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Mouse strain are referenced in the taxonomy ontology but without real identifiers (HBP_TAX is used and it maps to http://www.hbp.FIXME.org/hbp_taxonomy_ontology).
How the referenced mouse strain are related to MGI database. Looks like yes according to what is discussed here (for rat though).
I made a search and get:
http://www.informatics.jax.org/downloads/reports/MGI_Strain.rpt
Is this relevant or do we have mouse strain in NIFSTD
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Mouse strains will be going in to NIFSTD. See SciCrunch/NIF-Ontology#70 (comment).
The way that they are modelled in https://github.com/OpenKnowledgeSpace/methodsOntology/blob/master/ttl/hbp_taxonomy_ontology.ttl is incorrect because most of the strain identifiers are not actually for organisms, but for genotypes. More discussion at the linked comment.
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Mouse strain are referenced in the taxonomy ontology but without real identifiers (HBP_TAX is used and it maps to http://www.hbp.FIXME.org/hbp_taxonomy_ontology).
How the referenced mouse strain are related to MGI database. Looks like yes according to what is discussed here (for rat though).
I made a search and get:
http://www.informatics.jax.org/downloads/reports/MGI_Strain.rpt
Is this relevant or do we have mouse strain in NIFSTD
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: