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SNPs to Concept Set through Concept Profil... (6)

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Purpose: Currently, this workflow takes one SNP and a concept set as input, calculates the matching score between these, finds co-occuring documents between the query concept and the match concept, finds the concept that contributes the most to the match, and the documents that support this finding. Author comments: The workflow is in Beta stage. It runs, but needs more testing with different parameter settings. This workflow can be used together with other workflows in this pack: http://www...

Created: 2012-06-26 | Last updated: 2013-02-05

Credits: Kristina Hettne Eleni Harish Dharuri Reinout van Schouwen Marco Roos Martijn Schuemie BioSemantics

Attributions: Find Supporting Documents SNP_ID2EntrezGene_ID DatabaseID to ConceptID Match gene lists based on information in literature Match concept profiles Explain concept scores

Get ontology parents (2)

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Retrieves the ontology parents of an entity including the relationship type, using the ChEBI identifier.

Created: 2015-11-16 | Last updated: 2016-04-26

Credits: Kristina Hettne

Attributions: Get ontology parents

Annotate a gene list with disease concepts (1)

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Purpose: Currently, this workflow takes a list of genes and a concept set as input, calculates the matching score between these and finds the concept that contributes the most to the match. Author comments: The workflow is in Beta stage. It runs, but needs more testing with different parameter settings. This workflow can be used together with other workflows in this pack: http://www.myexperiment.org/packs/368 for functional gene annotation and knowledge discovery.

Created: 2013-02-06

Credits: Kristina Hettne Reinout van Schouwen Marco Roos BioSemantics

Attributions: SNPs to Concept Set through Concept Profile Matching v2

Filter concepts with profiles (4)

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Purpose: Filter a list of concept id(s) by returning only those with a concept profile in the database.

Created: 2012-09-14 | Last updated: 2014-07-14

Credits: Kristina Hettne Reinout van Schouwen Martijn Schuemie BioSemantics