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This could be great for identifying operons. Do you have any examples of using this tool to identify common operons? For example, nif operons or others involved in nitrogen fixation.
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[-]Recommended method for finding operons[/-][+]Recommended method for finding operons?[/+]Robaina commentedon Jun 29, 2026
Yeah, exactly, that's a great use case. I have used Pynteny before to search for the Nif operon, also helping to tell paralogs apart from homologs.
I created a small case study to illustrate how this works.