INOH BioPAX Level2 release now available.

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Ken Fukuda

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Aug 10, 2006, 4:31:11 AM8/10/06
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Hi there,

All INOH pathway diagram files are now available in BioPAX Level2 format.

Visit Download page and get each file separately or as a single archive.
http://www.inoh.org/download.html#PathwayData

Release note:

Known issues:

1. There are some instances not referred from any instances.
(undeleted garbage generated during the conversion)
* Some "INOH_GID_LID"s of "unificationXref".
* "Connected_xxx" of "relationshipXref"
* "PASSING_xxx"
* Some "phsicalEntityParticipant"s
e.g.) MI0006343_IkB_NFkB0_pep(B_cell_receptor_signaling.owl)

2. Mapped to COMMENT property (should be resolved in the next level of BioPAX)
* Amino residue names (e.g. Ser), domain names (e.g. ITAM) in
SequenceFeature mapped to COMMENT of sequenceFeature
* Evidence information of Material nodes mapped to COMMENT of PEP or SP
* Connected edge information mapped to COMMENT of relationshipXref
class's instances "Connected_xxx"


Best,
Ken

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Ken Ichiro Fukuda, Ph.D.
Computational Biology Research Center (CBRC)
National Institute of
Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
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- INOH Pathway Database Project -
- Integrating Network Objects with Hierarchies
- http://www.inoh.org

Gary Bader

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Aug 11, 2006, 11:33:01 AM8/11/06
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That's great Ken! We're testing it with cPath and Cytoscape now and
will send you feedback.

Thanks,
Gary

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