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<li>The tools on the [http://software.broadinstitute.org/gsea/msigdb/annotate.jsp Investigate Gene Sets page] now use a more constrained set of namespaces for the symbol conversion process, and require the user to specify the species of the symbols to be converted. This change is required for greater accuracy in the conversion process. </li> | <li>The tools on the [http://software.broadinstitute.org/gsea/msigdb/annotate.jsp Investigate Gene Sets page] now use a more constrained set of namespaces for the symbol conversion process, and require the user to specify the species of the symbols to be converted. This change is required for greater accuracy in the conversion process. </li> | ||
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Revision as of 14:52, 13 August 2019
GSEA Home |
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Molecular Signatures Database |
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Contact
Release 6.4 of the GSEA/MSigDB web site :
- Updated for MSigDB 7.0 and GSEA 4.0.0, including updated Downloads page, gene set pages, and documentation.
- Beginning in MSigDB 7.0, we are now using ENSEMBL as the platform annotation authority. Identifiers for genes are mapped to their HGNC approved Gene Symbol and NCBI Gene ID through annotations extracted from ENSEMBL's BioMart data service, and will be updated at each MSigDB release with the latest available version of ENSEMBL.
- The tools on the Investigate Gene Sets page now use a more constrained set of namespaces for the symbol conversion process, and require the user to specify the species of the symbols to be converted. This change is required for greater accuracy in the conversion process.
- Added a new page Supplementary Gene Sets with a collection of gene sets representing single cell identities (SCSig).
