If you dont have data privacy restrictions, you could use the online version, that is very simple. For example, if the organism you are studying is a bacteria, you can do direct to https://antismash.secondarymetabolites.org/#!/start , select upload file, upload the fasta nucleotide file of your genome and run it first with the default parameters. It will return a lot of results, and the way to deal with it depends on what you find and what you are looking for. In general, the online tool provide quite self-explained results of BGC locations and many sorts of annotations.

Hi Rafael, thanks very much for your answer. Very helpful.

You don t need any bioinformatics skills. Its a simple graphic software. Uploading a genome and click the Start button.

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