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This link contains the entire dataset of our comparative genome analysis of 128 Phytophthora isolates. It contains various types of files with different extensions such as: - 1. *.fna files are the draft genome fasta sequence files. 2. *.faa files denote predicted protein files of the corresponding genome sequence. 3. *.ffn files contain the coding sequences (CDS). 4. *.gff3/gff files are the genomic feature format files. 5. *-eggnog.emapper.annotations files contain eggnog annotations of the genomes. 6. *.annot files contain annotations of genes located in extremely sparse regions of the genomes. 7. *.ssr files are the GMATA software predicted SSR files containing information regarding microsatellites. 8. *.ssr.sat2 files are also GMATA software output files storing statistics of predicted Simple Sequence Repeats (SSRs) in the genomes. 9. *_FIR are all combined FIR files. 10. *_rxlrFIR are RxLR FIR files. 11. *_crnFIR are CRN FIR files. 12. *_wylFIR are WYL FIR files. 13. *_buscoFIR are BUSCO FIR files. 14. *_RXLR_annotated are the predicted RxLR sequences for each genome. 15. *_rxlr.gff are gff files corresponding to predicted RxLRs. 16. PROTHINT.faa contains a proteome of 56 Phytophthora genomes.
Phytophthora, Genome Annotation, Effectors, RxLRs, Simple Sequence Repeats, Motif preference, Whole Genome Duplication, Two speed genome, Pathogenicity
Phytophthora, Genome Annotation, Effectors, RxLRs, Simple Sequence Repeats, Motif preference, Whole Genome Duplication, Two speed genome, Pathogenicity
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