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Use for plant mitochondria annotation #159
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Hi Abhijit, thanks for your question! MitoZ is designed for animal mitogenomes. Have you tried https://dogma.ccbb.utexas.edu/ ? |
Hello Lin, I am aware that MitoZ is designed for animal mitogenomes. I am asking whether it has the capability of working on plant mitochondria as well. Do you see any pitfalls or drawbacks in doing this? Thanks |
Hi Abhijit, basically, many genes will be missing, as plant mitogenomes have different gene content compared to animal mitogenomes. For example, the rRNA CM models and tRNA profiles were trained with animal mitogenome data. |
Hi Lin, Thank you for the reply. Lets say for ncRNA and tRNA I use a seperate tool like infernal and tRNAscan-SE. For protein-coding gene prediction do you forsee any major issues? Like are you using models trained on animal protein-coding genes? I only ask because I found your tool is easy to implement. Therefore, if I can tweak the gene models or prepare new ones, I can adapt this for plants. Thanks |
Hello,
Can this software be used to annotate plant mitochondria as well? If so, any tweaks required in the software? What are the drawbacks in calling plant mito genes.
Thanks
Abhijit
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