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OVERVIEW
--------
The genome_annotation service provides the following functionality to its clients:
Gene calling via Glimmer and Prodigal.
RNA calling via search_for_rnas.
Special-protein calling (selenoprotein and pyrrolysoprotein).
Determination of streptococcus repeat sequences.
Protein annotation using the RAST kmer-based annotation algorithms.
Metabolic reconstruction.
Computation of close neighbors of a genome.
CHANGES - 2/26/2014
-------------------
Added the following command-line scripts (and associated API calls):
rast2-annotate-proteins-kmer-v1: Annotate CDS features using the SEED
FIGfam-based Kmers.
scripts/rast2-call-features-CDS-glimmer3: Call CDS features using glimmer.
rast2-call-features-ProtoCDS-kmer-v1: Call "proto-CDS" features from genome
DNA using the SEED FIGfam-based kmers.
rast2-call-features-ProtoCDS-kmer-v2: Call "proto-CDS" features from genome
DNA using the SEED function-based kmers.
rast2-export-genome: Export a genome object in a variety of formats.
CHANGES - 1/29/2014
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Added the following command-line scripts (and associated API calls):
rast2-call-features-CDS-prodigal: Call CDS features using the Prodigal gene
caller.
rast2-call-features-rRNA-SEED: Call rRNA features using code from the SEED project.
rast2-call-features-tRNA-trnascan: Call tRNA features using trnascan.
rast2-call-features-repeat-region-SEED: Call repeat region features using code
from the SEED project.
rast2-call-features-prophage-phispy: Call prophage regions using the phispy
application.
rast2-annotate-proteins-kmer-v2: Annotate CDS features using the SEED kmer
method.
rast2-export-genome: Export a genome object to a variety of standard output
formats.
CHANGES - 8/8/2013
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At this point the module is generally stable, with no changes made in the recent past.