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Table 1 Descriptions of the RAD sequences and the studies from which they were obtained

From: Exploring the utility of cross-laboratory RAD-sequencing datasets for phylogenetic analysis

Species

Reference

Consensus sequence availability

Initial number of sequences

Sequence length (bp)

Post-processed number of sequences

Protocol and pipeline details

RAD-Seq library preparation protocol

Fragment size selection window (bp)

Sequencing platform

Sequence analysis pipeline

Minimum depth coverage per locus

Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha)

Brieuc et al. [24]. G3, 4(3)

Online (SE)e

62,249

75

62,249

Baird et al. [25]

200–500

Illumina GAII/HiSeq

STACKS

Locus sequenced in 135 (85%) individuals

Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka)

Everett et al. [26]. BMC Genomics, 13(521)

Provided by authors (SE)

64,613

60

64,613

Baird et al. [25]

Etter et al. [27]

400–800

Illumina GAII/HiSeq

Custom-written Perl scripts, Bowtie, Novoalign

10 reads per allele per locus per individual

Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

Hecht et al. [28]. G3, 2(9)

Provided by authors (SE)

12,073

67

32,027

Miller et al. [29]

Baird et al. [25]

200–500

Illumina GAII/HiSeq 2000

Perl scripts from Miller et al. (2012), Novoalign

5 reads per locus per individual

Hale et al. [30]. G3, 3(8)

Provided by authors (SE)

277,469

89

Miller et al. [31]

300–600

Illumina HiSeq

Perl scripts from Miller et al. (2012), Novocraft

5 reads per locus per individual

Hohenlohe et al. [6]. Molecular Ecology, 22(11)

Online (PE)f

77,141

147–552a

Etter et al. [27]

330–400

Illumina HiSeq

STACKS

Locus sequenced in 1/60 (2%) individuals after pooling across individuals

Miller et al. [31]. Molecular Ecology, 21(2)

Online (SE)g

40,649

68

Baird et al. [25]

Hohenlohe et al. [6]

200–500

Illumina HiSeq

Custom-written Perl scripts, Novoalign

Locus sequenced in 3 individuals

Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)

Gonen et al. [2]. BMC Genomics, 15(166)

Provided by authors (PE)

366,219

95

65,758

Etter et al. [27] with modifications from Houston et al. [1]

250–500

Illumina HiSeq 2000

RADtools, STACKS

500 reads per locus across 96 individuals

Houston et al. [1]. BMC Genomics, 13(244)

Provided by authors (PE)

66,073b

95

Baird et al. [25]

Etter et al. [27]

250–500

Illumina GAIIx/HiSeq 2000

RADtools

5 reads per allele per locus per individual

Lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis)

Gagnaire et al. [8]. Evolution, 67(9)

Provided by authors (SE)

193,258

69

193,258

Baird et al. [25]

200–500

Illumina HiSeq 2000

STACKS

Locus is present in at least one mapping parent

Three-spined stickleback (Gasterosterus aculeatus)

Roesti et al. [32]. Molecular Ecology, 21(12)

Provided by authors (SE)

31,118c

64 or 138d

31,118

Baird et al. [25]

200–500

Illumina HiSeq 2000

Novoalign, SAMtools

12 reads per locus across 284 individuals

Atlantic halibut (Hippoglossus hippoglossus)

Palaiokostas et al. [33]. BMC Genomics, 14(566)

Provided by authors (SE)

83,678

96

83,678

Baird et al. [25]

Etter et al. [27] with modifications from Houston et al. [1]

300–550

Illumina HiSeq 2000

STACKS

30 reads per locus per individual

Baltic sea herring (Clupea harengus)

Corander et al. [7] Molecular Ecology, 22(11)

Online (SE)h

63,742

95

63,742

Baird et al. [25]

Hohenlohe et al. [6]

Emerson et al. [34]

200–500

Illumina HiSeq 2000

FLORAGENEX unitag assembler v2.0, FLORAGENEX pipeline

5 reads per locus per individual

Spotted gar (Lepisosteus oculatus)

Amores et al. [35] Genetics, 188(4)

Provided by authors (SE)

64,483

75

64,483

Miller et al. [28]

Baird et al. [25]

Hohenlohe et al. [6]

200–500

Illumina GAIIx

STACKS

Locus sequenced in 85 (90%) individuals

Gudgeon (Gnathopogon sp.)

Kakioka et al. [36]. BMC Genomics, 14(32)

Online (SE)i

44,109

70

44,109

Etter et al. [27]

300–500

Illumina GAIIx/HiSeq 2000

STACKS

3 reads per locus per individual

  1. SE single-end RAD-Seq, PE paired-end RAD-Seq.
  2. aPaired-end RAD sequencing generated contigs of variable length.
  3. b2 files from two families, sequence counts: 70,207 and 70,739. Subsequently combined into one file with 66,073 common sequences.
  4. c46 files (one per individual). Sequence count range: 25,840 – 42,618. Subsequently combined into one file with 31,118 common sequences.
  5. dTwo separate sequencing studies were implemented, resulting in two different read lengths.
  6. e http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/ suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.113.009316/-/DC1.
  7. f http://datadryad.org/resource/ doi:10.5061/dryad.32b88
  8. g http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ doi:10.1111/j.1365-294X.2011.05305.x/
  9. hdoi:10.5061/dryad.jr56h.
  10. i http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2164/14/32/additional.