] Annotations and Contigs
Greetings,
I'll join this email because I think I have a similar problem.
I'm using MAUVE to reorder contigs. I used genbank files from RAST. In the
first iteration, I can see the annotation all right. There is a copy of the
original genbank file in this folder
Greetings,
I'll join this email because I think I have a similar problem.
I'm using MAUVE to reorder contigs. I used genbank files from RAST. In the
first iteration, I can see the annotation all right. There is a copy of the
original genbank file in this folder by the way. But in the next iterati
Hi Stephanie,
In regard to your first question, it's not obvious why the alignment
would open the first time with annotations but would fail in subsequent
opens. Can you send a copy & paste of any messages in the console log
window please? Another thing that might be worth trying would be to
clear
Hi Stephanie,
The vertical red lines in each genome's "track" delineate the ends of
contigs (or, more precisely, separate fasta entries). If you click through
"File --> Open alignment" (I think these are the menu headings), and point
Mauve at the alignment file in the largest numbered directory (s
Greetings,
I am new to Mauve and comparative genomics in general. I ran 10 genomes with
annotations (genBank files) with Progressive Mauve. It appears to work fine.
However, once I close the alignment and try to reopen, it loses all the
annotations. Can someone please tell me how to reopen
