Genome Statistics

- The overall statistics of functional annotation of Camellia genes are shown as below.

GeneName Gene models Annotated to NR database Annotated to PFAM database Annotated to Interpro database Annotated to KEGG database Annotated to GO database Transcription factors
Yunkang10 36,951 33,978 24,879 28,982 26,935 21,583 1,804
Shuchazao (v1) 33,932 33.382 26,436 30,270 26,604 23,178 2,486
Shuchazao (v2) 50,525 45,673 34,110 39,539 27,668 26,617 2,884
Biyun 40,808 38,951 29,391 34,141 30,326 25,285 2,386
Longjing43 33,556 31,839 25,223 28,364 25,051 21,554 1,911
Wild tea (DASZ) 33,021 30,659 23,411 26,801 23,368 19,967 2,081
Huangdan 43,779 38,531 29,669 32,889 29,283 24,245 2,495
Tieguanyin 45,901 43,595 35,572 38,960 35,034 29,229 3,186
C.oleifera 54,172 50,618 37,071 43,834 39,380 32,263 3,215
C.chekiangoleosa 64,608 64,384 43,199 49,867 44,526 35,515 3,336


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