Authoritative Database Groups

Where two or more databases are submitting data on the same species the GO Consortium encourages the model whereby one database group collects all annotation data for that species, removes the redundant (duplicate) annotations, and then submits the total dataset to the central repository. This ensures that no redundant annotations will appear in the master dataset. The table below documents those species for which a single database group is responsible for collating and submitting annotations.

The format of the IDs used by these database groups can be found in the list of GO database abbreviations. For converting between different ID types, please see the tools for ID mapping on the GO wiki.

More information on authoritative database groups and avoiding redundancy can be found in the GO annotation policies and guidelines.

GO Consortium groups responsible for all annotations for a species
Project name Species
Candida Genome Database
dictyBase
FlyBase
Leishmania major GeneDB
Plasmodium falciparum GeneDB
Pombase
Trypanosoma brucei GeneDB
Glossina morsitans GeneDB
goa_chicken, UniProtKB-GOA
goa_cow, UniProtKB-GOA
goa_human, UniProtKB-GOA
gramene_oryza, Gramene
Mouse Genome Informatics
PAMGO_Atumefaciens
Rat Genome Database
Saccharomyces Genome Database
The Arabidopsis Information Resource
tigr_Aphagocytophilum
tigr_Banthracis
tigr_Cburnetii
tigr_Chydrogenoformans
tigr_Cjejuni
tigr_Cperfringens
tigr_Cpsychrerythraea
tigr_Dethenogenes
tigr_Echaffeensis
tigr_Gsulfurreducens
tigr_Hneptunium
tigr_Lmonocytogenes
tigr_Mcapsulatus
tigr_Nsennetsu
tigr_Pfluorescens
tigr_Psyringae
tigr_Psyringae_phaseolicola
tigr_Soneidensis
tigr_Spomeroyi
tigr_Tbrucei_chr2
tigr_Vcholerae
WormBase database of nematode biology
Zebrafish Information Network