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Mappings of External Classification Systems to GO

  • What is a mapping?
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What is a mapping?

These files contain concepts from external database systems, such as Enzyme Commission numbers, UniProt keywords, or ProSite domains, indexed to identical, similar or related GO terms. The mappings are typically made manually; details can be found in the file headers.

Mappings should be used as a guide only.

Although we endeavour to make mappings as accurate as possible, we cannot guarantee that the mappings provided by the GO project are either complete or exact. This may be due to the absence of definitions from GO terms or from terms in some external systems; the GO ontologies and the external database may also have changed since the mapping was made. Please report any errors or suggest alternatives to the GO helpdesk.

Mapping Format

Mapping files are in the format:

external database:term identifier (id/name) > GO:GO term name ; GO:id

More details can be found in the File Format Guide.

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The Mappings

Mappings of external databases to GO
Mapping Last update Download
COG functional categories
Clusters of Orthologous Groups (COG) [external website]
June 2004 txt
EC enzymes
Enzyme Commission (EC) [external website]
Monthly txt
Expressed Gene Anatomy Database
Expressed Gene Anatomy Database (EGAD) [external website]
Oct 2000 txt
E. coli Genome and Proteome
E. coli Genome and Proteome (GenProtEC) [external website]
Dec 2000 txt
HAMAP families
High-Quality Automated and Manual Annotation of Microbial Proteomes (HAMAP) [external website]
Monthly txt
InterPro protein families, domains and functional sites
InterPro [external website]
Monthly txt
MIPS FunCat
MIPS Functional Catalogue (FunCat) [external website]
Jan 2006 txt
MetaCyc pathways and reactions
MetaCyc [external website]
Daily txt
MultiFun cell function assignment schema classifications
MultiFun [external website]
Dec 2005 txt
Pfam domains
Pfam [external website]
Monthly txt
PIRSF protein superfamilies
PIRSF [external website]
Monthly txt
PRINTS domains
PRINTS [external website]
Monthly txt
ProDom domains
ProDom [external website]
Monthly txt
ProSite domains
ProSite [external website]
Monthly txt
Reactome events and catalyst activities
Reactome [external website]
Daily txt
Rfam RNA families
Rfam [external website]
May 2006 txt
SMART domains
SMART [external website]
Monthly txt
JCVI (TIGRFAM) protein families
JCVI (TIGRFAM) protein families [external website]
Monthly txt
JCVI roles
JCVI roles [external website]
Jan 2004 txt
UniProt Knowledgebase
[was SwissProt keyword]
UniProt [external website]
Monthly txt
UM-BBD enzyme IDs
University of Minnesota Biocatalysis/Biodegradation Database (UM-BBD) [external website]
Daily txt
UM-BBD pathway IDs
University of Minnesota Biocatalysis/Biodegradation Database (UM-BBD) [external website]
Daily txt
UniProt subcellular location
UniProt [external website]
Monthly txt
README
summary of contents and file format
txt

N.B. Files listed as being updated monthly are completely regenerated during the monthly GOA release. Minor corrections to files are not mentioned here, and only comprehensive updates are listed.

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Mappings File Directory

The mappings file directory can be directly accessed with a web browser or by FTPing to ftp.geneontology.org:/pub/go/external2go/.

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