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- C-score is the confidence score of a predicted GO term. Its value ranges from (0,1], where a higher value indicates a higher confidence prediction.
- If a child GO term and its parent term have the same C-score, only the child term is shown in this table.
- The graph shows the predicted terms for the Molecular Function (MF) GO aspect.
GO terms shown in the table are colored by C-score in the graph:
| [0.3,0.4) |
[0.4,0.5) |
[0.5,0.6) |
[0.6,0.7) |
[0.7,0.8) |
[0.8,0.9) |
[0.9,1.0] |
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| GO term |
C-score |
Name |
| GO:0008150 |
1.000 |
biological_process |
| GO:0050794 |
0.992 |
regulation of cellular process |
| GO:0051924 |
0.965 |
regulation of calcium ion transport |
| GO:0034762 |
0.963 |
regulation of transmembrane transport |
| GO:1904062 |
0.927 |
regulation of monoatomic cation transmembrane transport |
| GO:1903169 |
0.920 |
regulation of calcium ion transmembrane transport |
| GO:0009987 |
0.889 |
cellular process |
| GO:0006811 |
0.331 |
monoatomic ion transport |
| GO:0030001 |
0.322 |
metal ion transport |
- C-score is the confidence score of a predicted GO term. Its value ranges from (0,1], where a higher value indicates a higher confidence prediction.
- If a child GO term and its parent term have the same C-score, only the child term is shown in this table.
- The graph shows the predicted terms for the Biological Process (BP) GO aspect.
GO terms shown in the table are colored by C-score in the graph:
| [0.3,0.4) |
[0.4,0.5) |
[0.5,0.6) |
[0.6,0.7) |
[0.7,0.8) |
[0.8,0.9) |
[0.9,1.0] |
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| GO term |
C-score |
Name |
| GO:0030315 |
0.999 |
T-tubule |
| GO:0005891 |
0.999 |
voltage-gated calcium channel complex |
- C-score is the confidence score of a predicted GO term. Its value ranges from (0,1], where a higher value indicates a higher confidence prediction.
- If a child GO term and its parent term have the same C-score, only the child term is shown in this table.
- The graph shows the predicted terms for the Cellular Component (CC) GO aspect.
GO terms shown in the table are colored by C-score in the graph:
| [0.3,0.4) |
[0.4,0.5) |
[0.5,0.6) |
[0.6,0.7) |
[0.7,0.8) |
[0.8,0.9) |
[0.9,1.0] |
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