sj
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Post by sj on Jul 29, 2021 2:12:32 GMT -5
Hello, DAVID!
I have used DAVID for several years thankfully.
I have a question about GO functional annotation chart.
When I run the GO analysis, I got several terms about GO and percentage how many my genes are involved.
And how can I get the exact gene list of terms? When click the name of terms, I could go to QuickGO. But as I know, you use reference genes from NCBI as well as QuickGO and so on.
So may I get the exact gene symbols which are associated with each term?
Thank you very much!!
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Brad
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Post by Brad on Jul 29, 2021 7:31:37 GMT -5
Hello, If you click on the blue bar under the "Genes" header in the Functional Annotation Chart, it will give you the list of genes, from your list, associated with that particular term. You may also use the "Download File" link to download a tab-delimited file of all results which will contain the genes in your list associated with the terms. Please see the attached image. Regards, Brad Attachments:
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sj
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Post by sj on Jul 29, 2021 20:09:57 GMT -5
Hello, If you click on the blue bar under the "Genes" header in the Functional Annotation Chart, it will give you the list of genes, from your list, associated with that particular term. You may also use the "Download File" link to download a tab-delimited file of all results which will contain the genes in your list associated with the terms. Please see the attached image. Regards, Brad Thank you, Brad! I have one more question. In the image you attached, the gene list is from my query. But I want to know the reference gene list of each term (ex)gene list organizing regulation of cell migration) not from my input gene list. Sorry I couldn't deliver my question well. Thank you again! Best regards, SJ
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