Strongyloides ratti: 2682 contigs; 320875 codons

AMINO ACID FREQUENCIES
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A	Ala	17201	5.36	%
C	Cys	6285	1.95	%
D	Asp	17476	5.44	%
E	Glu	20812	6.48	%
F	Phe	15138	4.71	%
G	Gly	18910	5.89	%
H	His	6679	2.08	%
*	stop	127	0.03	%
I	Ile	23850	7.43	%
K	Lys	25932	8.08	%
L	Leu	27556	8.58	%
M	Met	7569	2.35	%
N	Asn	19815	6.17	%
P	Pro	13870	4.32	%
Q	Gln	11696	3.64	%
R	Arg	13744	4.28	%
S	Ser	22992	7.16	%
T	Thr	17360	5.41	%
V	Val	18523	5.77	%
W	Typ	3090	0.96	%
Y	Tyr	12250	3.81	%
CODON USAGE FREQUENCIES
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A	Ala	GCA	5397	1.68	%
A	Ala	GCC	1660	0.51	%
A	Ala	GCG	278	0.08	%
A	Ala	GCT	9866	3.07	%
C	Cys	TGT	5359	1.67	%
C	Cys	TGC	926	0.28	%
D	Asp	GAC	2223	0.69	%
D	Asp	GAT	15253	4.75	%
E	Glu	GAA	17605	5.48	%
E	Glu	GAG	3207	0.99	%
F	Phe	TTC	2677	0.83	%
F	Phe	TTT	12461	3.88	%
G	Gly	GGA	9674	3.01	%
G	Gly	GGC	589	0.18	%
G	Gly	GGG	744	0.23	%
G	Gly	GGT	7903	2.46	%
H	His	CAC	1080	0.33	%
H	His	CAT	5599	1.74	%
*	stop	TAA	79	0.02	%
*	stop	TAG	31	0	%
*	stop	TGA	17	0	%
I	Ile	ATA	7221	2.25	%
I	Ile	ATC	2185	0.68	%
I	Ile	ATT	14444	4.5	%
K	Lys	AAA	21370	6.65	%
K	Lys	AAG	4562	1.42	%
L	Leu	CTA	1529	0.47	%
L	Leu	CTC	973	0.3	%
L	Leu	CTG	417	0.12	%
L	Leu	CTT	8415	2.62	%
L	Leu	TTA	12837	4	%
L	Leu	TTG	3385	1.05	%
M	Met	ATG	7569	2.35	%
N	Asn	AAC	2713	0.84	%
N	Asn	AAT	17102	5.32	%
P	Pro	CCA	9227	2.87	%
P	Pro	CCC	440	0.13	%
P	Pro	CCG	297	0.09	%
P	Pro	CCT	3906	1.21	%
Q	Gln	CAA	10344	3.22	%
Q	Gln	CAG	1352	0.42	%
R	Arg	AGA	7179	2.23	%
R	Arg	CGA	866	0.26	%
R	Arg	AGG	949	0.29	%
R	Arg	CGC	476	0.14	%
R	Arg	CGG	178	0.05	%
R	Arg	CGT	4096	1.27	%
S	Ser	AGC	608	0.18	%
S	Ser	TCA	8644	2.69	%
S	Ser	TCC	949	0.29	%
S	Ser	AGT	4995	1.55	%
S	Ser	TCG	455	0.14	%
S	Ser	TCT	7341	2.28	%
T	Thr	ACA	8838	2.75	%
T	Thr	ACC	1310	0.4	%
T	Thr	ACG	558	0.17	%
T	Thr	ACT	6654	2.07	%
V	Val	GTA	4908	1.52	%
V	Val	GTC	1582	0.49	%
V	Val	GTG	703	0.21	%
V	Val	GTT	11330	3.53	%
W	Typ	TGG	3090	0.96	%
Y	Tyr	TAC	2203	0.68	%
Y	Tyr	TAT	10047	3.13	%

# - number of times the codon is observed
% - relative aa / codon usage value (usage of a given codon among its redundant set, i.e. the set of codons which code for this codon's amino acid).