gene_association.sgd.gz This file is TAB delimited and contains all GO annotations for yeast genes (protein and RNA) The gene_association.sgd.gz file uses the standard file format for gene_association files of the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium. A more complete description of the file format is found here: http://www.geneontology.org/GO.format.annotation.shtml Columns are: Contents: 1) DB - database contributing the file (always "SGD" for this file) 2) DB_Object_ID - SGDID 3) DB_Object_Symbol - see below 4) NOT (optional) - 'NOT', 'contributes_to', or 'colocalizes_with' qualifier for a GO annotation, when needed 5) GO ID - unique numeric identifier for the GO term 6) DB:Reference(|DB:Reference) - the reference associated with the GO annotation 7) Evidence - the evidence code for the GO annotation 8) With (or) From (optional) - any With or From qualifier for the GO annotation 9) Aspect - which ontology the GO term belongs in 10) DB_Object_Name(|Name) (optional) - a name for the gene product in words, e.g. 'acid phosphatase' 11) DB_Object_Synonym(|Synonym) (optional) - see below 12) DB_Object_Type - type of object annotated, e.g. gene, protein, etc. 13) taxon(|taxon) - taxonomic identifier of species encoding gene product 14) Date - date GO annotation was made 15) Assigned_by - source of the annotation (e.g. SGD, UniProtKB, YeastFunc, bioPIXIE_MEFIT) Note on SGD nomenclature (pertaining to columns 3 and 11): Column 3 - When a Standard Gene Name (e.g. CDC28, COX2) has been conferred, it will be present in Column 3. When no Gene Name has been conferred, the Systematic Name (e.g. YAL001C, YGR116W, YAL034W-A) will be present in column 3. Column 11 - The Systematic Name (e.g. YAL001C, YGR116W, YAL034W-A, Q0010) will be the first name present in Column 11. Any other names (except the Standard Name, which will be in Column 3 if one exists), including Aliases used for the gene will also be present in this column. Please note that ORFs classified as 'Dubious' are not included in this file, as there is currently no experimental evidence that a gene product is produced in S. cerevisiae. This file is updated weekly. For more information on the Gene Ontology (GO) project, see: http://www.geneontology.org/