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It is possible that such transcripts could be wrongly annotated as intronic-type lncRNAs as they might not contain potential ORFs or protein-coding domains.

In addition, for some short cow genes the alignments showed a relationship with nearby genes, suggesting that they might be wrongly annotated as distinct genes, while in fact they represent a single gene.

For instance, sequence DQ643845 is wrongly annotated as Pe.

As a result, fragments of the same gene are wrongly annotated as being distinct genes.

As a result, fragments of the same gene can be present on multiple, unassembled contigs, and are wrongly annotated as being distinct genes.

The AgamP4 assembly indicates a series of ~500 bp long tandem repeats, which are wrongly annotated as being 5.8 rRNA genes of a length of 115 bp each.

Accordingly, Nedergaard and Cannon [ 38] had already suggested that these carriers (UCP4 and UCP5) are wrongly annotated as UCP and do not belong to the uncoupling protein family.

Note that the last DAVID GO database update was in 2009, some GO terms have changed in the last years and could be wrongly annotated in the clusters.

Finally, although 14 anophelines are listed as containing (few) copies of the 5S rRNA gene, these are wrongly annotated throughout as 5.8S RNA genes, though with shorter lengths.

It hence appears that CA3427 was wrongly annotated (UNIPROT: Q59X88) as involved in the synthesis of thiamine, on the basis of its weak homology with the Saccharomyces cerevisiae ThI13 protein (UNIPROT: Q07748) (<20% identity over the full sequences length, blastp E value 0.29), since none of the binding site residues are conserved between the two sequences.

Hints from phylogenetic analysis thus helped us to improve gene prediction and annotation of these type I PKSs that had been wrongly annotated (fully or partly) as sets of type II genes, and to identify one new type I PKS in C. variabilis.