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I have successfully run gapseq, but was wondering if there is a way to output an annotated genbank file with the identified genes used in the model? Or even a multifasta?
Or is it possible to supply a genome-annotated file as input so the same locus tags can be kept?
Thanks
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Annotated output file?
Annotated output file or supply a genome-annotated file?
May 31, 2023
hi @bananabenana
although this sounds interesting we do not see gapseq as an annotation software in the first place. nonetheless, it's a nice use case. I labeled it as a feature request!
Hi,
I have successfully run gapseq, but was wondering if there is a way to output an annotated genbank file with the identified genes used in the model? Or even a multifasta?
Or is it possible to supply a genome-annotated file as input so the same locus tags can be kept?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: