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D D ? ? D D ? ?Check sequences TAIR? E. coli? ? ISS IDA, IMP, IGI, IC
no EXP? IDA, IMP, IGI, IPI IDA IDA, IMP, IPI Human: P check D no EXP? no EXP? no EXP? ? ?Check sequences
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Molecular Function Questions:
GO term Hs Mm Rn Gg Dr Dm Ce Dd At Sc Sp Ec GO: DNA topoisomerase (ATP-hydrolyzing) activity IDA IDA, IGI IDA, IGI, IMP IDA? GO: DNA-dependent ATPase activity GO: ATP binding ? IC GO: DNA binding ? GO: chromatin binding ? GO: protein homodimerization activity ? IPI IPI? GO: protein heterodimerization activity ? Questions: 1. Should " GO: DNA topoisomerase (ATP-hydrolyzing) activity " be a child of "GO: DNA-dependent ATPase activity", or does that create a TPV since its parent is not an ATPase? 2. Should substrate binding be captured for all organisms? 3. Should homo/heterodimerization be captured for all organisms?
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Rejected for propagation of annotations (Molecular Function)
GO: protein kinase C binding human IPI GO: protein binding mouse GO: protein C-terminus binding GO: drug binding IDA GO: histone deacetylase binding GO: ubiquitin binding IMP GO: sequence-specific DNA binding rat GO: satellite DNA binding fly GO: mRNA binding GO: rDNA binding GO: four-way junction DNA binding
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Biological Process Questions:
GO term Hs Mm Rn Gg Dr Dm Ce Dd At Sc Sp Ec GO: DNA topological change IDA? IDA IDA, IGI, IMP GO: chromosome segregation IMP IDA, IMP GO: mitotic chromosome condensation GO: chromosome condensation GO: apoptotic chromosome condensation GO: transcription of nuclear rRNA large RNA polymerase I transcript IGI GO: positive regulation of retroviral genome replication GO: positive regulation of transcription from RNA polymerase II promoter transcription, DNA-dependent Questions: Annotate to " GO: DNA ligation " (Human, IDA)? See definition of 'DNA topoisomerase activity; includes ligation Should "DNA ligation" even be a process? Isn't it a single step?
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Rejected for propagation of annotations (Biological Process)
GO: reproduction Worm IMP GO: regulation of mitotic recombination GO: resolution of meiotic joint molecules as recombinants GO: cytokinesis GO: cell division GO: embryonic development ending in birth or egg hatching GO: embryonic cleavage Mouse GO: positive regulation of apoptosis Human IDA GO: DNA strand elongation during DNA replication Yeast GO: establishment or maintenance of chromatin architecture Pombe IGI GO: chromatin assembly or disassembly GO: chromatin silencing Fly GO: mRNA export from nucleus GO: response to DNA damage stimulus GO: mitotic spindle organization GO: meiotic recombination GO: chromatin remodeling at centromere
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Cellular Component Questions:
GO term Hs Mm Rn Gg Dr Dm Ce Dd At Sc Sp Ec GO: DNA topoisomerase complex (ATP-hydrolyzing) IDA IDA? GO: nucleus Questions: Should the definition of " GO: DNA topoisomerase complex (ATP-hydrolyzing)" be fixed? Should " GO: DNA topoisomerase complex (ATP-hydrolyzing)" be a child of chromosome or chromatin?
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Rejected for propagation of annotations (Cellular Component)
GO: soluble fraction fly IDA GO: insoluble fraction GO: membrane fraction e. coli GO: mitochondrion S. cerevisiae GO: cytoplasm fly, e. coli GO: synaptonemal complex GO: nucleoplasm human GO: nucleolus mouse GO: centriole GO: chromatin accessibility complex GO: condensed chromosome GO: chromosome human , fly
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