eVOC Ontologies v1.9
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Summary of eVOC v1.9
The data mapped was taken from Genbank release 141 (05/05/2004).
| Ontology | Numbers of Terms | Annotated cDNA Libraries1 |
|---|
| Anatomical System | 379 | 7651 (92%) |
| Cell Type | 162 | 574 (7%)2 |
| Developmental Stage | 155 | 6630 (80%) |
| Pathology | 171 | 6946 (84%) |
| Pooling | 8 | 5034 (61%) |
Total number of annotated cDNA libraries:
8279
Notes:
- All cDNA libraries are mapped to each ontology but are only considered annotated if they are mapped to terms other than unclassifiable or pending.
- Many cDNA libraries are not annotated with specific cell type information and are therefore mapped to unclassifiable.
Download eVOC v1.9 Ontologies
Two flavours of the eVOC ontologies are available for download - annotated and unannotated. The annotated versions list the cDNAs annotated to each term. The unannotated versions contain just the ontology terms. Each download contains all five ontologies.
All the
available data sets (ESTs, Unigene clusters, H-inv clusters, etc) are mapped to the ontology terms via the cDNAs. Thus if you're downloading data you probably want to get an annotated copy of the ontologies (otherwise you won't be able to connect the data to the ontology terms).
If you're wanting to view the ontologies in
DagEdit you'll need the GO or OBO format. Unfortunately neither of these formats currently support annotations.
If you have
Protege and its OWL plugin, you can download the OWL versions of the ontologies which do contain the cDNA annotations. You can also use the OWL version in
COBrA.
Ontologies:
- eVOC tab-delimited flatfile format [1] (8K)
- GO flatfile format [2] (9K)
- OBO file format [3] (10K)
Annotated Ontologies:
- eVOC tab-delimited flatfile format [4] (15M)
- OWL format [5] (468K)
- HTML format [6] (331K)
File Format Documentation:
- PDF [7] (96K)
- Postscript [8] (83K)
- HTML [9] (16K)
