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Bidirectional genes
Download 5′ UTR for all RefSeq genes using the UCSC Table Browser. Separate features according to strand Use intersectBed to find overlapping features Performing a GO enrichment analysis on the unique list of bidirectional genes and using all the genes … Continue reading
Extract gene names according to GO terms
Find genes that are associated with a known gene ontology term: See also: org.Hs.eg.db Source: bioconductor mailing list thread -> [BioC] Query Gene Ontology
Of the RefSeq’s that have CpG islands 1,000 bp upstream, what are the GO terms – part 2?
Using GO.db and GOstats, I obtained the gene list with bona fide CpG islands upstream and conducted a GO enrichment analysis. The choice of the gene universe is again all RefSeq gene models. Enriched Biological Processes include: 1 primary metabolic … Continue reading
Gene Ontology enrichment analysis
Using R, we need these packages: “GO.db” and “GOstats”. Instructions for installing these packages are here. I work with RefSeq’s; the GOstats package requires Entrez ID’s. Use refseq2entrez.pl to convert the IDs. For this analysis, my universe list is every … Continue reading