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2. Literature describing the characterization of genes that currently lack GO annotation. | 2. Literature describing the characterization of genes that currently lack GO annotation. | ||
=== 4. Presentations and publications === | |||
=== 5. Other Highlights: === | |||
'''A. Ontology Development Contributions:''' | |||
** S. Tweedie participated in the kidney development content meeting held at Hinxton Jan, 2010 and S. Bunt reviewed the insect related terms from this meeting. | |||
''' B. Annotation Outreach and User Advocacy Efforts: ''' | |||
** S. Tweedie is a member of the GO news team. | |||
** S. Tweedie joined the GO help desk rota and answered addition help request relevant to Drosophila. | |||
** S. Tweedie participated in the Annotation Camp (July 2010) | |||
'''C. Other:''' |
Revision as of 14:53, 23 November 2010
1. Staff working on GOC tasks
Susan Tweedie (GO curator) 1 FTE
Stephanie Bunt (Literature curator)
Peter McQuilton (Literature curator)
Steven Marygold (Literature curator)
Gillian Millburn (Literature curator)
Raymund Stefancsik (Literature curator)
Kathleen Falls (Developer)
Andy Schroeder (Developer)
Total number of staff working on GOC tasks approx 1.5 FTE; total funded by NIH GO grant 0.
2. Annotation progress
Table showing progress in annotating Drosophila protein coding genes Nov 2009 - Nov 2010 (FB2009_09 - FB2010_09)
Nov 09 | Nov 10 | % change | % of total genes | |
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Protein coding genes with any GO annotation | 10097 | 10325 | +2.3% | 74.7% |
Protein coding genes with 1+ experimentally based term | 3511 | 3994 | +13.8% | 28.8% |
Protein coding genes with other non IEA, ND evidence | 4159 | 3847 | -7.5% | 27.8% |
Protein coding genes with only IEA | 1693 | 1713 | +1.2% | 12.4% |
Protein coding genes with only ND | 734 | 771 | +4.8% | 5.6% |
Note there are 13827 predicted protein coding genes in Drosophila (FlyBase release FB2010_09 - November 19th 2010) GO annotation is available for an additional 340 genes that encode RNA products and 2085 genes that are not localised to the genome.
Table showing annotation progress since the start of the Reference Genome project in August 2006
August 2006 | October 2008 | November 2009 | November 2010 | % change since Nov 2009 | |
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Experimental evidence | 11888 | 17322 | 20057 | 24115 | +20.2% |
Computational evidence | 14946 | 15487 | 15493 | 15493 | 0% |
Author/curator statements | 16711 | 16506 | 16379 | 16308 | -0.4% |
Electronic annotation | 22626 | 16010 | 14923 | 15641 | +4.8% |
No biological data available | 4997 | 5022 | 4992 | 5422 | +8.6% |
Total annotations | 71168 | 70351 | 71844 | 76979 | +7.1% |
Note this table includes annotations for genes all genes including those that have not yet been localized to the genome.
3. Methods and strategies for annotation
a. Literature curation:
b. Computational annotation strategies: GO annotation based on InterPro2GO mappings are updated with every release of FlyBase.
c. Priorities for annotation:
1. Literature associated with Reference Genome genes.
2. Literature describing the characterization of genes that currently lack GO annotation.
4. Presentations and publications
5. Other Highlights:
A. Ontology Development Contributions:
- S. Tweedie participated in the kidney development content meeting held at Hinxton Jan, 2010 and S. Bunt reviewed the insect related terms from this meeting.
B. Annotation Outreach and User Advocacy Efforts:
- S. Tweedie is a member of the GO news team.
- S. Tweedie joined the GO help desk rota and answered addition help request relevant to Drosophila.
- S. Tweedie participated in the Annotation Camp (July 2010)
C. Other: