Difference between revisions of "LEGO Curation"
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| − | *Some biological processes ''regulate'' other biological processes | + | *Some biological processes and molecular functions ''regulate'' other biological processes |
| − | **The regulation may be ''positive'' or ''negative'' | + | **The regulation may be ''positive'' or ''negative'' and may be 'direct' or 'indirect' |
| − | *Some biological processes are ''causally upstream of'' other biological processes | + | *Some biological processes and molecular functions are ''causally upstream of'' other biological processes |
| + | *Sometimes you don't necessarily know how two things are related - 'causally upstream of or within' | ||
Revision as of 15:33, 23 January 2017
Agenda
Logins
- Everyone set up okay?
LEGO Principles
- Pieces of biological information are connected using a controlled vocabulary of relations
- Assertions made using these relations are supported with evidence statements, i.e. ECO codes, references
LEGO at its Most Basic
- Molecular functions are enabled_by genes/gene products
- Molecular functions may be part_of larger biological processes
- Molecular functions occur_in some location
- Subcellular locations are part_of some larger anatomical structure
LEGO Beyond Basics
- Some biological processes and molecular functions regulate other biological processes
- The regulation may be positive or negative and may be 'direct' or 'indirect'
- Some biological processes and molecular functions are causally upstream of other biological processes
- Sometimes you don't necessarily know how two things are related - 'causally upstream of or within'
