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Add gene and related entities from SO #179
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Datatype: xsd:integer | ||
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Any chance this has syntax to connect your ORCID?
The ID ranges files have historically been documentative with no other
purpose than to say „don’t use any IDs outside your range..“. If you think
we should use this for more, like retroannoating terms in a namespace
belonging to someone with their orcid, this should be a ticket at the ODK
repo instead, not here.
…On Mon, 13 Sep 2021 at 11:44, Charles Tapley Hoyt ***@***.***> wrote:
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In src/ontology/cob-idranges.owl
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> Datatype: idrange:2
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Any chance this has syntax to connect your ORCID?
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This PR was done quickly at a meeting with the intent to add more context later... but that was never done. I'll try to take a look later |
Just noticing this ... |
@cmungall resolved conflicts. |
This PR creates new classes related to a subset of root terms from SO, with the following equivalents:
For further context, see SO and COB, this was presented at the 2021 COB workshop (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13Ema8Ev-7fiP-pAvJIFtS9rZIV2rs5es)