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- Frequently Asked Questions - david. ncifcrf. gov
DAVID provides an integrated knowledgebase collected from the most common bioinformatic resources (see update of knowledgebase for details) To leverage the knowledgebase, four sets of comprehensive tools have been developed including: Functional Annotation Tools; Gene Functional Classification Tool; Gene ID Conversion Tool; Gene Name Batch Viewer
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DAVID Knowledgebase gene
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In addition, to take full advantage of the well-known KEGG and BioCarta pathways, the DAVID Pathway Viewer, another feature of the DAVID Functional Annotation Tool, can display genes from a user's list on pathway maps to facilitate biological interpretation in a network context
- DAVID usage April 2017-March 2018
What is DAVID? The Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID ) bioinformatics resources consists of an integrated biological knowledgebase and analytic tools aimed at systematically extracting biological meaning from large gene protein lists thereby providing
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Gene protein lists are managed by the centralized List Manager Panel of DAVID and user-submitted lists are stored in this panel which can be accessed by all DAVID tools
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DAVID Gene ID is non-redundant gene cluster ID which holds many different types of gene identifiers for one single gene entry DAVID Gene IDs are used as the unique index IDs to link ALL types of gene identifiers and corresponding annotations throughout DAVID Knowledgebase
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The Related Term Searching Algorithm 1 Introduction Typically, a biological process term is a cooperationof a set of genes If two or more biological processes are done by similar set of genes, the processes might be related in the biological network somehow To identify the related biological processes terms can help biologists to assemble a bigger biological picture for better understanding
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In this version, we have agglomerated Uniprot IDs, representing protein isoforms and not already associated with an NCBI Gene Id into one DAVID gene through Uniprot's gene name symbol annotation
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