In what sense? See if we can generate the description of the karyotype
from a genome sequence? Or at least compare the two?
I agree that this would be interesting. At the moment, the problem that
we have is the ISCN string is computationally relatively intractable. In
most cases, though, the ISCN
We actually had this in our curation pipeline, but since it's clearly
needed, I've just released it:
data set - http://identifiers.org/go.ref/
example - http://identifiers.org/go.ref/GO_REF:045
Chris, if you have any suggestions to improve the entry could you let me
know please, particularl
Hi Jim,
I added the entry to our life science registry [1]. Bio2RDF will use
http://bio2rdf.org/go.ref:##
m.
[1] http://tinyurl.com/dataregistry
On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 11:41 PM, Jim McCusker wrote:
> Does anyone know what the URI prefix is for GO_REF? And no,
> http://www.geneontology.
Hi Andrea,
I'm also sorry for the late reply. My colleagues have been working on a
library of eligibility criteria to support the design of clinical trials
[1]. The criteria are now online in a triple store and visualised /
searchable [2].
Also, an article [3] has been published lately that
