plantiSMASH

https://bio.tools/plantismash

PlantiSMASH is a specialized extension of antiSMASH for the identification and analysis of biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs) in plant genomes. It supports advanced plant-specific detection rules and features for comparative genomics, visualization, and more.

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