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The format of the total and changed-gene files for High-Throughput GoMiner is identical to that for the original GUI version. An additional constraint in High-Throughput GoMiner is that there must be no spaces in the file names.
High-Throughput GoMiner can simultaneously process many changed-gene files, using the same total-gene file. Either a single changed-gene file or zip archive containing multiple changed-gene files can be uploaded. Hidden Unix files (those that begin with a period) are ignored if they are accidentally included in the zip file. Single total or changed genes file names should end with a .txt extension, and zip archives should end with a .zip extension. The order of the results in some of the visualizations in the integrative output files depends on the order of files in the zip archive.
A variant of this format is used for the command-line interface.
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GoMiner was originally developed jointly by the Genomics and Bioinformatics Group (GBG) of LMP, NCI, NIH and the Medical Informatics and Bioimaging group of BME, Georgia Tech/Emory University. It is now maintained and under continuing development by GBG.