Yeast genome annotation: How to predict genes and CDS of them?
Dear everyone, I'm really new about genome annotation.
I tried to use GenSAS and now I know nucleotide and amino acid sequences which are encoded protein.
So my question is
How do I know What the protein is. (I think I can use BLAST but it has many of nucleotide sequences)
Now I already deposit the genome in NCBI database. But they dont have CDS like attachment image
Can anyone give me some advices about this?
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When you deposit the genome at NCBI did you do it using the
Eukaryotic Annotation Pipeline(LINK)? You may want to go that route to get annotation.