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  • wangli
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    • Apr 2012
    • 48

    #1

    gene ID type

    Dear All

    I am using DAVID to do the pathway and GO analysis. My selected differentially expressed gene IDs are as follows: POPTR_0002s23610, PopTR_0014s19710, which are from the Populus trichocarpa genome v2.0 on Phytozyme website.
    The DAVID software supplies a list of types of gene ID, such as:
    Gene ID Type Supported in DAVID
    AFFY_ID
    ENSEMBL
    ENTREZ_GENE_ID
    FLYBASE_ID
    GENBANK_ACCESSION
    GENEBANK_ID
    GENPEPT_ACCESSION
    HAMAP_ID
    HSSP_ID
    Illumina
    NOT SURE
    OFFICIAL_GENE_SYMBOL
    PIR_ACCESSION
    PIR_ID
    PIR_NREF_ID
    REFSEQ_GENOMIC
    REFSEQ_MRNA
    REFSEQ_PROTEIN
    REFSEQ_RNA
    RGD_ID
    TIGR_ID
    UNIGENE
    UNIPROT_ACCESSION
    UNIPROT_ID
    UNIREF100_ID
    WORMBASE_ID

    I tried to choose NOTSURE, but it didnot help to find the right gene ID type.

    Is anyone familiar with the geneID type I provided? I will appreciate any comments.

    Li

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