This is a request, see the description below.
For example, I import a genbank file with: 1. RSVTF 2. RSVTR 3. RSVTP Than the names in the project after the import are: 1. RSVTF 2. RSVTR features 3. RSVTP features The names in the file (I could open it with the help of the Notepad), the names are still RSVTF, RSVTR and RSVTP. Here is the file LOCUS RSVTF 30-JAN-2014 UNIMARK RSVTF FEATURES Location/Qualifiers misc_feature 1..24 /art= /comp= /set_A= /set_B= /source= /NT_A= /NT_B= /ugene_name=Information /ugene_group= RSVTF // LOCUS RSVTF 30-JAN-2014 UNIMARK RSVTR FEATURES Location/Qualifiers misc_feature 1..19 /art= /comp= /set_A= /set_B= /source= /NT_A= /NT_B= /ugene_name=Information /ugene_group= RSVTR // LOCUS RSVTP 30-JAN-2014 UNIMARK RSVTP FEATURES Location/Qualifiers misc_feature 1..28 /art= /comp= /set_A= /set_B= /source= /NT_A= /NT_B= /ugene_name=Information /ugene_group= RSVTP //
Therefore, one of the solutions should be implemented:
1) Display "features" for all the objects described above in the Project View: in this case "features" must not be exported to a document (fix it)!
2) Do not display "features" for all annotation objects.
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UGENE-4455 UNIMARK value is not taken as object name in GenBank format
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- Closed
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