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Title: gene_ontology_diagram.xml
Type: Taverna 1
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This workflow builds up a subgraph of the Gene Ontology (http://www.geneontology.org) to show the context for a supplied term or terms. It shows this context by colouring all ancestors of the term, all children and all siblings. By default, ancestors of the supplied term or terms are coloured orange, siblings purple and direct children teal. Other terms appear in the default wheat colour.
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Created: 12/07/08 @ 10:42:42 | Last updated: 12/07/08 @ 10:42:56
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An example of how a more complex workflow can federate multiple resources to perform data mining. In this case a single input data item in the form of a probe set identifier is cross referenced to data sets in multiple locations to answer a kind of 'show me everything about this data' question.
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