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The '''Community Assessment of Community Annotation with Ontologies (CACAO)''' is being developed at Texas A&M as a competition for teams of undergrads around the world to improve the functional annotation of genes. | |||
The rapid advances in genomics technology mean that we are discovering genes faster than we can figure out what they do. For most new sequences, gene function will be inferred by comparison with well-studied model systems such as E. coli. This means that the quality of functional annotation for these models is very important for the future of biology. | The rapid advances in genomics technology mean that we are discovering genes faster than we can figure out what they do. For most new sequences, gene function will be inferred by comparison with well-studied model systems such as E. coli. This means that the quality of functional annotation for these models is very important for the future of biology. | ||
We're looking for volunteers to help us with CACAO in Fall 2010. | <span style="color:blue;">We're currently looking for volunteers to help us with CACAO in Fall 2010.</span> | ||
For information about past rounds of CACAO, see the pages in this category. | For information about past rounds of CACAO, see the pages in this category. | ||
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Revision as of 16:49, 15 June 2010
The Community Assessment of Community Annotation with Ontologies (CACAO) is being developed at Texas A&M as a competition for teams of undergrads around the world to improve the functional annotation of genes.
The rapid advances in genomics technology mean that we are discovering genes faster than we can figure out what they do. For most new sequences, gene function will be inferred by comparison with well-studied model systems such as E. coli. This means that the quality of functional annotation for these models is very important for the future of biology.
We're currently looking for volunteers to help us with CACAO in Fall 2010.
For information about past rounds of CACAO, see the pages in this category.
Pages in category "CACAO"
The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.