%
        6.0
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-25_2
        77.0%
        54%
        9.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-28_1
        80.8%
        54%
        10.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bs-28_2
        72.6%
        53%
        10.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-22_1
        79.8%
        54%
        15.0
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-22_2
        74.3%
        54%
        3.4
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-25_1
        75.4%
        54%
        6.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-25_2
        79.0%
        54%
        8.6
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-28_1
        80.5%
        54%
        7.9
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_3bw-28_2
        84.4%
        54%
        8.3
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-22_1
        49.1%
        54%
        2.3
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-22_2
        55.7%
        53%
        2.6
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-25_1
        70.3%
        53%
        10.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-25_2
        62.4%
        54%
        8.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-28_1
        80.3%
        54%
        9.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bs-28_2
        82.2%
        53%
        10.7
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-22_1
        73.2%
        53%
        3.5
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-22_2
        65.3%
        52%
        2.8
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-25_1
        79.6%
        54%
        9.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-25_2
        78.9%
        54%
        9.2
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-28_1
        84.0%
        54%
        12.1
        HLNNLBGX5_n01_ir64_4bw-28_2
        83.2%
        54%
        12.0

        Run Statistics

        Run Statistics

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        Number of LanesTotal # of Single-End ReadsTotal # PF ReadsUndetermined % PhiX Aligned
        4.0
        455588533
        421888029
        3.3
        1.1

        Demultiplexing Report

        Demultiplexing Report
        Total Read Count: Total number of PF (Passing Filter) reads in this library.
        Portion: The proportion of reads that represent the individual library in the entire Library Pool.
        Perfect: The percentage of reads in this library which have a barcode perfectly matching the barcode specified in TuboWeb. The remainder of reads have mismatches upto the max number of mismatches specified in TuboWeb (Allowed barcode mismatch option in your Library Pool).

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        LibraryTotal Read CountPortion (%)Perfect (%)
        ir108_3bw-25_1
        6894261
        1.7
        100.0
        ir108_3bw-28_2
        43.0
        0.0
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-22_1
        3451252
        0.8
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-25_1
        7795078
        1.9
        100.0
        ir108_3bw-22_1
        7478223
        1.8
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-25_2
        9196797
        2.3
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-25_2
        13184060
        3.2
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-28_1
        9176952
        2.3
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-25_2
        9526635
        2.3
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-22_2
        2820120
        0.7
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-25_1
        10489661
        2.6
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-25_1
        6470609
        1.6
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-22_2
        2777183
        0.7
        100.0
        ir108_3bw-28_1
        12786321
        3.1
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-28_2
        8301944
        2.0
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-28_2
        4132101
        1.0
        100.0
        ir108_3bw-25_2
        4476317
        1.1
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-22_1
        15017739
        3.7
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-28_1
        7888323
        1.9
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-25_2
        8454542
        2.1
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-22_1
        3705962
        0.9
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-22_2
        5442699
        1.3
        100.0
        ir108_3bw-22_2
        5408720
        1.3
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-25_1
        10731362
        2.6
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-22_2
        3385650
        0.8
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-25_1
        9227150
        2.3
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-28_1
        10212091
        2.5
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-25_1
        11945375
        2.9
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-22_2
        6162806
        1.5
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-25_2
        8144474
        2.0
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-22_2
        3669177
        0.9
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-28_1
        24408115
        6.0
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-28_2
        29476009
        7.2
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-28_2
        10522801
        2.6
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-28_1
        12147871
        3.0
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-22_1
        4257161
        1.0
        100.0
        ir64_4bw-28_2
        11982162
        2.9
        100.0
        ir108_4bs-28_2
        16718981
        4.1
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-22_1
        2306531
        0.6
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-22_1
        6120470
        1.5
        100.0
        ir108_4bw-25_2
        5002130
        1.2
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-28_1
        9654791
        2.4
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-22_1
        2293986
        0.6
        100.0
        ir64_3bs-25_1
        6043857
        1.5
        100.0
        ir64_3bw-25_2
        8613671
        2.1
        100.0
        ir108_3bs-28_1
        16623015
        4.1
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-22_2
        2602468
        0.6
        100.0
        ir64_4bs-28_2
        10680898
        2.6
        100.0

        FastQC

        FastQC is a quality control tool for high throughput sequence data, written by Simon Andrews at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge.

        Sequence Quality Histograms

        The mean quality value across each base position in the read. See the FastQC help.

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        Per Sequence Quality Scores

        The number of reads with average quality scores. Shows if a subset of reads has poor quality. See the FastQC help.

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        Per Base Sequence Content

        The proportion of each base position for which each of the four normal DNA bases has been called. See the FastQC help.

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        %T: -
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        %G: -

        Per Sequence GC Content

        The average GC content of reads. Normal random library typically have a roughly normal distribution of GC content. See the FastQC help.

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        Per Base N Content

        The percentage of base calls at each position for which an N was called. See the FastQC help.

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        Sequence Length Distribution

        All samples have sequences of a single length (75bp).


        Sequence Duplication Levels

        The relative level of duplication found for every sequence. See the FastQC help.

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        Overrepresented sequences

        The total amount of overrepresented sequences found in each library. See the FastQC help for further information.

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        Adapter Content

        The cumulative percentage count of the proportion of your library which has seen each of the adapter sequences at each position. See the FastQC help. Only samples with ≥ 0.1% adapter contamination are shown.

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