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* [http://palea.cgrb.oregonstate.edu/viewsvn/plantontology/html/docs/dbxref/PO_DBXref.txt?view=markup Database cross reference file on the SVN- current] | * [http://palea.cgrb.oregonstate.edu/viewsvn/plantontology/html/docs/dbxref/PO_DBXref.txt?view=markup Database cross reference file on the SVN- current] | ||
* Custom references maintained by PO, for items without a url. See [[PO references]] | * Custom references maintained by PO, for items without a url. See [[PO references]] | ||
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+ | '''Adding "Associated to" links to GO (final table column in the association view):''' | ||
+ | * The "GO" links in the right-hand column of the association view page popup a window on geneontology.org pointing to the GO entry for each association (generally via their unique gene id). These links are exclusively generated by db entries in the dbxref table. To create GO links in the "Associated to" column for any particular association, look up that association's individual dbxref entry and set cols '''exist_in_go''' = 1 and '''go_id''' = (the value of the xref_key). | ||
+ | * This data is not loaded manually, however. There are perl and shell scripts (written by Shuly) in /data/www/plantontology/*_amigo/database/'''link2go''' for the purpose of downloading GO associations from DB2GO, creating a mapped list of GO and PO associations, and populating this data into the dbxref tbl as described above. We just have to add the appropriate data source entries in the shell scripts once the folks at GO have verified that they have associations for the data in question. | ||
''' Formats for the Ontology and Annotation Files ''' | ''' Formats for the Ontology and Annotation Files ''' |
Revision as of 14:13, 6 October 2011
Welcome to the Plant Ontology Wiki
Plant Ontology Consortium Resources
- Plant Ontology Home
- Search or browse the Plant Ontology
- Release notes the most recent information on the database and website changes.
- Downloads
About the Plant Ontology project
- Overview of the PO project
- POC charter Describes the Consortium's responsibilities and how can you participate in its activities.
- Citing POC How to cite POC in your article
- File:PO brochure final (LC 7-21-11).pdf
PO Updates
October 2010 release: 2010 Release Page
POC Meetings
POC weekly meetings
Minutes of the Plant Ontology Consortium meetings
POC workshops and other meetings
POC_Meeting and Workshop June 29th and 30th, 2010 Corvallis, OR
POC Meeting and Workshop Nov 4th to 6th, 2010; NYBG, Bronx, NY
POC Meeting at NYBG; Sept 10th-11th, 2011
POC Collaborators
Angiosperm Phylogeny Web Glossary
European Arabidopsis Stock Centre NASC
Ontology for Biomedical Investigations
* New *
Potential new collaborator: eMonocot
Outreach
- Plant Ontology Tutorials
- Introduction to the project (slide show)
Publications and Other Resources
- Related Publications References and citations of interest on ontology, published by the PO consortium and collaborators.
- Plant Ontology Citations Publications from outside the consortium that discuss the PO or use it in their analyses.
If you are aware of a publication that is not on this list, please send us the citation and we will add it.
- Ontology Resources Links to other projects working on ontologies
Plant Ontology Development Guidelines
Developers style guide
Descriptions of relations in the PO
Principles, Rationales and Key Organizing Rules of the PO
The first three pages listed below are not up to date.
- Plant Structure Ontology Rationale for high nodes in the ontology, examples and explanation of three "patterns" of the ontology structure.
- Growth Stages Ontology and frequently asked questions
- Developmental Stages Ontology
- Protocols page for Plant Ontology Releases: PO Release SOP Page
Ontology accessions
DBXrefs
- Database cross reference abbreviations used in the ontology files and the database
- Database cross reference file on the SVN- current
- Custom references maintained by PO, for items without a url. See PO references
Adding "Associated to" links to GO (final table column in the association view):
- The "GO" links in the right-hand column of the association view page popup a window on geneontology.org pointing to the GO entry for each association (generally via their unique gene id). These links are exclusively generated by db entries in the dbxref table. To create GO links in the "Associated to" column for any particular association, look up that association's individual dbxref entry and set cols exist_in_go = 1 and go_id = (the value of the xref_key).
- This data is not loaded manually, however. There are perl and shell scripts (written by Shuly) in /data/www/plantontology/*_amigo/database/link2go for the purpose of downloading GO associations from DB2GO, creating a mapped list of GO and PO associations, and populating this data into the dbxref tbl as described above. We just have to add the appropriate data source entries in the shell scripts once the folks at GO have verified that they have associations for the data in question.
Formats for the Ontology and Annotation Files
- Ontology file format
- If your database/project would like to submit annotations to the PO database, please consult the suggested file format: Annotation Association File Format
- For more information about how to use column 16: PO_Annotation_Extensions_(column_16)#Specific_suggestions_for_column_16
- See also Google docs spread sheet with specific suggestions of what terms and relations to put in column 16.
Other
Calendar (POC outreach schedule)