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. 2023 Aug 31;24:327. doi: 10.1186/s12859-023-05449-z

Table 3.

Summary across four Hymenopteran insect genomes and de novo annotation pipelines

Species Method #Genes #Transcripts #Good Predictions #Bad Predictions Score Quartiles BUSCO C (%) ΔBUSCO C
Vespula vulgaris GALBA 14,087 16,766 5,393 11,373 0, 67, 90 95.8 -0.9
BRAKER2 12,338 13,808 4,974 8,834 45, 67, 90 95.8 -0.9
Funannotate 12,200 12,200 2,970 9,230 0, 45, 67 82.7 12.2
Vespula pensylvanica GALBA 14,071 16,897 5,767 11,130 0, 67, 90 98.0 -1.8
BRAKER2 12,891 14,327 5,134 9,193 45, 67, 90 97.4 -1.2
Funannotate 12,580 12,580 3,146 9,434 0, 45, 90 85.6 10.6
Vespula germanica GALBA 14,413 17,070 5,354 11,716 0, 64, 90 94.8 -1.2
BRAKER2 12,956 14,409 4,919 9,490 45, 67, 90 94.6 -1
Funannotate 10,267 10,267 3,177 7,090 45, 67, 90 84.7 8.9
Polistes dominula GALBA 15,590 18,505 5,645 12,860 0, 64, 90 96.4 -0.7
BRAKER2 15,322 17,075 5,145 11,930 22, 64, 90 96.2 -0.5
Funannotate 9,637 9,637 2,061 7,576 0, 45, 67 65.6 30.1

Number of good and bad predictions, as well as score quartiles, as summarized by GeneValidator. BUSCO completeness according to the hymenopteran lineage hymenoptera_odb10. (ΔBUSCO C, defined as the difference of BUSCO C on genome level - BUSCO C in the predicted gene set)