The phrase "and categorization of genes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to genetics, biology, or bioinformatics when discussing the classification or organization of genes.
Example: "The study focuses on the identification and categorization of genes involved in disease susceptibility."
Alternatives: "and classification of genes" or "and organization of genes".
The latest grapevine gene and probeset annotations based the 12X v1 prediction were obtained from Vitisnet [ 4, 39] and mappings for probesets containing functional annotation and categorization of predicted genes (chromosome location, predicted function, subcellular localization, orthology and pathway level information) were used.
Functional annotation and categorization of M. xanthus genes was assigned by the J. Craig Venter Institute and amended as described previously [ 57].
These data are being used to develop hypotheses of resistance or susceptibility mechanisms in Malus to E. amylovora and provide an initial categorization of genes possibly involved in recognition events, early signaling responses the subsequent development of resistance or susceptibility.
These data are being used to develop hypotheses of resistance or susceptibility mechanisms in Malus to E. amylovora and provide an initial categorization of genes possibly involved in recognition events, early signaling responses the subsequent development of resistance or susceptibility (Fig. 2).
WebGestalt often is used to perform pathway analysis and gene ontology analysis a computationally demanding categorization of genes based on their known functions.
Categorization of genes on the list based upon Gene Ontology (GO) assignments were also done using the DAVID program and the outcome showed similar categories to those assigned under the KEGG Pathway (not shown).
This effort has yielded annotation information very useful for the categorization of genes across species and has proven particularly pertinent for microarray data interpretation ([ 17] and references therein).
Gene lists were mapped to PANTHER for categorization of genes to molecular function and biological processes, as well as to biological pathways (http://pantherdb.org).
If this method works, a simple functional categorization of genes in the top, median and bottom-ranked genes should roughly show the following pattern: dominance of genes involved in the highly conserved translational process in the bottom-ranked genes, and dominance of genes involved in metabolism in the top-ranked genes.
Therefore, we manually updated our previous functional categorization of genes into molecular categories [ 7] and, when possible, subcellular categories.
