Where and how can I find uncharacterized genes in the human genome?
I was able to do this for S. cerevisiae on yeastgenome.org, but I am having trouble finding resources that will allow me to search for human genes that are associated with an unknown gene ontology (molecular function or biological process) annotation.
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You could use Ensembl BioMart. Filter by
GENE -> Limit to genes (external references)... -> with GO IDs -> excluded
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All xm/xp (from NCBI) are uncharacterized genes nathanielbd