Number of gene productsIn this taxonAnnotated to this GO term directly or indirectly 2Mammalsphotosynthesis 5Mammalsmale germ-line cyst formation 14non-Arthropodshemocyte.

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Number of gene productsIn this taxonAnnotated to this GO term directly or indirectly 2Mammalsphotosynthesis 5Mammalsmale germ-line cyst formation 14non-Arthropodshemocyte differentiation 2123non-Eukaryotesmulticellular organismal process 12919non-Eukaryotesnucleus 5Dictyosteliumgametophyte development 2290non-Virusesviral reproduction 1Mammalscompound eye development 27non-Mammalslactation 2Mammalsfat body development

Number of gene products In this taxonAnnotated to this GO term directly or indirectly literature/ exp ISS/RCAIEAother 2Mammalsphotosynthesis2 5Mammalsmale germ-line cyst formation1 IMP1 ISS3 14non-Arthropodshemocyte differentiation1 IEP6 ISS7 TAS 2123non-Eukaryotesmulticellular organismal process7 IDA10 ISS20925 NAS, 9 TAS 12919non-Eukaryotesnucleus Dictyosteliumgametophyte development5 2290non-Virusesviral reproduction1 IC, 54 IDA, 30 IMP 554 ISS, 8 RCA NAS, 71 TAS 1Mammalscompound eye development1RCA 27non-Mammalslactation3 ISS24 2Mammalsfat body development1 ISS1 NR

File Format GO termGO:idrelationshiptaxon nametaxon id photosynthesisGO: never_in_taxonMammaliaTaxonomy ID: male germ-line cyst formationGO: never_in_taxonMammaliaTaxonomy ID: hemocyte differentiationGO: never_outside_taxonArthropodaTaxonomy ID: 6656 multicellular organismal processGO: never_outside_taxonEukaryotaTaxonomy ID: 2759 nucleusGO: never_outside_taxonEukaryotaTaxonomy ID: 2759 gametophyte developmentGO: never_in_taxonDictyosteliumTaxonomy ID: 5782 viral reproductionGO: never_outside_taxonVirusesTaxonomy ID: compund eye developmentGO: never_in_taxonMammaliaTaxonomy ID: lactationGO: never_outside_taxonMammaliaTaxonomy ID: fat body developmentGO: never_in_taxonMammaliaTaxonomy ID: 40674