Pachymatisma johnstonia
        
            
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      - Scientific name accepted: Pachymatisma johnstonia
 - Authority: (Bowerbank in Johnston, 1842)
 - Phylum: Porifera
 - Genus: Pachymatisma
 - Species: Pachymatisma johnstonia
 - Ploidy: Unknown
 - Common name: No common name known
 
- Collect event: MI-DIVE-SEA_DINARD
 - Coordinator(s): Line Le Gall
 - Operator(s): CHEVALDONNÉ Pierre, GOUILLIEUX Benoît, HOURDEZ Stéphane, LABRUNE Céline, LE GALL Line, ORTIZ Katia, PEREZ Thierry, VASSARD Emmanuel
 - Taxonomist(s): Thierry Perez
 - Date: July 1, 2024
 - Site (sea): Atlantic Ocean
 - Site (region): Bec Fer
 - Latitude: 48.6873166667
 - Longitude: -2.0509
 
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                  - ENA BioProject of the sequencing raw data: PRJEB90239
 - ENA BioProject of the genome assembly: PRJEB90240
 - Assembly accession: GCA_965653895
 - EAR report with genome assembly metrics: PDF
 - Assembly ploidy: Not communicated
 - Sequencing: Not communicated
 - Size: 159.96 Mbp
 - GC content: 43.78%
 - Number of chromosomes: 21
 - Number of scaffolds: 22
 - N50 of scaffolds: 8.63 Mbp
 - L50 of scaffolds: 7
 - Number of contigs: 368
 - N50 of contigs: 1.95 Mbp
 - L50 of contigs: 25
 
- Protein-coding genes: Undetermined
 - Gene length (average): Undetermined
 - Gene length (median): Undetermined
 - CDS length (average): Undetermined
 - CDS length (median): Undetermined
 - CDS proportion (genome): Undetermined
 - Genes without introns: Undetermined
 - Number of contigs with at least one gene (genome): Undetermined
 - Number of contigs with at least one gene (bases): Undetermined
 
BUSCO structural annotations completeness
BUSCO v6.0.0 (euk_genome_min, miniprot), lineage: eukaryota_odb12 (genomes: 456, BUSCOs: 129)v6.0.0 (euk_genome_min, miniprot), lineage: eukaryota_odb12 (genomes: 456, BUSCOs: 129)
Genome
- Single-copy genes: 93.0%
 - Duplicated genes: 0.0%
 - Fragmented genes: 2.3%
 - Missing genes: 4.7%
 
Proteins
- Single-copy genes: Undetermined
 - Duplicated genes: Undetermined
 - Fragmented genes: Undetermined
 - Missing genes: Undetermined