ArticleGenes2025
The Genome Survey Analysis of Female and Male
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methodsQuality-filtered short reads enabled K-mer-based estimation of genome size, heterozygosity, repeat content, and GC content; generation of draft genome assemblies, SSR identification from the draft assemblies, complete mitogenome assemblies and annotations with ML phylogeny based on 13 concatenated PCGs, and PSMC-based demographic inference.
resultsThe estimated genome sizes were 4317 Mb (female) and 4222 Mb (male), with revised estimates of 4310 Mb and 4215 Mb, respectively. K-mer analysis revealed heterozygosity rates of 0.85% (female) and 0.77% (male) and repeat content of 76.05% (female) and 75.91% (male). The assembled genome sizes were 4197 Mb for females (N50: 508 bp) and 4206 Mb for males (N50: 511 bp); the GC content was 34.15% for both genomes. Deduplicated data showed GC content of 35.16% (female) and 35.27% (male). Microsatellite analysis revealed that mononucleotide repeats were the most abundant simple sequence repeat motif. The mitochondrial genome sequences measured 16,729 bp for the female genome and 16,725 bp for the male genome.
conclusionsThis study provides fundamental data for subsequent high-quality whole-genome assembly and comparative analysis of female and male genomes.
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