Exploring Gene Ontology GO annotations tools and resources

[@marijager700]

Thanks for the presentation! I've been doing GO and other functional analysis of proteomic data for several years, and still came by several useful tips and tricks in this video :).

[@EMBL-EBI]

That's great to hear, thanks for sharing!

Thank you EMBL - EBI for this useful video. Greetings from a bioeng graduate student.

[@EMBL-EBI]

Thank you for the lovely comment!

[@jayasuriyajm3029]

@18.27 isn't specific parents gives to broader children, since arrow is pointing towards biological processes?

[@EMBL-EBI]

Thanks for the comment. As you go up the tree the terms become less specific. ‘Biological process’, the root node, is the least specific term in that branch of the Gene Ontology. We hope that helps.

[@gerardodecapua3309]

i have a question, when we do a go analysis what is the background set?

[@EMBL-EBI]

Thanks for the comment. The background set are all the genes that they could have detected in the experiment. So for example, if assaying proteins only, then exclude the ncRNAs. If you need any further help, reach out to the team via their helpdesk: help.geneontology.org/