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  1. 1121
    “…For the purpose of assisting farmers in planning decisions and monitoring, we developed the Crop Planning and Production Process Ontology (C3PO), i.e., a representation of agricultural knowledge and data for diversified crop production. …”
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    “…We use the eVOC anatomical ontology to integrate text-mining of biomedical literature and data-mining of available human gene expression data. …”
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    “…CONCLUSION: The IEDB's ontology is the first ontology specifically designed to capture both intrinsic chemical and biochemical information relating to immune epitopes with information relating to the interaction of these structures with molecules derived from the host immune system. …”
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    “…Each scientific community tends to create its own locally available ontology. The interfaces to query these ontologies tend to vary from group to group. …”
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    “…By measuring the similarity between two Gene Ontology (GO) terms with a relative specificity semantic relation, here, we proposed a new method of reconstructing a yeast protein–protein interaction map that is solely based on the GO annotations. …”
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  7. 1127
    por Lewin, Alex, Grieve, Ian C
    Publicado 2006
    “…BACKGROUND: Gene Ontology (GO) terms are often used to assess the results of microarray experiments. …”
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    “…Information about these genes is increasingly being captured and organized in ontologies, such as the Gene Ontology. Relationships between the gene sets identified by experimental methods and biological knowledge can be made explicit and used in the interpretation of results. …”
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    “…BACKGROUND: Interpretation of transcriptomic data is usually made through a "standard" approach which consists in clustering the genes according to their expression patterns and exploiting Gene Ontology (GO) annotations within each expression cluster. …”
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  10. 1130
    por Mahdavi, Mahmoud A, Lin, Yen-Han
    Publicado 2007
    “…Depending on the employed PPI-predicting methods, the strength varies between two and ten-fold of randomly removing protein pairs from the datasets. CONCLUSION: Gene Ontology annotations along with the deduced knowledge rules could be implemented to partially remove false predicted PPI pairs. …”
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    “…CONCLUSIONS: Argumentative representation levels and conceptual density estimation using Gene Ontology contents appear complementary for functional annotation in proteomics.…”
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    “…The framework can be applied to other problems to efficiently integrate ontology information and expression data in order to identify feature genes.…”
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    “…RESULTS: Here we present a new algorithm, termed GO Explorer (GOEx), that leverages the gene ontology (GO) to aid in the interpretation of proteomic data. …”
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    “…Previously, many of these common processes did not have corresponding Gene Ontology (GO) terms. For example, no GO terms existed to describe processes related to the appressorium, an important structure for infection by many fungi and oomycetes. …”
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    “…Phenotypes can be described using ontologies in two differing methodologies. Traditionally an individual phenotypic character has either been defined using a single compound term, originating from a species-specific dedicated phenotype ontology, or alternatively by a combinatorial annotation, using concepts from a range of disparate ontologies, to define a phenotypic character as an entity with an associated quality (EQ). …”
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    “…A widely accepted approach to solve these issues has been the creation and use of controlled vocabularies (ontologies). Ontologies allow for the formalization of domain knowledge, which in turn enables generalization in the creation of querying interfaces as well as in the integration of heterogeneous data, providing both human and machine readable interfaces. …”
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    “…Summary: We present a web-based service, SimCT, which allows to graphically display the relationships between biological objects (e.g. genes or proteins) based on their annotations to a biomedical ontology. The result is presented as a tree of these objects, which can be viewed and explored through a specific java applet designed to highlight relevant features. …”
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    “…Phylogenetic trees of gene families form the basis for PANTHER and these trees are annotated with ontology terms describing the evolution of gene function from ancestral to modern day genes. …”
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