Generating A Gene Ontology Network For Cytoscape
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jav.cdp ▴ 10

Hello. I need help using cytoscape. I have a list of genes of interest that I use as input in STRING 9.0. Then I download a .xml file to use as network in Cytoscape. The next step is to import ontology and annotation to create a DAG. The problem here is the annotation file. I read the manual and I need to have a conection between the attributes in my protein interaction network (previously created) with the annotation file. I tried to use the annotation files that exists in Cytoscape and I create a new file with 2 columns: the gene name and the ontology. When I create the view of my DAG I donĀ“t see the information that I need. The labeI in my network is only the gene ontology IDs or information related with the ontologys (ex. the full name ontology). I need information of Uniprot IDs, or KEGG IDs to put in my network and exactly locate my proteins in the created DAG. I hope you can understand and help me. Thanks.

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AGAIN, this is the same question asked over the last week under the titles of Gene Ontology Programming, Gene Ontology Tree Programming, Input File For Ontology In Cytoscape, and Generating A Gene Ontology Network For Cytoscape. Can you please just use one question header?

I use Cytoscape quite often for network analysis and I have no idea what a DAG is? Can you clarify?

All your questions here are of the variety: I am having trouble and I need someone to tell me how to do this. The problem is it is very hard to understand what you want to do exactly. You are not asking a clear question. I suggest you do some serious reading about network analysis and make sure you know why you want to do this.

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You really need to be more clear with your question like Josh said. From what I can gather, you are missing GO annotations for your list of genes? You are visualizing the GO network in cytoscape as a direct acyclic graph, but since you don't have GO annotations for your genes, you can't relate your genes of interest to the GO network? What organism are you working on?

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im working with Helicobacter pylori. There is no annotations. I need to relate my genes with de gene ontologies and with other data base, such Uniprot or KEGG, and see it in my network.

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You can blast your transcript sequences and use Blast2GO. You can also use gene ontology's external mapping indeces to relate KEGG/COG/EC... database IDs to go IDs: http://www.geneontology.org/GO.indices.shtml

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Leandro Lima ▴ 970

I recommend you to use APID2NET plugin for Cytoscape.

http://bioinfow.dep.usal.es/apid/apid2net.html

I think it's possible to perform the whole analysis you want.

And if you are not interested in gene networks, it's possible to use WebGestalt.

http://bioinfo.vanderbilt.edu/webgestalt/

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The APID2NET plugin/app is not compatible with Cytoscape 3.0 is no longer supported as a plugin. I have used it in the past, but it's no longer functional.

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They say it's compatible until version 2.6, but I had no problems using with version 2.8. With 3.0 I haven't tried. =(

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