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GOslim missing GO term
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GSEABase - Map gene/transcript IDs to GOslims?
gseabase
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gene ontology
goslim
5.7 years ago • updated 2.7 years ago
samwhite
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GSEABase - View/extract GO terms mapped to each GOslim
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Resolved- GSEAbase: goSlim function, pb with counts
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Obtaining Go slim terms from biomaRt
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Create list of genes within each GOslim term
gene ontology
goslim
enrichment analysis
gene annotation
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