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Hello @KatharinaHoff ,
I am getting significantly fewer annotated genes when using Braker3 with RNASeq. The final number of annotated genes varies between different genomes, ranging from 25K to 30K. However, for other closely related genomes with the same amount of RNASeq data, I am getting around 150K annotated genes. I suspect this discrepancy might be related to the complexity of the specific genomes used for annotation, or it could be due to technical issues. Could you please suggest what might be causing this? Kindly suggest @KatharinaHoff
EXAMPLE
braker.log
bad
Wed Nov 20 21:15:15 2024: Log information is stored in file /projects/tools/BRAKER3/test-run-1/braker.log
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WARNING: Number of reliable training genes is low (481). Recommended are at least 600 genes
Hello @KatharinaHoff ,
I am getting significantly fewer annotated genes when using Braker3 with RNASeq. The final number of annotated genes varies between different genomes, ranging from 25K to 30K. However, for other closely related genomes with the same amount of RNASeq data, I am getting around 150K annotated genes. I suspect this discrepancy might be related to the complexity of the specific genomes used for annotation, or it could be due to technical issues. Could you please suggest what might be causing this? Kindly suggest @KatharinaHoff
EXAMPLE
braker.log
bad
Wed Nov 20 21:15:15 2024: Log information is stored in file /projects/tools/BRAKER3/test-run-1/braker.log
#*********
WARNING: Number of reliable training genes is low (481). Recommended are at least 600 genes
#*********
braker.aa
Kind regards,
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