How to annotate genomes downloaded from NCBI?
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NCBI does not have annotation for these? Can you post an example accession #? If no annotation exists then there is no magic bullet but to do it yourself.
What kind of 'specific genes' do you mean, like with a certain function or description? but I'm guessing it's more on a structural level?