Gene Ontology Resource
2024年11月3日 · The Gene Ontology (GO) knowledgebase is the world’s largest source of information on the functions of genes. This knowledge is both human-readable and machine-readable, and is a foundation for computational analysis of large-scale molecular biology and genetics experiments in biomedical research.
About the GO - Gene Ontology Resource
GO encompasses all levels of biological systems, from molecular activities to complex cellular and organismal-level networks. GO provides uniform descriptors applicable to gene products across the entire tree of life.
Download ontology - Gene Ontology Resource
GO subsets are used to provide a broad overview of the range of functions and processes relevant to a gene or a goup of genes. More information and links for downloading subsets be found on the Guide to GO subsets page.
Gene Ontology overview
The GO is designed to be species-agnostic to enable the annotation of gene products across the entire tree of life. The computational framework of the GO enables consistent gene annotation, comparison of functions across organisms, and integration of …
GO citation policy and license - Gene Ontology Resource
If you produce tools and/or services that use GO data, the user should be provided with the GO release date and DOI along with the results (e.g. “2024-01-17” and “DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10536401”).
Download annotations - Gene Ontology Resource
This page has instructions for getting GO annotations for almost any organism. If your organism is not available in the official GO products , UniProt GAFs by proteome , or NCBI RefSeq , we recommend using the latest version of InterProScan for unannotated organisms.
GO FAQs - Gene Ontology Resource
EBI’s Gene Ontology Annotation (GOA) Database, one of many of GO’s contributing groups, is the EMBL-EBI project responsible for many of the GO annotations found in UniProt, RNACentral, and Complex Portal as well as the QuickGO browser.
Introduction to GO annotations - Gene Ontology Resource
A standard GO annotation is a statement that links a gene product and a GO term via a relation from the Relations Ontology (RO). In standard GO annotations, each statement is independent; this is a key difference between standard annotations and GO-CAMs .
Downloads overview - Gene Ontology Resource
Organism NCBI Taxonomy ID(s) Entity Identifier space All Annotations (including PAN-GO) PAN-GO annotations only; Arabidopsis thaliana: NCBITaxon:3702
Tools to browse, search, visualize and curate GO - Gene Ontology …
Search the ontology and GO annotations. AmiGO can be used to search both the GO ontology, the GO annotations and details about gene products described in the GO knowledgebase.