Gene Ontology
Contents
- 1 Manual Literature Curation
- 2 Semi-Automated Methods of Curation
- 2.1 Textpresso-Based Curation
- 2.2 Phenotype2GO pipeline (Sanger and Caltech)
- 3 Software Development: Tools and Scripts
- 4 Taxon Constraints
- 5 WormBase contributions to Gene Ontology content
- 6 Annotation Practices
- 7 Plans/Projects in progress
- 8 Papers that use C. elegans GO Annotations
- 9 GO pipeline and scripts
Manual Literature Curation
Reference Genome (see also Reference Genome Inferential Annotations)
This summarizes the annotations that may need to be revised due to changes in the GO's representation of transcription.
7 Molecular Function terms will be obsoleted. They are listed below with the number of manual elegans annotations associated:
- GO:0003704 specific RNA polymerase II transcription factor activity - 8 (all Kimberly)
ceh-24 - ISS - changed to GO:0000981 sequence-specific DNA binding RNA polymerase II transcription factor activity ceh-27 - ISS - same as above ceh-28 - ISS - same as above elt-1 - IDA - same as above elt-3 - IMP - for WBPaper00004593, removed MF term (no longer comfortable with IMP MF terms from this type of experiment); also made corresponding BP term less granular, from positive regulation to just gene-specific transcription from pol II promoter elt-3 - IMP - same as for elt-3 above hlh-3 - IMP - for WBPaper00031977, removed MF term for same reason as above, also made BP term less granular as above zip-2 - IMP - for WBPaper00035891, same as above for elt-3 and hlh-3
Migration to UniProtKB Protein2GO Curation Tool
- UniProt-GOA syntax checking
- File Specifications for Downloading Manual Annotations for Protein2GO
- Scripts for file dumping and conversion
- GPAD to .ace file
- GPAD to .go file
- Specifications_for_WB_gpi_file
- What's staying in postgres?
Semi-Automated Methods of Curation
Textpresso-Based Curation
GO Cellular Component Curation - MOD-Specific Pages
General specifications
dictyBase
FlyBase
TAIR (this is the older page no longer used)
TAIR_CCC
WormBase
GO Cellular Component Curation - General Issues
Processing Gene and Protein Names for Searches and Curation
Specifications for CCC Curation from Textpresso Search Page
CCC Form 2.0 Specifications
- MFC - GO Molecular Function Curation using Textpresso
mf_hmm tool
in vitro flagging
Phenotype2GO pipeline (Sanger and Caltech)
- The old Sanger script that generates the gene_association file (from Igor's work in January 2009) was changed. Instead of an exclusion list and 'include list' that comprises papers (mostly large scale genome-wide studies) is provided to the script. This list is curator approved and explicitly agreed upon for the propagation of GO terms to genes based on their RNAi phenotypes.
- A new script is used, to use it invoke the script with the -includelist option, e.g.: Run parse_go_terms_new.pl -o gene_association.wb -rnai -include includelist.txt (this example only parses RNAi experiments, to generate full file, you should also give '-gene -var' options as before).
- If you invoke it with '-acefile <filename>' option, the script will also generate Gene-GO_term connections derived from phenotypes. This is currently done by the phenotype procedure of the inherit_GO_terms.pl script.
- The old script: inherit_GO_terms.pl does not consult any exclusion/inclusion files. To alter Sanger's version of parse_go_terms_new.pl, a patch file was provided.
- Current status:From Igor's e-mail, March 2009: I don't think the phenotype option of the inherit_go_terms script has been disabled. The script should be run without the '-variation' option, but the gene_association file still has those. Try this:
grep -i wbpheno gene_association.WS200.wb.ce |grep -v RNAi This is now resolved.
- Phenotype2GO Mappings File
- Phenotype2GO Mappings Sept. 09
- Phenotype2GO Paper Inclusion List
- Phenotype2GO Analysis
InterPro2GO Mappings for IEA Annotations
Reference Genome Inferential Annotations
Software Development: Tools and Scripts
Reference Genome Reports - Annotation Coverage
Ontology Annotator - The GO annotation interface
WormBase gene association file
Taxon Constraints
From Chris Mungall, 8/19/2011:
The taxon checks are run weekly, and the reports deposited here:
http://www.geneontology.org/quality_control/annotation_checks/taxon_checks/
Note that this service will be subsumed into a more comprehensive annotation QC service (apologies if you weren't at the USC meeting, where this was demoed). This is, in general, the plan for many of the ad-hoc scripts and cron reports we perform now. I will send an email to the GOC list next week describing the roll-out process for this.
For the QC checks, the idea is to push the checking as far upstream as possible. A weekly report is too reactive. This could be done at the time of submission. Even better, the annotation tool could use the central web service at the time of annotation.
WormBase contributions to Gene Ontology content
2013
- L-lysine transport
- L-arginine transport
- L-histidine transport
- early endosome to recycling endosome transport
- corrected definition of recycling endosome
2012
- nematode larval development, heterochronic
- regulation of nematode larval development, heterochronic
- transforming growth factor receptor signaling pathway involved in multicellular organism growth
- insulin receptor signaling pathway involved in determination of adult lifespan
- positive, negative regulation of oviposition
- pairing center
- muscle projection, muscle projection membrane (narrow synonyms: myopodia, muscle arm)
- regulation of synaptic plasticity by receptor localization to synapse
- regulation of basement membrane organization
- regulation of RNA interference
- regulation, positive, negative of oocyte maturation
- incorrect InterPro2GO mapping for IPR003131
- dishabituation
- double-stranded DNA-dependent ATPase activity
- new representation of tail tip morphogenesis
- synonym for nuclear inner membrane
- change definition of apical junction complex
- regulation, positive, negative of serine-type endopeptidase activity
- regulation, positive, negative of neuromuscular synaptic transmission
2011
- protein binding - SUMO conjugating enzyme
- regulation of neuron migration
- basement membrane assembly involved in embryonic body morphogenesis
- parentage of dauer larval development - also include dormancy process
- regulation of ATP biosynthetic process
- regulation, positive, negative of dipeptide transport
- regulation of phospholipid transport
- regulation, positive, negative of endocytic recyling
- suggested change to InterPro2GO mapping for GoLoco motif
- GABAergic neuron differentiation
- pre-mRNA binding
- nitric oxide sensory activity
- age-dependent behavioral decline
- regulation, positive, negative of anterograde axon cargo transport and retrograde axon cargo transport
- aggrephagy
- germ cell proliferation
- in progress - centrosome maturation - when, what, how
- defecation motor program
- modifications to terms and definitions of cilium assembly and sensory cilium assembly
- ciliary transition zone
- regulation and pos/neg regulation of microtubule motor activity
- nickel ion homeostasis and cellular nickel ion homeostasis
- neurotransmitter receptor catabolic process
2010
- regulation of defecation, positive and negative children (2010)
- mitochondrial prohibitin complex (2010)
- cilium terms (2010, updates/revisions to terms added in 2005)
- octapamine/tyramine signaling involved in the response to food (and the regulation terms) (2010)
- alpha-tubulin acetylation (2010)
- phagosome maturation involved in apoptotic cell clearance (2010)
- phagosome acidification involved in apoptotic cell clearance(2010)
- phagolysosome assembly involved in apoptotic cell clearance (2010)
- phagosome-lysosome docking involved in apoptotic cell clearance (2010
- phagosome-lysosome fusion involved in apoptotic cell clearance (2010)
- neuropeptide receptor binding (2010)
- striated muscle contraction involved in embryonic body morphogenesis (2010)
- striated muscle myosin thick filament assembly (2010)
- striated muscle paramyosin thick filament assembly (2010)
- determination of left/right asymmetry in the nervous system (2010)
- regulation of locomotion (including positive and negative regulation child terms) involved in locomotory behavior (2010)
- detoxification of arsenic (2010)
- chondroitin sulfate proteoglycan binding (2010)
- chondroitin sulfate binding (2010)
- regulation (includes positive and negative regulation child terms) of nematode larval development (2010)
- regulation of (includes positive and negative regulation terms) dauer larval development (2010)
2009
- response to drug withdrawel (2009)
- phosphatidylserine exposure on apoptotic cell surface (2009)
2008
- regulation of synaptic vesicle priming (2008)
- chloride-activated potassium channel activity (2008)
- transdifferentiation (2008)
- Regulation of ovulation terms (2008)
- Process terms for gap junction proteins (2008)
- piRNA and 21U-RNA terms (2008)
2007
- dense body (sensu Nematoda) cellular component term (2007)
- GO:0000775, GO:0000779, GO:0000780
- D/V and A/P axon guidance terms (2007)
- palmitoyl-CoA 9-desaturase activity (2007)
- response to hyperoxia (2007)
- Cuticle component terms (2007)
- response to anoxia (2007)
2006
- dynein light intermediate chain binding (2006)
- Regulation terms for cell and nuclear division (2006)
- Several child terms for apoptosis (2006)
2005
- Cilium terms (2005)
2004
- Intraflagellar transport particle-component terms (2004)
- oogenesis (non-species specific term)(2004)
Modifications to the Ontology
- Revised definition for muscle homeostasis (2010)
- Added dense core vesicle synonym to dense core granule (2010)
- Updated definition and moved parentage for intraflagellar transport (2009)
- Added lethargus as synonym for sleep (2008)
- Change to the definitions of the component terms: GO:0000775, GO:0000779, GO:0000780 which refer to the centromeres or chromosome, pericentric region (2007)
- Change to parent of tail tip morphogenesis (sensu Nematoda) (2006)
- GO:0046536, dosage compensation complex definition (2006)
Annotation Practices
Cellular Component Annotations
If a protein contains a transmembrane domain, but expression experiments are not at sufficient resolution to show membrane localization, what annotation should we make?
Example: WBPaper00036024
WormBase use of Column 16
Column 16 refers to a column in the Gene Ontology's (GO) tab-delimited gene association file (gaf) that WormBase submits to the GO consortium on a regular basis.
Column 16 has been referred to as the Annotation Extension column in that it provides a placeholder for curation details that cannot be captured by a GO term alone, for example the substrate upon which an enzyme acts.
A number of different types of information could conceivably be entered into Column 16. The list below begins to document the potential use of Column 16 by WormBase curators with any additional information or questions that have arisen during the course of curation.
In the GAF, there will be an explicit relationship between the entity in Column 16 and the GO term. The annotation extension relations are viewable here:
http://www.geneontology.org/scratch/xps/go_annotation_extension_relations.obo
Column 16 curation at WormBase is just beginning and will likely be fleshed out more fully over the next few months.
In the Ontology Annotator, Column 16 data is being entered into the 'Xref to' field in the following format: Column 16: Xref ID
Biological Process Examples:
Translational Regulation
Example 1: sup-26 is annotated to GO:0017148, negative regulation of translation. The entry in Column 16 is the target of that regulation, tra-2.
In OA entry: Column 16: WB:WBGene00006605
[Typedef]
id: has_regulation_target
name: has_regulation_target
def: "Identifies a gene or gene product affected by a regulation BP or regulator MF." [GOC:mah]
comment: probably want to add one or two new subtypes that capture something about directness
domain: GO:0065007 ! biological regulation
range: TEMP:0000003 ! gene or gene product
is_a: OBO_REL:has_participant
mRNA Processing
Example: sup-12 mutations affect splicing of unc-60 transcripts.
Reference: WBPaper00024604
Defense Response
Example 1: lys-7 is required for defense response to Cryptococcus neoformans
In OA entry: Column 16: NCBI:192011 (a taxon ID)
Response to Terms
Example 1: daf-2 is shown to be involved in response to oxidative stress by treating animals with paraquat. WBPaper00005488
In OA entry: annotate to 'response to oxidative stress' using CHEBI:34905
Cell Fate Specification
Example 1: egl-38 is found to be required for cell fate specification in the male tail. WBPaper00002924
Could add a number of Anatomy Terms to Column 16 (not done yet).
Regulation of Protein Localization
Example 1: hmp-1 and jac-1;hmp-1 double mutants are shown to affect the distribution of HMR-1. WBPaper00005972
Added WBGene ID of HMR-1 to Column 16.
Molecular Function Examples:
Nucleic Acid Binding
Example 1: sup-26 is annotated to GO:0003730, mRNA 3'-UTR binding. The entry in Column 16 is the target of that binding, tra-2.
In OA entry: Column 16: WB:WBGene00006605
Cellular Component Examples:
So far, there are three types of extensions added to Cellular Component annotations:
- part_of(Anatomy_term) http://wiki.geneontology.org/index.php/Annotation_Extension_Relation:part_of
- exists_during(Lifestage) http://wiki.geneontology.org/index.php/Annotation_Extension_Relation:exists_during
- exists_during(GO Biological Process) http://wiki.geneontology.org/index.php/Annotation_Extension_Relation:exists_during
Plans/Projects in progress
?GO_annotation model
- The GO annotation model is becomingly increasingly complex, capturing more annotation detail.
- The proposed model below would create a #GO_annotation_info hash.
- 'With' or 'From', for the use of additional identifiers with the use of certain evidence codes like IPI, IGI, etc.
- Annotation Extension for capturing cross references to other ontologies
- Qualifying an annotation with the GO qualifiers 'not' 'contributes_to' or 'colocalizes with'
- Uses the Database tag to capture GO_REF IDs for annotations that do not use a published paper, but rather a documented GO curation practice (used for ND annotations, for example see GO References
- If an experiment describes the activity of a specific protein isoform, this would be captured in the Annotated_isoform tag with a UniProtKB accession.
Proposed new ?GO_annotation_info hash:
?Gene GO_term ?GO_term XREF Gene #GO_annotation_info
?GO_annotation_info Relation ?RO_term #Evidence
GO_code ?ECO_term #Evidence
Annotation_made_with ?Gene #Evidence
?Motif #Evidence
?RNAi #Evidence
?Variation #Evidence
?Phenotype #Evidence
?Text #Evidence //This could be ID from another MOD, for example.
Annotation_extension ?RO_term ?Life_stage #Evidence
?RO_term ?Gene #Evidence
?RO_term ?Database ?Database_field Text #Evidence
?RO_term ?Anatomy_term #Evidence
?RO_term ?GO_term #Evidence
Annotation_qualifier Not #Evidence
Colocalizes_with #Evidence
Contributes_to #Evidence
Annotation_isoform Database ?Database ?Database_field Text #Evidence //e.g., UniProtKB:Q9N5D6-1, would
be nice to use WP:CE
Gene_product_properties Text #Evidence //CV for annotation completeness, inclusion in special GO curation projects.
?GO_term model
Proposal for new ?GO_term model:
?GO_term Name UNIQUE ?Text
Status UNIQUE Valid
Obsolete
Namespace UNIQUE Biological_process
Cellular_component
Molecular_function
Alternate_id ?Text
Definition UNIQUE ?Text
Comment Text
Synonym Broad ?Text
Exact ?Text
Narrow ?Text
Related ?Text
Parent Is_a ?GO_term XREF Is //Except for the root terms, all terms should have this
Child Is ?GO_term XREF Is_a
Part_of ?GO_term
Regulates ?GO_term
Negatively_regulates ?GO_term
Positively_regulates ?GO_term
Has_part ?GO_term
Intersection_of ?GO_term //For specifying origin of cross-products.
?Text //This will be a relation ontology term and external ontology term. Eventually articulate?
Consider ?GO_term //Gives a term which may be an appropriate substitute for an obsolete term.
Replaced_by ?GO_term //Gives a term which replaces an obsolete term.
Attribute_of ?Motif XREF GO_term //Needed for InterPro2GO mapping.
?Gene XREF GO_term //Annotated entity for manual annotations.
?CDS XREF GO_term //Annotated entity for InterPro2GO and Phenotype2GO mappings.
?Sequence XREF GO_term //Still needed?
?Transcript XREF GO_term //Still needed?
?Phenotype XREF GO_term
?Anatomy_term XREF GO_term
?Homology_group XREF GO_term //Still needed?
?Expr_pattern XREF GO_term
?Expression_cluster XREF GO_term
?Picture XREF Cellular_component
?WBProcess XREF GO_term
Index Ancestor ?GO_term //Consider transitivity. Is this what's used for web display?
Descendent ?GO_term //Consider transitivity. Is this what's used for web display?
Version UNIQUE Text //SVN revision number
Evidence Code Ontology Model
Proposal for a new ?Evidence_code object:
?Evidence_code Name ?Text
Status UNIQUE Valid
Obsolete
Namespace ?Text
Alternate_id ?Text
Definition ?Text
Comment Text
Synonym ?Text Scope_modifier UNIQUE Broad
Exact
Narrow
Related
DB_info Database ?Database ?Database_field ?Accession_number Text ##PSI-MI, GO_REF, GOECO
Relationships is_a ?Evidence_code //Except for the root terms, all terms should have this
Intersection_of ?GO_term
?Text //This will be a relation ontology term and external ontology term. Eventually articulate?
Created_by Text
Creation_date Text
Version UNIQUE Text
Expanded IEP Evidence Code
What kinds of experiments are used to inform selection of the IEP evidence code?
- WBPaper00006024|PMID:12869585 - promoter reporter fusions showing increased expression under different stress conditions. This type of experiment assays promoter activity.
- WBPaper00006024|PMID:12869585 - translational fusion showing increased expression under different stress conditions. Time frame of the response suggests that this is a posttranscriptional event, possibly moving from cytoplasm to the nucleus or perhaps some change in conformation?
- Possible evidence code: ECO:0000280 protein expression level evidence used in manual assertion
- WBPaper00026814|PMID:16166371 - experiment measures an increase in the modified (i.e., phosphorylated) form of PMK-1 in response to treatment with several different oxidative stresses, e.g., sodium aresenite, paraquat (superoxide), and t-butyl peroxide (hydrogen peroxide).
Progress Report 2011
Papers that use C. elegans GO Annotations
- WBPaper00035429
- The resulting fold-changes and p-values were then used for GOMiner [36] and Cytoscape [37,38] analyses.
- Detailed descriptions of GOMiner and Cytoscape analyses are accessible as Supplemental methods.
- Detailed GOMiner and Cytoscape (jActiveModules and BiNGO) analyses of strain-to-strain differences under both UV and control conditions can be found in Supplemental data files 2–5 (GOMiner) and 6–7 (BiNGO).
- Differentially expressed transcripts (defined as absolute fold change value > 1.3, a log ratio p-value < 0.05 by Rosetta Resolver, and a log(10) intensity measurement > −0.4) along with fold-change, p-values and GO annotation are listed for each strain and year in Supplemental data file 8.
- 3.9. Gene ontology (GO) biological processes altered 3 h post-UVC exposure
- Since our list of UVC-regulated genes based on a minimal 1.3-fold change was relatively short (Table 1), we also carried out a jActiveModules network analysis. This algorithm can identify subnetworks highly enriched in regulated genes even if the fold-changes are not large, since it is based only on p-values [37].
- 36. Zeeberg BR, Feng W, Wang G, Wang MD, Fojo AT, Sunshine M, Narasimhan S, Kane DW, Reinhold WC, Lababidi S, Bussey KJ, Riss J, Barrett JC, Weinstein JN. GoMiner: a resource for biological interpretation of genomic and proteomic data. Genome Biol. 2003;4:R28. [PMC free article] [PubMed]
- 37. Ideker T, Ozier O, Schwikowski B, Siegel AF. Discovering regulatory and signalling circuits in molecular interaction networks. Bioinformatics. 2002;18 Suppl 1:S233–S240. [PubMed]
- WBPaper00040880 - The 662 genes associated with the modification of 128Q-neuron dysfunction appeared to encompass a variety of biological processes (cell death, protein folding, intracellular transport, metabolic processes, response to stress, stress-activated pathways) that may have a role in neurodegenerative disease pathogenesis as suggested by their functional classification using GO annotations (Figure 3, Additional file 7: Tables S6; Additional file 8: Table S7).
- GO enrichment tests were performed using Ontologizer v2.0.
- Bauer S, Grossmann S, Vingron M, Robinson PN : Ontologizer 2.0--a multifunctional tool for GO term enrichment analysis and data exploration.
- In this respect, the network-boosted data analysis of our RNAi dataset was more instructive compared to the sole use of GO annotations or gene set enrichment analysis.
- WBPaper00040896 - Supplementary Table 2
- Enriched GO groups were defined using the Generanker tool in the Genomatix Genome Analyzer software (http://www.genomatix.de/en/produkte/genomatix-genome-analyzer.html).
- WBPaper00040998
- To identify pathways and molecular functions common to the genes observed by microarray analysis, we employed the gene ontology (GO) enrichment analysis using GOrilla [21]. As expected due to NHR-49’s known role in lipid biology, there was a significant overrepresentation of GO-terms for functions related to fat metabolism (Figure 2 and Table 2). We also found that pathways regulating protein processing, maturation and proteolysis were overrepresented.
- Figure 2. Functional classification summary for the nhr-49 mutant are represented as a scatter plot using the GO visualization tool REViGO.
- Gene ontology (GO) enrichment analysis was performed using GOrilla [21]. Each list from the limma analysis was ranked from smallest to largest p-value and analyzed for enriched biological process ontology terms found near the top of the list. Functional classification summary for the nhr-49 mutant were presented as a scatter plot using the GO visualization tool REViGO [51].
- Eden E, Navon R, Steinfeld I, Lipson D, Yakhini Z (2009) GOrilla: a tool for discovery and visualization of enriched GO terms in ranked gene lists. BMC Bioinformatics 10: 48.
- Supek F, Boˇsnjak M, Sˇkunca N, Sˇmuc T (2011) REVIGO Summarizes and Visualizes Long Lists of Gene Ontology Terms. PLoS ONE 6: e21800. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0021800.
- WBPaper00041080
- WBPaper00041771
- Gene ontology classification was acquired using the Database for Annotation, Visualization, and Integrated Discovery (DAVID, http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/).
- DAVID identified many biological themes among our list of STAU-1 targets. These included embryonic, larval, and reproductive development (Fig. 5B and Supplemental Dataset 1). These are consistent with Staufen’s previously characterized role in developmental patterning in Drosophila oocytes and embryos (32,33,62).
- In addition, major GO terms associated with the human Staufen targets include cellular metabolism and cellular processes (42), and are not similar to the GO terms associated with C. elegans STAU-1 targets. We note that our studies analyzed STAU-1- associated RNAs in whole animals containing a wide array of cell types, whereas the human proteins were analyzed in a cultured cell line. Thus the biological meaning of the apparent differences in the targets of the human and worm proteins is uncertain.
GO pipeline and scripts
SOP for generating a gene association file
In the acedb user account on Tazendra at:/home/acedb/ranjana/GO:
--Use ftp://ftp.sanger.ac.uk/pub/wormbase/releases/WS211/ONTOLOGY/gene_association.WS211.wb.ce
--use'grep IEA gene_association.WSXXX.wb.ce>gene_association.wb.electronic to separate the IEAs.
--grep WBPhenotype gene_association.WSXXX.wb.ce > gene_association.wb.rnai2go(to get i.e both Erich's earlier RNAi2GO ones and the new associations based on allele phenotypes that went into WormBase WS186).
--copy the right go.go.<date> file from /home/acedb/ranjana/citace_upload/go_curation/go_dumper_files/ to this directory,change name to gene_association.wb.manual.
--new GOA elegans file, from 04.02.12, for external annots (use 'wget ftp://ftp.ebi.ac.uk/pub/databases/GO/goa/proteomes/9.C_elegans.goa')
--Run the ./wrapper.pl script
Output will include the various error types
--Run ./strip_errors_and_concatenate.pl
Scp the generated gene association file to a local machine for post-processing and upload to the GOC
In the tmp directory on Maya:
--scp file to Maya
--removed 'NOT' annotations from mtm-9, vha-2, vha-3, hsp-60, hsp-12.3, hsp-12.6. (We do not take out NOT annotations anymore)
--removed header from the middle of concatenated file in two places (on top of UniProt file too, search for 'gaf-version') and placed on top of file (correct minor mistake in header--space after the $ on one of the lines)
--And move the following header from the middle of file to the top of file:
!Version: $Revision: $
!Organism: Caenorhabditis elegans
!date: $Date: $
!From: WormBase
--Add these two lines at the bottom of header:
!DataBase_Project_Name: WormBase WS215/WS216
!gaf-version: 2.0
--Remove the header 'gaf 2.0', from the top of the UniProt file
--gzip file
--Copy file to the tmp directory
Use SVN commands to upload to the GO, also update README file every upload.
SOP for generating a GO dump ace file
On Tazendra, acedb account:
--run the ./wrapper.pl script at /home/acedb/ranjana/citace_upload/go_curation/
--./wrapper.pl dumps both go.ace and go.go files under /home/acedb/ranjana/citace_upload/go_curation/go_dumper_files/ with dates appended
-- go.go.20090731 and go.ace.20090731.091726 files created under /go_dumper_files
--Run the check_go_ace.pl script as './check_go_ace.pl filename'
./check_go_ace.pl (NOTE: THIS SCRIPT NO LONGER RUN)
then strips out errors that don't have to do with the Gene header, and puts all errors in the error_files/go.err.time (if it's in the go.ace.time format it replaces the ace part with err)
--As of now the script is removing only the erroneous line but not the curator_confirmed line associated and directly under this line, which needs to be removed manually. Need to think about this.
--Run the count_stuff_for_ace.pl on the script to get the numbers
Note***Worked with JC to modify check_go_ace.pl, actually this script is no longer relevant and could be skipped, since we are using the OA.
--scp file to maya.caltech.edu and rename file in format:
032107_WS174_go_dump.ace
--Manually remove these annotations that are actually 'NOT'annotations of:
mtm-9 WBGene00003479 GO:0004438
vha-2 WBGene00006911 GO:0009790--looks like annotation was removed manually, no longer in dump
vha-3 WBGene00006912 GO:0009790--looks like annotation was removed manually, no longer in dump
hsp-60 WBGene00002025 GO:0009408 (added from WS194 upload)
hsp-12.3 WBGene00002012 GO:0051082 (added from WS202 upload)
hsp-12.6 WBGene00002013 GO:0051082 and GO:0006950
--Test file syntax and #of objects in local citace mirror on Juno:
Read in file for syntax errors
Count #of WBGenes, Papers, WBPersons before and after loading ace file
--scp file to citace@spica.caltech.edu:/home/citace/Data_for_citace/Data_from_Ranjana/.
The following files are submitted to the citace account on citace@spica.caltech.edu every build:
To: /home/citace/Data_for_citace/Data_from_Ranjana/
1. date_WSXXX_go_dump.ace (dumped from postgres, from the manual curation via Phenote)
2. variation2goterm_VarID.ace. This is the file where allele names have been converted to WBVarIDs by Wen. Use this file until this data is read into Postgres.
3. phenotype2go_mappings.ace (consolidated phenotype2go mappings for any given build).
4. The WSXXXGOterms.ace file that Wen dumped (change name from WS208GO.ace)
TO: /home/citace/Data_for_Ontology/ at citace@spica.caltech.edu
NOTE:These genes were added to the paper editor, so this file is no longer manually being put into citace.
5. WBPaper00038491_genes.ace added genes to paper connection for Daniel Shaye
Change directory to: Data_for_Ontology/, under /home/citace/.
Here use 'wget' to get gene_ontology_edit.obo file from
http://www.geneontology.org/ontology/obo_format_1_2/gene_ontology.1_2.obo.
Rename file in the format: gene_ontology.WS231.obo.
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