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I would like to use SNAP(http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2105/5/59) to annotate genes of one of our genomes. In order to do so I am planning to generate training dataset using another genomes for which we have annotated genes and eventually build HMM file of this genome. Has any one used SNAP before for similar purpose? If yes would you please let me know the steps?
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Introduction
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