The ontology covers three functional groups: biological process, molecular function, and cellular component.
They include functional enrichment for biological processes, molecular function, and pathway membership.
Indeed their functional roles are explained by biological process, molecular function, and cellular component GO annotations.
We classified all functional terms into four categories: pathway, biological process, molecular function, and cellular component.
Functional annotation terms from the ontologies of "biological processes", "molecular function" and "cellular component" were recorded.
Summarized in three main GO categories: Cellular component, Molecular function and Biological process.
It contains three separate ontologies: the biological process, molecular function and cellular component ontologies.
The first combination filter employs the molecular function and the frequency score filters.
Its molecular function and its role within RNPs are completely unknown.
Gene Ontology database consists of three branches, i.e., biological process, molecular function, and cellular component.
We performed enrichment analyses using the databases GO (Biological Process and Molecular Function) and KEGG pathways.
