Agenda: Bridging BFO, SBO and SBPAX?

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Oliver Ruebenacker

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Feb 10, 2009, 1:48:10 PM2/10/09
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Hello, All,

My suggestion for agenda today: Bridging SBO, BFO and SBPAX
(identifying relationships such as: identity, subclass, subproperty,
or distinctness)

Ideas?

Take care
Oliver

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Andrea Splendiani

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Feb 10, 2009, 1:56:15 PM2/10/09
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I'll wait for your introduction ;)

On a related subject, I'm dealing the a simple, yet tricking, modeling
case, I'll write more in another email.

ciao,
Andrea

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Andrea Splendiani

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Feb 10, 2009, 2:05:50 PM2/10/09
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Hi,

I'm dealing with a simple modeling case, yet tricky.

I have a set of basic facts that report that a gene is involved in an
host-parasite process, by reporting phenotypic variation as
consequences of its "knock out".
Using only a phenotype ontology won't be enough, as phenotypes can be
things as resistance to drug, the drug being an information known...

I was thinking about describing a canonical organism where the
pathogen induces the disease, and a variation (ko) where the disease
quality is changed. However, what I have is actually a relative
variation.

If somebody has seen something similar and has some hints, hints are
welcome.

ciao,
Andrea

Oliver Ruebenacker

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Feb 10, 2009, 2:19:33 PM2/10/09
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Hello, Andrea, All,

You mean basically how to get from "The grass is green" to "The
grass is green when the sun shines"? Sounds like an interesting
fundamental problem.

We can put it on the agenda and split time, how about that?

Take care
Oliver

Michel Dumontier

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Feb 10, 2009, 2:44:40 PM2/10/09
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Andrea,
  We've dealt with this in our yeast ontology that integrates SGD data. See the paper:


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Andrea Splendiani

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Feb 10, 2009, 2:54:39 PM2/10/09
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Ok, cannot access it from home, I'll see if I'll have more chance tomorrow at the office.

ciao,
Andrea

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Oliver Ruebenacker

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Feb 10, 2009, 4:05:17 PM2/10/09
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Hello,

Alan is on the way here with his laptop. My laptop has some
connection problems. So, hopefully, we will start meeting soon.

Take care
Oliver

Andrea Splendiani

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Feb 10, 2009, 4:34:08 PM2/10/09
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I'm online for another hour or so...

ciao,
Andrea

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