The phrase "annotations of the representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notes or comments made by a representative, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The annotations of the representative provided valuable insights into the committee's discussions."
Alternatives: "notes from the representative" or "comments by the representative."
GO annotations [ 52] were obtained from Uniprot and inferred from the GO annotations of the proteins representative of each unigene.
In addition, Gene Ontology (GO) annotations (Additional file 4: Dataset S3) of the representative transcripts showed highly equivalent representation of biological process categories among the three species, indicating the uniformity of the transcriptome assemblies and their subsequent annotation (Fig. 3).
The accession numbers of the representative transcripts of OsEULs were downloaded from Rice Annotation Project Data Base (RAP DB) (http://rapdb.dna.affrc.go.jp/).jp/
Visualization of the representative terms in clouds was made using the R wordcloud package (Fellows, 2014) using the annotation cluster enrichment score as a size-scaling factor.
(XLSM 1433 kb) Additional file 4: Supplemental Dataset 3. Gene Ontology annotations of representative transcripts.
(This, and other factoids Matthews should have had at the ready, are included in annotations of the above video).
These methods annotated the protein with the representative annotations of its homologues.
However, the duplicative nature of teleost genomes, including the zebrafish, complicates accurate assembly and annotation of a representative genome sequence.
At the next step, we identified and removed from further analysis 106 EC nodes that were represented by two or more sequence clusters but each cluster corresponded to a separate subunit of a heteromeric multi-subunit enzyme, as judged by UniProt, COG and/or CDD annotations of representatives of these clusters.
Hierarchical and k-means clustering with those genes showed three distinct subtypes termed as proneural, proliferative, and mesenchymal, based on functional annotation of representative genes.
