The latest date on which the given record was updated. This concept represents the reference for the given GO detail value. For example, PubMedID. True if this is a pseudogene, false if not? This is a Gene Ontology (GO) concept representing molecular function The identifier assigned to the protein in a given database. This concept represents the different types of model that are associated to a gene from an informational model perspective This concept details the taxonomy of the source organism for the given gene This concept represents the identifier and the data source for the source organism from which the given gene was derived. It is an aggregation of the name of the database and the unique identifier associated with it The official allele designation. The key to the source within NCBI, for example locuslink, Ecoli - NCBI C++ ToolkitCross Reference A short descriptive summary of the gene record. The source of the genome material from which the sequence was derived, for example genomic, chloroplast or mitochondrion. - NCBI C++ ToolkitCross Reference The description of the location of the gene on the chromosomal map (locus/locii). - NCBI C++ ToolkitCross Reference This concept represents the culturing method used in creation of the material used for the sequence The concept represents the homology information for the given gene This describes the activities of the protein. Similar to the gene information model, protein information model includes the informatics aspects of protein This concept represents the particular type of gene, for example tRNA, rRNA, transposon or protein coding. The description of the protein instead of a name. The unit used to display the map value in the mapviewer This concept captures the protein related information for the given gene. It is represented by the name of the protein The genomic regions of the gene including the coordinates on the chromosome and the map values The current status of the record ('live', 'secondary', 'discontinued' or 'new entry') The parent class of details regarding the source of the gene information This concept represents the functions attributed to the given gene This is a concept imported from the BioPAX ontology [www.biopax.org] to capture biological pathway information associated with the given gene and as a anchor point to connect to BioPAX conformant data. The parent of multiple classes of type information This concept represents the inteactions this gene and other genes (interactants) through gene products (namely proteins). This concept represents a gene. From a data source perspective, this is the central concept around which other details in a record are structured. This class represents the GO identifier The unique identifier for given gene. The official gene symbol. This concept refers to the provenance information associated with the gene record including its current status, creation and updation dates. The date on which the record was originally created. The details of the organism from which the biological material was sourced. The phenotypical aspects of the gene including disease information. This is a Gene Ontology (GO) concept representing cellular component The identifier assigned to the given gene in the particular database. There may be multiple identifiers assigned to a gene in different databases. gene_db_identifier = unique id + db name A gene product is the biochemical material, either RNA or protein, resulting from expression of a gene. [Wikipedia 08/23/07 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_product)] This is a Gene Ontology (GO) concept representing biological process The textual description of a concept. NCBI source to Entrez - NCBI C++ ToolkitCross Reference The EC identifier of the given protein This concept represents the type of evidence associated with a concept value. For example, IDA or IPI The synonyms of the gene locus This object relation describes the relation between the product object and the entity that is responsible for its production This relationship defines connects the two entities, one of which had its orign from the other. This relation is sourced from UMLS Semantic Network. Has a significant or salient relationship to -UMLS Semantic Network represents the relation between a concept (for example, a gene) and meta information (for example, its type) that is associated with it. This property describes the interface between two genes that may have either 'gene_by_gene_association' or 'participate_in_same_pathway' This relationship is sourced from UMLS Semantic Network. Related by the carrying out of some function or activity -UMLS Semantic Network This relationship represents the active (functional) participation of an entity in a process or event characterisitic of or quality of. -UMLS Semantic Network Shows or demonstrates -UMLS Semantic Network This is the inverse of 'property_of' This relation is sourced from the UMLS Semantic Network. In the context of this ontology, it is used in a related sense but not strictly in context of 'chemistry' as described in UMLS Semantic Network. In chemistry, a substance structurally related to another or that can be made from the other substance. This is used only for structural erlationships. This does not include functional relationsips such as metabolite of, product of, nor analog of -UMLS Semantic Network