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Gene Ontology

04-27-2021, 02:26 AM

Hello, I am writing my dissertation and am very new to interpreting RNAseq results. I am trying to understand Gene ontology analysis. Can anyone explain to me what the difference between "term" and "category" is in this context please? When describing results, should I use the word "term", category" or "gene"?
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