Table 2.

Genes Entirely Missed byGenie

Strand Begin End Other gene-finder hits Homology hits Gene names (Ashburner et al. 1999) Evidence (Ashburner et al. 1999) Comments
R230,985240,15230 DS08249.5 gene prediction only
F498,520507,58120 DS01514.3 gene prediction only
R523,395525,28330 DS05899.7 gene prediction plus low P value BLASThit
R533,592536,91330 DS05899.6 gene prediction only
F1,152,1281,152,38500 DS07721.1 cDNA (?)very suspicious annotation
R1,285,0301,286,19931 DS06874.6 gene prediction plus low P value BLASThit
F1,300,4691,315,92230 DS06874.7 gene prediction only
R1,368,7931,369,28250 Mst35Bb cDNA
F1,484,7011,489,83420 DS00929.16 gene prediction onlysuspicious annotation
R1,520,8081,521,37111 DS00929.7 gene prediction plus low P value BLAST hitoverlaps gene on opposite strand
F1,628,2421,628,41200 DS003192.3 cDNA (?)very suspicious annotation
R1,663,0261,663,1630(2 opposite strand) DS003192.4 cDNA (?)very suspicious annotation
R1,782,4121,786,40920 Ms(2)35Ci gene prediction only
R1,875,9871,895,87950 DS03023.4 gene prediction onlygene on opposite strand
R2,109,3152,113,20940 BACR44L22.5 gene prediction only
F2,158,4762,159,46032 DS07108.5 gene prediction plus low P value BLAST hit
F2,236,0812,241,87630 DS02252.3 gene prediction plus low P value BLASThit5000-bp single-exon gene
R2,286,4352,287,43330 DS02252.4 gene prediction plus low P value BLASThit
F2,398,3672,410,39450 DS07486.5 gene prediction only

[i] The gene names from Ashburner et al. (1999) are listed. In addition, the evidence for that gene annotation from that paper is given. The Begin and End gene coordinates are from the std3 annotations. In addition, we list the number of overlaps by other gene finders and the two homology programs.