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settings for plant genome #178

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mictadlo opened this issue Aug 12, 2020 · 6 comments
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settings for plant genome #178

mictadlo opened this issue Aug 12, 2020 · 6 comments

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@mictadlo
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Hi,
We have a plant genome and would like to create an annotation with Augustus. However, I am not sure about the following few parameters.

  • noInFrameStop=false
  • allow_hinted_splicesites=atac
  • genemodel=partial or --genemodel=complete
  • Which settings are appropriate for a plant genome?

Thank you in advance

Michal

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I recommend to leave genemodel at the default (partial) for almost all application cases. You don't need to specify it. It may be of use, say, if you want to annotate a specific region only from which you know that it does not truncate a gene.

What splice site patterns occur, depends on the species, and you might find out with spliced alignments of RNA-Seq.
If unsure, I would do
allow_hinted_splicesite=atac
The main ones gtag and gcag are included by default, atac is usually very rare.

noInFrameStop=false makes a GenBank submission easier but may decrease sensitivity, as transcripts with an in-frame stop codon are merely not reported. In-frame stops can only occur whey are spliced and span two exons. The BRAKER pipeline has now a procedure to fix these regions with another option that does not produce in-frame-stops.

@mictadlo
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Thank you.

@mictadlo
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@MarioStanke Just double cheching does noInFrameStop=false or noInFrameStop=true may decrease sensitivity, as transcripts with an in-frame stop codon are merely not reported?

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MarioStanke commented Aug 19, 2020 via email

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Thank you, but which one noInFrameStop=false or noInFrameStop=true?

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MarioStanke commented Aug 23, 2020 via email

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