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DatabaseID to ConceptID (7)

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Purpose: This workflow maps input Identifiers, common database identifiers, to the Concept Identifiers from the EMC ontology. Result: Concept Identifiers from the EMC ontology. Comments: Database: one of CAS, DRUG, etc. The supported databases are listed below (database, description, example). CAS, Chemical Abstracts Service registry number, 64-17-5. DRUG, Drug Bank, DB00316. AF, Affymetrix, 200007_at. CHEB, ChEBI, 16236. CHID, ChemIDplus, 0000050000. EG, Entrez-Gene, 3064. GO, Gene Ontol...

Created: 2012-06-25 | Last updated: 2014-07-14

Credits: Marco Roos Martijn Schuemie Reinout van Schouwen BioSemantics

Get concept suggestions from term (1)

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This workflow suggests concept ids that match the query term. The user can run this workflow with any term of interest as for example "human", "htt", "Transcription" etc, and will get suggestions for concept ids together with descriptions. Then can choose the concept id that matches the best to her/his needs and use it to the rest of the CPA workflows.

Created: 2015-02-18

Credits: Eelke van der Horst Kristina Hettne Marco Roos Eleni

Attributions: Get concept suggestions from term

OPS_FreetextToTargetInfo (1)

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Workflow to retrieve target information for the concepts as refered to by humans (the input). Known issues: It produces error values for the concepts returned by ConceptWiki that are apparently not present in OPS (e.g. for "ezh2" and limit=10, it gives 7/10 error values vs "ezh2 (homo sapiens)" giving 2 valid values).

Created: 2013-06-18

Credits: Marco Roos Katy Wolstencroft paul groth

Match gene lists based on information in l... (7)

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[THIS WORKFLOW IS IN BETA STAGE] This workflow computes the match between two lists of Entrez Gene Identifiers by means of concept profile matching (Jelier et al., van Haagen et al.). The result of this is a list of concepts ordered by their matching score (the length of the list set by maxMatchNr). Of this list the summed scores are explained by computing the concepts that contribute most to the combination of the matching genes. Example to explain (by analogy): When a group of informatic...

Created: 2012-04-17 | Last updated: 2012-04-25

Credits: Marco Roos Reinout van Schouwen Eleni Kristina Hettne BioSemantics

Attributions: Match concept profiles Explain concept scores