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The Gene Ontology (GO, geneontology.org) knowledgebase is the world’s largest source of information on gene function. Our mission is to develop a comprehensive, computational model of biological systems, ranging from the molecular to organism level.
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Immediately address any missing or incorrect functions!
Contact us to have information added, altered, or removed
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To perform a GO enrichment, paste a list of genes here. You can even load our sample list to try it out immediately!
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The functional categories displayed in the graph can be filtered by selecting one, two, or all (default) categories here
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The number of genes in each high-level functional category is shown in this graph, which is hidden by default on some mobile devices
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The functional characteristics
(GO annotations) of each gene are here, divided by functional category (GO subset):
* Molecular Function
* Biological Process
* Cellular Component
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When you start, you’re looking at the list of all protein coding genes
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[http://current.geneontology.org](current.geneontology.org)
❣️ 40,267 GO terms
💝 7,905,607 annotations
🧬 1,565,873 gene products
💖 5,443 species
For ontology changes in this release, see release.geneontology.org/2025-02-06/r...
Annotation details are at release.geneontology.org/2025-02-06/r...
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The November release stats:
40,635 GO terms
8,031,345 annotations
1,568,326 gene products
5,435 species
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Yet another great collaboration involving @alliancegenome.bsky.social @yeastgenome.bsky.social @flybase.bsky.social @mousegenome.bsky.social @xenbase.bsky.social @pombase.bsky.social and too many others to list!!
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(GO) annotation, the Transporter Classification Database tcdb.org and publications. (we've reviewed and updated GO annotation to be more accurate and to provide better coverage).
TRANSMEMBRANE TRANSPORTERS are divided into four major classes:
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