Any new recommended protocol for gene prediction, if you have isoseq data??
Dear all,
I would like to get some suggestions/recommendations regarding gene prediction for a repeat rich eukaryote genome. We have pacbio isoseq data for some tissues and also illumina based transcriptomes.
Does the availability of isoseq data mandates any new method or I should just follow the established methods.
Thanks, Karthic K
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