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| Here are the steps that I can think of in doing manual annotation:
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| 1) Find a paper that shows the function of a gene product or the biological process or cellular location in which it acts.
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| 2) Find the accession number of the gene product, e.g. from UniProt or GenBank.
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| 3) Find the GO term that is appropriate using AmiGO.
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| 4) Choose the evidence code for the experiment that was done. (See evidence code docs.)
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| 5) Note down the pubmed id for the paper.
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| 6) Put these in a spreadsheet with the appropriate headings.
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| (Shall we provide a spreadsheet with the headings?
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| 7) Send to the GO Consortium.
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| Q) Shall we also include all the other fields or will this get very complicated?
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