The nearest common ancestor of GO terms
I want to find the nearest ancestor of several GO terms from DAG. Is there any proper tools? preferably use perl or python. Thank you very much!
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When you said ancestor I though last common ancestor. This tool is no published yet but shows you along the evolutionary lineages since when a term exists, in other words, when it has been originated, fell free to testing:
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