List of Tables

  1. Data sources and the types of information they provide with respect to the use cases. Check marks imply complete presence of that information, while daggers mark data types that are not always available from that data source.
  2. The description of the SBML syntactic ontology, MFO. Read across, each row is a single rule which, when taken together, form the complete description of MFO. The first column contains mappings, where the left-hand side is a class or relation from MFO and the right-hand side is its equivalent in telomere ontology. The second column contains any filters on the syntactic ontology to further restrict what instances are allowed into telomere ontology. Data sources such as BioModels make use of this representation. The dots at the end of the table indicate that this is not a complete rule set for the entirety of SBML, merely a complete set of rules for describing the use cases.



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