Annotation Advocacy and Coordination group report for November 2011

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Personnel

GO managers: Rama Balakrishnan and Emily Dimmer, who support the work carried out by the GO Consortium annotation groups.

Outreach

November 2011 PomBase: Run an undergraduate GO annotation practical for first year biochemists at Cambridge University which involves GO annotation of a set of fission yeast papers. We will do this practical for the 2nd year running on 14th Nov. We hope to roll this out as a departmental mini-workshop for people to annotate their own papers when the generic community is available.

UniProt-GOA and FlyBase: discussion with AGOA (Auditory GO annotation initiative)

October 2011 Jim Hu and Brenley McIntosh: GO and CACO talk;whether high school students from these high-performing science schools could participate in CACAO Anual professional meeting of the National Consortium of Specialized Secondary Schools of Mathematics, Science, and Technology.

September 2011 BHF-UCL: run a 2 day annotation workshop for 20 UCL staff and postgraduate students

BHF-UCL: 4 of last years MSc students to participate in the CACAO competition

BHF-UCL: Taught a module of the MSc genetics of Human Disease (attended by 18 students), the students are required to annotate 3 papers using GO terms during the course.

July 2011

Jim Hu: GO and CACO talk at the ASM-JGI Functional Genomics Workshop at Hiram College in Hiram, Ohio.

Development of Annotation Guidelines

  • Development of Annotation guidelines for annotating to Transcription related terms (MF and BP)
  • New clause for use of IC evidence code (documentation)
  • Jamboree to go through annotation related issues on transcription
  • Guidelines for populating Col-16 in collaboration with Val, Midori
  • Mapping ECO codes to GO evidence codes
  • More QC checks ('with' column for IPI), annotations to GO:0005488, binding should also be made with IPI and should have an ID in the with column.
  • Invited Eleanor Stanley from UniProt to talk about complete proteome and Reference proteome