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Total trinity genes, Total trinity transcripts ad unigene

Hello,

I am new to transcriptomic analysis and I want to understand what "Total trinity 'genes'" and "Total trinity transcripts" mean in an assembly generated by Trinity. I see that they are different in this example and I would also like to know in this context what "unigene" means, is unigene the same as Total trinity 'genes'"?

I greatly appreciated your response.

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Counts of transcripts, etc.

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Total trinity 'genes': 1884 Total trinity transcripts: 2116 Percent GC: 49.26

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Stats based on ALL transcript contigs:

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    Contig N10: 1268
    Contig N20: 981
    Contig N30: 736
    Contig N40: 585
    Contig N50: 462

    Median contig length: 315
    Average contig: 431.78
    Total assembled bases: 913641
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Stats based on ONLY LONGEST ISOFORM per 'GENE':

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    Contig N10: 1227
    Contig N20: 845
    Contig N30: 632
    Contig N40: 504
    Contig N50: 413

    Median contig length: 303
    Average contig: 402.23
    Total assembled bases: 757802
unigene trinity
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