Table 8.

Possible Wrong Annotations in std3

Strand Begin End Genie Genie EST Genie ESTHOM Other gene finder hits Homology hits Gene name Evidence (Ashburner et al. 1999) Evidence
R213,507217,188XXX71 DS08249.3 gene prediction onlylast exon questionable
F281,649284,052XXX62 D00797.5 cDNA (partial?)missing 10 leading exons
R941,115944,598XXX4 DS08340.1 gene prediction onlyfour extra 3′ exons
F1,205,4391,213,325XXX5 DS07721.3 gene prediction onlyfirst exon and last 3 exons questionable
R1,371,8131,372,351XX3 TFIIS known genelonger first and shorter last exon
R1,549,1421,549,933XXX6 DS07295.4 gene prediction onlyinitial exon and first EST verified intron missed
F1,721,8631,728,736X1 DS07295.4 gene prediction onlyat least first seven exons very questionable
R1,913,3741,914,948XXX61 wor gene prediction plus BLAST homology hitsadditional first EST-verified exon

[i] Genes from the std3 annotations are listed for which multiple evidence from Genie and other programs exists implying wrong annotations. The Begin and End coordinates are from the std3 annotations. The evidence for the annotation in std3 is given as noted in Ashburner et al. (1999) In addition, comments for rejecting the annotated gene structure by Genie are listed.