Carry the evidence across species.

Translate a gene list without losing its alternatives. Inspect supporting methods, keep ties, and record every mapping decision.

Alliance stringent orthology, with DIOPT-derived integration. This is an evidence workbench, not a new prediction algorithm. A missing pair means no record in this subset.

Reading the evidence

The support count is the number of reporting methods or curator sources. The denominator varies by species pair. Neither is a probability.

Forward and reverse flags describe the best support score in the original file. They are not sequence reciprocal-best-hit results. Equal scores remain ties.

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Minimum support Best forward and reverse score Show excluded candidatesRequire sources

Leave the source selection empty to include all methods. Requiring a source filters candidates; lack of its support is not negative evidence.

Select	Input	Target gene	Source support	Best support score	Decision

Export scope

The mapping TSV preserves input rows and alternatives. The unique-target list intentionally collapses duplicates; keep the mapping TSV alongside it.

Sources, snapshot and limitations

Source metadata appears after mapping a list.

Protein/domain alignment and broader candidate predictions are not included. Explore DIOPT for those capabilities. See the source and reuse notes.

Carry the evidence across species.

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