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GENE - TERM ANNOTATION REPORT

4 Annotations Found.

An association has been curated linking MAS1L and G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway in Homo sapiens.        

  • The association was non-traceable author statement (NAS)
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  • The annotation was made from RGD pipelines: automated import of non-rat, non-mouse GO annotations
  • 1415 RGD objects have been annotated to G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway  (GO:0007186)
  • 3 papers in RGD have been used to annotate MAS1L
  • Qualifier: involved_in
  • Curation Notes: (PMID:1723144)
  • Original References(s): PMID:1723144


    • An association has been curated linking MAS1L and G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway in Homo sapiens.        

  • The association was inferred from electronic annotation (IEA)
    		•  
  • The annotation was made from RGD pipelines: automated import of non-rat, non-mouse GO annotations
  • The annotation has been inferred from electronic annotation with InterPro:IPR000276 & InterPro:IPR026234
  • 1415 RGD objects have been annotated to G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway  (GO:0007186)
  • 3 papers in RGD have been used to annotate MAS1L
  • Qualifier: involved_in
  • Original References(s): GO_REF:0000002


    • An association has been curated linking MAS1L and G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway in Homo sapiens.        

  • The association was inferred from electronic annotation (IEA)
    		•  
  • The annotation was made from RGD pipelines: automated import of non-rat, non-mouse GO annotations
  • The annotation has been inferred from electronic annotation with UniProtKB-KW:KW-0297
  • 1415 RGD objects have been annotated to G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway  (GO:0007186)
  • 3 papers in RGD have been used to annotate MAS1L
  • Qualifier: involved_in
  • Original References(s): GO_REF:0000043


    • An association has been curated linking MAS1L and G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway in Homo sapiens.        

  • The association was inferred from biological aspect of ancestor (IBA)
    		•  
  • The annotation was made from RGD pipelines: automated import of non-rat, non-mouse GO annotations
  • The annotation has been inferred from biological aspect of ancestor with MGI:3033095 & MGI:3033100 & MGI:96918 & PANTHER:PTN000140598
  • 1415 RGD objects have been annotated to G protein-coupled receptor signaling pathway  (GO:0007186)
  • 3 papers in RGD have been used to annotate MAS1L
  • Qualifier: involved_in
  • Original References(s): GO_REF:0000033


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