Titlebook: Data Integration in the Life Sciences; 5th International Wo Amos Bairoch,Sarah Cohen-Boulakia,Christine Froide Conference proceedings 2008

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Conference proceedings 2008 chips, mass spectroscopy data), most of which are generated by high-throughput - periments. This exponentialcorpusof data is storedand made availablethrough a large number of databases and resources over the Web, but unfortunately still with a high degreeof semantic heterogeneity and varying levels

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Analyzing the Evolution of Life Science Ontologies and Mappings(match) mappings between ontologies. We use our framework for an extensive comparative evaluation of evolution measures for 16 life science ontologies. Moreover, we analyze the evolution of annotation mappings and ontology mappings for the Gene Ontology.

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Bio2RDF : A Semantic Web Atlas of Post Genomic Knowledge about Human and Mouse reverse links within the warehouse. A knowledge map of the graph and descriptive statistics about its content are presented. A downloadable version of the Bio2RDF Atlas graph in N3 format is available at http://bio2rdf.org/download.

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Chemical Knowledge for the Semantic Webstrate its utility in querying a new drug repository created from PubChem, DrugBank and DBpedia. By leveraging Semantic Web technologies, it becomes possible to integrate chemical information at differing levels of detail and granularity, opening new avenues for life science knowledge discovery.

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BioWarehouse: Relational Integration of Eleven Bioinformatics Databases and Formatsnd of standard bioinformatics formats, into that database schema. Thus, multiple databases can be queried together within a single common schema. The supported databases are BioCyc, CMR, ENZYME, Eco2DBase, Genbank, Gene Ontology, KEGG, NCBI Taxonomy, and UniProt. The supported formats are BioPAX (protein interactions subset only) and MAGE-ML.

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