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Conference call to discuss transcription related ontology changes is planned for 17th September. | Conference call to discuss transcription related ontology changes is planned for 17th September. | ||
==M. tuberculosis annotations== | ==M. tuberculosis annotations== | ||
Manual annotations for M. tuberculosis were sent to GOA for possible integration into their database. There are approx. 6000 annotations of which ~3000 are from high-throughput papers. Rama and Rachael checked many of the annotations which were of high-quality. After discussion with the GO managers it was decided that they were appropriate for inclusion into the GOA database. The annotations will be released as part of | Manual annotations for M. tuberculosis were sent to GOA for possible integration into their database. There are approx. 6000 annotations of which ~3000 are from high-throughput papers. Rama and Rachael checked many of the annotations which were of high-quality. After discussion with the GO managers it was decided that they were appropriate for inclusion into the GOA database. The annotations will be released as part of GOA's September release. | ||
Revision as of 07:42, 21 September 2010
Proposal to Merge Mailing lists
- The merging of the mailing lists into [GO-discuss] happened on 20th August
Making Progress with updating Documentation
Hard QC checks
- Email summarizing the new Annotation QC checks was sent out 9th August.
Transcription overhaul
Conference call to discuss transcription related ontology changes is planned for 17th September.
M. tuberculosis annotations
Manual annotations for M. tuberculosis were sent to GOA for possible integration into their database. There are approx. 6000 annotations of which ~3000 are from high-throughput papers. Rama and Rachael checked many of the annotations which were of high-quality. After discussion with the GO managers it was decided that they were appropriate for inclusion into the GOA database. The annotations will be released as part of GOA's September release.