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Acknowledgements

The GO Consortium would like to thank the following individuals:

  • Monica Riley and Gretta Serres of GenProtEC.
  • Stan Letovsky of Cereon Genomics and the Genome Knowledge Enhancement Team at Monsanto's Bangalore Research Center for allowing us to use the Arabidopsis controlled vocabularies they had developed.
  • John Garavelli for his help in linking GO and the RESID database.
  • David States of the University of Michigan Medical School for contributing to the representation of hematopoiesis in the biological process ontology.
  • Barry Smith and Anand Kumar of the Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical Information Science for their help with the formal structure of GO and its documentation.
  • Robert Stevens, Chris Wroe and their colleagues of the Manchester Information Management Group for their long term help and advice in matters concerning ontology development.
  • Lynda Groocock for assistance with the synaptic vesicle terms in the biological process ontology.

The GO Consortium would like to thank the Oxford University Press for permission to reproduce text from the Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology within the definitions of Gene Ontology terms.

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