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Going to GOA, pt. 2: children of a lesser GO

The source file associated with this post can be downloaded here. The last time I talked about how to read a GOA gene_associations file into a Python dictionary data structure.  Our goal was to find all genes that are annotated as hydrolases in the GOA gene_associations file. The tricky part is, most enzymes are not […]

Going to GOA: pt. 1

GOA, the Gene Ontology Annotation, provide Gene Ontology annotation to proteins in UniProt. It also provides GO annotations to several genome projects: Chicken, Arabidopsis, Fly, Human, Mouse, Rat and Cow. Anyone working on any of those genomes, or on UniProt and is interested in annotation, would most likely need to query GOA once in a […]