2011-03-26
MTB-GOA version 11
thanks to an excellent data mining program, this version brings over a dozen missing papers and overall tries to fill all gaps in the annotation of Mtb amino acid metabolism, completing the process annotations as well. We expect to continue in this way with further parts of the metabolism. Have fun,
2011-03-09
MTB-GOA version 10
A new version without fixes, but with some old and some new papers that were missing. Don't despair, more fixes are to come, like specializations of annotation and missing process info. Until then, enjoy!
2011-01-24
MTB-GOA version 9
This quick release one week after the previous fixes a script bug that resulted in KatG, RpoB, and Tra9 annotations getting an obsolete UniProt: ID. One other correction is included.
2011-01-17
MTB-GOA version 8
Work on the reactome M.tb infection pathway has lead to more corrections of annotations. Hot spot this time is NO detox and redox homeostasis, where also some papers were found that were missed. Enjoy!
2010-12-31
New Year - new version
As the first result of analysis of the goslim produced using our annotations, we have more deeply associated those genes with GOID "Actinobacteria-type cell wall biogenesis" to more specific GOIDs. Also, some GOIDs were obsolete and needed reannotation. Finally, put in a few new papers and random changes, and you have the new release. Happy and healthy New Year!
2010-11-11
MTB-GOA v6
I took the time and reviewed the very first papers I started with annotating, and made some additional annotations. I had correctly figured that you only develop your sense for annotations with the months you put into it. Only two were blatantly wrong. So, expect some more additions from such sharp backlooks. Meanwhile, some human pathways from me will be visible with the reactome December release, and a reviewer for the M.tb. stuff was found too, as I hear.
Labels:
gene ontology annotations,
reactome pathways,
review
2010-09-10
MTB-GOA v5
There were still formal problems with MTB-GOA, so versions 4 and 5 came in close succession. This allowed adding some features to the software too and so, generally, wetted my coding appetite. No promises!
Labels:
coding appetite,
gene ontology annotations
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