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ASM146754v1

Organism name:
Legionella cincinnatiensis (g-proteobacteria)
Taxonomy check:
OK
Infraspecific name:
Strain: CDC#72-OH-14
BioSample:
SAMN04274769
BioProject:
PRJNA285910
Submitter:
Tel Aviv University
Date:
2015/12/15
Assembly type:
na
Assembly level:
Scaffold
Genome representation:
full
Relation to type material:
assembly from type material
GenBank assembly accession:
GCA_001467545.1 (latest)
RefSeq assembly accession:
GCF_001467545.1 (latest)
RefSeq assembly and GenBank assembly identical:
yes
WGS Project:
LNXX01
Assembly method:
Velvet v. 1.2.10
Expected final version:
yes
Genome coverage:
367x
Sequencing technology:
Illumina

IDs: 595311 [UID] 2724038 [GenBank] 2739288 [RefSeq]

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Comment

Annotated using prokka 1.11

Global statistics

Total sequence length4,053,879
Total ungapped length4,052,168
Gaps between scaffolds0
Number of scaffolds54
Scaffold N50337,180
Scaffold L505
Number of contigs101
Contig N5097,254
Contig L5013
Total number of chromosomes and plasmids0
Number of component sequences (WGS or clone)54

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Assembly Unit Name
Primary Assembly
The primary assembly unit does not have any assembled chromosomes or linkage groups.
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Assembly statistics

MoleculeTotal
Length		Scaffold
Count		Ungapped
Length		Scaffold
N50		Spanned
Gaps		Unspanned
Gaps
unplaced4,053,879544,052,168337,180470
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