gene_prediction_with_braker2_pipeline
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| gene_prediction_with_braker2_pipeline [2025/11/18 12:18] – [Braker2] 134.190.191.148 | gene_prediction_with_braker2_pipeline [2025/11/18 14:23] (current) – [Genome-guided transcriptome assembly] 134.190.191.148 | ||
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| source activate trinity-2.11-with-workaround | source activate trinity-2.11-with-workaround | ||
| - | Trinity --CPU 10 --max_memory 100G --genome_guided_bam yourgenome.fasta.sambamsorted.bam --genome_guided_max_intron 1000 --SS_lib_type RF | + | |
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| conda deactivate | conda deactivate | ||
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| If you only use RNAseq as extrinsic evidence, you essentially can only use //donor splice site// and //acceptor splice site// hints. If you also have protein homology information, | If you only use RNAseq as extrinsic evidence, you essentially can only use //donor splice site// and //acceptor splice site// hints. If you also have protein homology information, | ||
| + | The intron hints contain explicit location information and influence the optimal path through the GHMM machine (AUGUSTUS+ paper, Stanke et al 2006). It is important to note that since this is a probabilistic model, **hints can sometimes be ignored if the intrinsic information is strong enough!** | ||
| Predict genes using Genemark-ET and Augustus through braker2: | Predict genes using Genemark-ET and Augustus through braker2: | ||
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