Hi,
I have a file with some geneIDs and I want to make a list of GO terms that are overrepresented in the geneset, consisting of the significant hits. I have used the DAVID website, and chose my geneIDs that were significant as the first list to paste in. Then to have a correct background I chose the non-significant geneIDs from my list. When I do this, I click on "Functional annotation clustering" to see the analysis, but how can I get a list of the GO terms then?
Do I make my own list in a Word document or can I make a list online ?
Thanks in advance
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H o3964fn4ni,
GeneSCF will be the convenient solution for you to test multiple list. But it is command line tool, not web based.
For presentation of data check these posts,
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Hi o3964fn4n,
Don't forget to follow up on your previous threads:
If an answer was helpful it's most appropriate to upvote it. If the answer resolved your question you should mark it as accepted.
Cheers,
Wouter
Looks like you advice was followed with at least one of the threads :)
That's a nice start!
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