Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The correct interpretation of any biological experiment depends in an essential way on the accuracy and consistency of the existing annotation databases. Such databases are ubiquitous and used by all life scientists in most experiments. Hover, it is ll known that such databases are incomplete and many annotations may also be incorrect.   describe a technique that can be used to analyze the semantic content of such annotation databases. Our approach is able to extract implicit semantic relationships beten genes and functions. This ability allows us to discover novel functions for known genes. This approach is able to identify missing and inaccurate annotations in existing annotation databases, and thus help improve their accuracy.  used our technique to analyze the current annotations of the human genome. From this body of annotations,  re able to predict 212 additional gene--function assignments. A subsequent literature search found that 138 of these gene--functions assignments are supported by existing peer-revied papers. An additional 23 assignments have been confirmed in the meantime by the addition of the respective annotations in later releases of the Gene Ontology database. Overall, the 161 confirmed assignments represent 75.95% of the proposed gene--function assignments. Only one of our predictions (0.4%) was contradicted by the existing literature.  could not find any relevant articles for 50 of our predictions (23.58%). The method is independent of the organism and can be used to analyze and improve the quality of the data of any public or private annotation database.#R##N##R##N#Availability: http://vortex.cs.wayne.edu/papers/semantic_analysis_bioinfo.pdf#R##N##R##N#Contact: sod@cs.wayne.edu
['Purvesh Khatri', 'Bogdan Done', 'Archana Rao', 'Arina Done', 'Sorin Draghici']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A semantic analysis of the annotations of the human genome
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