I am running a pan-genome analysis using several Prokka annotated genomes and comparing them to complete genomes in the RefSeq database. The analysis works perfectly, however, in the output file the gene identifier for the reference strain doesn't relate to anything - just looks like a random collection of letters and numbers. I have attached a screenshot of the output file and also of the input files.
I thought that one way to get around it could be to submit the RefSeq sequences into Prokka? But I would like to preserve the original annotations in order to find my favourite genes :)
I am running a pan-genome analysis using several Prokka annotated genomes and comparing them to complete genomes in the RefSeq database. The analysis works perfectly, however, in the output file the gene identifier for the reference strain doesn't relate to anything - just looks like a random collection of letters and numbers. I have attached a screenshot of the output file and also of the input files.
I thought that one way to get around it could be to submit the RefSeq sequences into Prokka? But I would like to preserve the original annotations in order to find my favourite genes :)