Table 1.

SNV calling in single cells (<1973–2018)

I cellsE cells
I cell 1I cell 2I cell 3E cell 1E cell 2E cell 3
# Mapped reads (million)a267.10323.26357.83204.6882.67123.79
% Mapped readsa69.0679.9380.0063.1414.8937.06
Whole genome
# Covered bases (million)b67.7974.15105.54102.0622.4952.69
# Mutations11,09812,55119,7291855450943
Mutations per base1.64 × 10−41.69 × 10−41.87 × 10−41.82 × 10−52.00 × 10−51.79 × 10−5
Mutation rate per cell division1.15 × 10−81.18 × 10−81.31 × 10−83.95 × 10−94.35 × 10−93.89 × 10−9
Coding sequence
# Covered bases (million)b4.374.6896.456.201.412.86
# Mutations6336451.007732650
Mutations per base1.45 × 10−41.38 × 10−41.56 × 10−41.18 × 10−51.85 × 10−51.75 × 10−5
Mutation rate per cell division1.01 × 10−89.63 × 10−91.09 × 10−82.56 × 10−94.01 × 10−93.79 × 10−9
Validation
MAPD score0.7830.9340.6960.6871.2691.124
% Single-cell artifact signaturesc1.31.31.82.53.52.9

[i] aUniquely mapping reads after removal of duplicates; lower on average read numbers of E cells versus I cells were caused by overall different outputs of the respective sequencing runs.

[ii] b(Coverage ≥20, both in the single-cell examined and the merged mapping result of the single cells of the opposite stem cell lineage.

[iii] cCombined SBS scE and SBS scF fractions (Petljak et al. 2019).