[Gramene] Re: Forward of moderated message

[huntley at ebi.ac.uk]

Hello,

Thank you for writing to go help.

AmiGO indexes the gene names, symbols and synonyms that are provided with
the GO annotations from, in this case, Gramene.

I have copied the Gramene curators on this email, who should be able to
help you with your query about the different symbols/names used for rice
genes.

If you have further queries, please do not hesitate to contact us again.

Best wishes,
Rachael Huntley.

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> Text: Dear the curator:
> I have tried to input the gene locus id(ex. Os05g0155200 for rice)to get
> the information about these genes,  but I am curious about what’s the
> naming rule for the symbol ? Because there are different forms of symbol ,
> some are like “ERS2”, and some are like “Os05g0155200”, and there
> is another forms of symbol, for example “OSJNBa0082C09.23 “, what’s
> the difference between the these forms?
>
> Best Wishes~
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