Prioritize candidate genes.

    This tool allows to search for genes with similar annotations with a training set. This can be used to prioritize candidate genes having similar properties with a set of disease genes.
* Enter the Ensembl IDs or HUGO names corresponding to the training set of genes in the "training genes" box.

* For advanced users: alternatively, you can enter your own selection of annotation keywords with their type ( among "Phenotype", "Gene Ontology BP", "Gene Ontology MF", "Gene Ontology CC", "Protein motif" or "Chromosome distribution") and Pvalues in a tabulated format in the "Pvalue mode" panel.

* Enter the Ensembl IDs or HUGO names corresponding to the candidate genes in the "candidate genes" box.

* Select the type of annotation you want to include in the analysis.

* Press "Submit".

Note: if you don't have Ensembl IDs or HUGO names, use "Batch Gene Entry" to enter your gene names or identifiers then select "Export gene ID list" or directly "Lookalike" in the "Refine" menu at the bottom of the page.

If no candidate genes are provided, the entire genome will be analyzed.






 
Lookalike
 
Species:
Training gene ID list*:

Candidate gene ID list*:

Orthology
Do not use Orthology.
Convert training and candidate gene sets to mouse orthologs.
Use phenotype from mouse orthologs.
Annotation sets to include in the search
Gene Ontology Biological Process Gene Ontology Molecular function Gene Ontology Cellular component
Phenotype annotation
Protein motifs
Chromosomal locus distribution
Paralogs
Interactome
co-occurrence in PubMed articles
   
 Enter your IDs one per line, separated by a space or a ":"
 You can use ENSEMBL IDs or HUGO biological names. For other names or identifiers please use our conversion tool first.



 

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