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Advaita iPathwayGuide - How many GO modules are possible for each gene?

Hi everyone,

I am working through some data in iPathwayGuide on Advaita. I am hoping to prioritize genes of interest by noting how many significant GO modules each gene goes into. The problem with this "frequency" is that it is biased towards genes in which it is possible for them to belong in more modules than other genes. Does anyone know if there is an easy way to identify how many GO modules a given gene is able to contribute to?

Thanks! Paige Bensing

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updated 1.6 years ago by Ram

• written 1.6 years ago by pbensing •

Since this is commercial software your best bet may be to contact their tech support to get prompt help. While you may get an answer here not many are going to have access to this software.

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written 1.6 years ago by GenoMax

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