GPCR identification in parasitic worm genome assemblies
G protein-couple receptors are often a primary point of interest in parasitic worms. Thus, after the sequencing of the genome of one of these worms, GPCR identification and annotation is often a priority. Here, we describe a computational pipeline for the identification of orthologous GPCRs in a set of over 50 newly sequenced genomes from parasitic worms.
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Original version of the protocol protex,2018.061 - original version The original version of this protocol included Michael Kimber as a contributing author. His name has been removed, because it was added in error. He had contributed to other related work, but not to this protocol. 9 August 2018
Posted 17 May, 2018
GPCR identification in parasitic worm genome assemblies
Posted 17 May, 2018
G protein-couple receptors are often a primary point of interest in parasitic worms. Thus, after the sequencing of the genome of one of these worms, GPCR identification and annotation is often a priority. Here, we describe a computational pipeline for the identification of orthologous GPCRs in a set of over 50 newly sequenced genomes from parasitic worms.
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