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This workflow is designed to add the following MeSH term to the end of a KEGG pathway name: AND "Metabolic Networks and Pathways" [MeSH Terms]
Example input for this service is as follows:
VEGF signaling pathway
Hematopoietic cell lineage
GnRH signaling pathway
Type II diabetes mellitus
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This workflow counts the number of articles in the pubmed database in which each term occurs, and identifies the total number of articles in the entire PubMed database. It also identified the total number of articles within pubmed so that a term enrichment score may be calculated.
The workflow also takes in a document containing abstracts that are related to a particular phenotype. Scientiifc terms are then extracted from this text and given a weighting according to the number of terms that ...
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This file contains a count of each phenotype term extracted from corpus of phenotype abstracts. Each value represents the number of articles in the phenotype corpus the term appears. The use of this file is to calculate a cosine vector score for correlating a given concept (e.g. pathway or gene) with a phenotype.
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