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. 2007 Dec 23;36(Database issue):D724–D728. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkm961

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Figure 2. — Screenshot showing the Gene Ontology Molecular Function annotation graph for a gene associated with OMIM disorder ‘Aniridia, type II’ (OMIM id 106210). The graph displays experimental GO annotations for the human gene (PAX6) associated with this disorder as well as annotations for orthologous genes in other organisms (mouse, rat, nematode, chicken and yeast) based on the OrthoDisease set. The graph nodes are color-coded to indicate the organism that is the source of the annotation. The full graph and table of annotations can be viewed at: http://proto.informatics.jax.org/prototypes/GOgraphEX/OrthoDisease_Graphs/ OMIM_DisorderGraphs/106210.html