brianjohnhaas
commented
2 years ago Hi Felipe,
Each Trinotate database and report are restricted to a single Trinity assembly (or target transcriptome). If you have a new assembly, you need to create a new database that corresponds to it (and generate the assembly-specific annotation report).
~b
On Sat, Feb 5, 2022 at 7:22 PM Felipe Vaz Peres @.***> wrote:
Hi,
I generated the annotation table for 15 genotypes and now I need to add the annotation of another 33 genotypes to this table. Can I add the new genotype annotation to an already created Trinotate database or should I create a new Trinotate database with all these 48 genotypes?
Thank you in advance,
Felipe
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felipevzps
Hi,
I generated the annotation table for 15 genotypes and now I need to add the annotation of another 33 genotypes to this table. Can I add the new genotype annotation to an already created Trinotate database or should I create a new Trinotate database with all these 48 genotypes?
Thank you in advance,
Felipe