MTB-GOA v3

The third (charming) version has 87 duplicates removed and, more importantly, is the product of a Makefile. This means, the pipe is up on my side, and can now be fed further. Expect the next release not too soon.

M.tb. sulfur metabolism at reactome

Not the whole sulfur, but assimilation and cysteine biosynthesis pathways are now at reactome, and a picture too. So, what's next? On the human side, I'll tackle MoCo biosynthesis. On the bacillus, maybe look at which processes have most functional annotations and start from there?

milestones

today quite an important milestone passed: my private GO annotations for M. tuberculosis reached 500 annotated papers. It is important because that was the rough number I projected first from my starting impression. However, 50 more are in the queue, and the final sweep still not done. So it could easily become 700. As to the other numbers, we have altogether 1950 annotations on 650 gene products, that is 15 per cent of the genome.