Online GeneMerge

April, 2007 -- Updated GO files for Arabidopsis, Chicken, Cow, Fly, Human, Mouse, Plasmodium, Rat, Rice, Worm, Yeast, and Zebrafish

Bos taurus (Cow) and Gallus gallus (Chicken) now available!

Please choose an organism:

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GO Molecular Function (All species)
GO Biological Process (All species)
GO Cellular Component (All species)
GO Molecular Function Complete-Level (All species)
GO Biological Process Complete-Level (All species)
GO Cellular Component Complete-Level (All species)
MeSH Major Topic Medical Subject Headings (Human)
KEGG Metabolic and Regulatory Pathways (Yeast and Fly)
Deletion Viablity (Yeast)
Chromosomal Location (Fly & Mouse)
Chromosomal Arm Location (Fly)
Chromosomal Map Location (Fly)
Intron Presence/Absence (Fly)
SubtiList Database Annotated Functions/Pathways/Processes (B. subtilis)
Specific Text-based Functions derived from SubtiList DB (B. subtilis)
General Text-based Functions derived from SubtiList DB (B. subtilis)
Above plus special Spore and Sporulation categories (B. subtilis)
RNAi Phenotype Embryonic Lethality: 100% vs Not (C. elegans)
RNAi Phenotype Embryonic Lethality: 6 percentage categories (C. elegans)
All RNAi Phenotypes: brood size, growth, embryonic lethality, post-embryonic phenotypes (C. elegans)

  • Try out GeneMerge by cutting and pasting these Saccharomyces cerevisiae genes in the boxes below:

    Note!! Gene names must be of a particular format.

    Please try the updated Gene Name Coverter for Human, Mouse, Fly, Yeast, and Arabidopsis genes if you are having trouble converting your gene names.

    Remember!! The study set of genes must be a subset of the population set, i.e. (study ≤ pop) & (study ∈ pop) .


    Please paste list of population genes (genes on the array):

    Please paste list of study genes (up/down regulated genes):


  • Castillo-Davis, C.I. and D.L. Hartl 2003. Bioinformatics 19(7):891-892


    GeneMerge - Post-genomic analysis, data mining, and hypothesis testing

    Cristian I. Castillo-Davis
    Department of Biology
    University of Maryland, College Park
    castill0@umd.edu