exploring one class of protein after annotation
Hi,
I was wondering if PANTHER would be a good tool to use if I were interested in looking at a specific class of proteins in a transcriptome.
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I think that single-sentence questions are in general not providing enough information to be useful. Single-sentence answers as well, which is why I suggest that you elaborate on your particular problem.
I have a transcriptome that has been assembled and annotated. my next step is so look at a particular set of genes (gustatory). How am I able to do that after the annotation step has been completed?