Research Article

An Investigation into the Rehabilitative Mechanism of Tuina in the Treatment of Sciatic Nerve Injury

Table 1

Quality control and sequencing information of each sample.

 SampleRaw readsClean readsQ20 (%)Q30 (%)Total mapped

1Sham 1459964024548863898.2494.5344143048 (97.04%)
2Sham 2493369844878467498.1394.347295661 (96.95%)
3Sham 3484331204769786497.6793.1846130890 (96.71%)
4SNI 1483112904768940697.7393.3246140997 (96.75%)
5SNI 2459628024546670898.2794.6344134471 (97.07%)
6SNI 3466375824601705697.3392.2544506803 (96.72%)
7Tuina 1463640824563458897.6293.1144106643 (96.65%)
8Tuina 2469121184629422297.8993.744757906 (96.68%)
9Tuina 3493936964876484897.9593.8347199260 (96.79%)

Sample: 9 cDNA libraries are Sham group (Sham 1, 2, and 3), SNI group (SNI 1, 2, and 3), and Tuina group (Tuina 1, 2, and 3). Raw reads: amount of original sequence data. Clean reads: amount of sequenced data after filtering. Q20, Q30: percentage of bases greater than 20 and 30 in the total base. Total mapped: the number of clean reads that can be located on the genome.