GO Cardiovascular: Useful Links

General links

Cardiovascular GO Annotation Initiative Newsletter

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Outreach

  • Cardiovascular feedback page : Enables scientists to register to receive the Cardiovascular GO Annotation Initiative quarterly Newsletter, to submit genes to the cardiovascular priority list, agree to review the annotation of a specific gene, or suggest publications for annotation.
  • Email GOAnnotation@ucl.ac.uk (the cardiovascular annotation team)
  • SourceForge Request Tracker : Login and request ontology amendments with the GO editorial office

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GO tools

GO browsers

  • QuickGO : Search and display GO terms or GO annotations via specific UniProtKB accessions, more functionality coming soon
  • AmiGO : developed by the GO Consortium for searching, browsing and performing various analyses on GO term and annotations.

Sequence searches

  • Sequence Retrieval Service (SRS) : Database search tool to query GO, UniProtKB-GOA, UniProtKB, IPI allowing the linking of datasets and the creation of customised views
  • Integr8 : Features include ability to search for sequences associated with a particular GO:ID
  • Entrez Gene : NCBI search tool, used to find gene records with wide range of annotations and links including GO
  • Mouse Genome Informatics : MGI search tool, use to find gene record with wide range of annotations and links
  • UniProt : UniProt Consortium search tool, can query UniProtKB, UniParc and UniRef

BLAST searches

  • AmiGO Blast : BLAST search shows the associated GO terms for each hit. Useful for finding GO terms associated with homologues
  • MPsrch : BLAST search which returns UniProtKB/UniParc/IPI accession IDs
  • NCBI BLASTP : Protein BLAST with options for UniProtKB/SwissProt or NCBI database search

Literature search tools

  • CiteXplore : Literature search and text mining tool. Can highlight abstracts to show potential GO terms and links gene names to UniProtKB records, a quick way of finding accessions.
  • Whatizit : Can paste in any text for highlighting with potential GO terms and links gene names to UniProtKB records

Mapping tools

  • iHOP : Links together protein information; search using gene symbol or accession ID.
  • GOPubMed : Literature search which uses a GO to Mesh manual mapping, GO terms highlighted in abstracts, useful statistics for identifying immune gene experts
  • GO Term Finder : Find significant GO terms shared among a list of genes from your organism.
  • GO Term Mapper : Map granular GO annotations for genes in a list to a set of broader high-level GO term parents, allowing you to bin your genes into broad categories

For more annotation and gene expression analysis tools, please see the GO tools pages.

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