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EffectorGeneP: accurate gene annotation in pathogen genomes from infection transcriptomes

2026-05-05

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Accurate gene annotation is crucial for inference of biological knowledge from genomes. However, non-canonical genes such as orphan or single-exon genes as well as those residing in rapidly evolving regions are routinely dismissed in annotation pipelines. In filamentous pathogen genomes, this disproportionately affects the annotation of genes encoding disease-promoting effector proteins. We introduce EffectorGeneP...

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dcbf7a22-e983-588d-a7cc-f308643aba84
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10.64898/2026.05.04.722827
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