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Table 1 Bioeditor data model: (A) Basic triplet statement; (B) Relations; (C) Evidence

From: A new bioinformatics tool to help assess the significance of BRCA1 variants

Element

CV/ontology

Example

A. Annotation

 Subject

HGVS nomenclature

BRCA1-p.Cys61Gly

 Relation

cv_modification_effect.obo

decreases

 Object

Protein

BARD1 [neXtProt:NX_Q99728]

ChEBI

Zn2+ [CHEBI:29105]

GO

ubiquitin-protein transferase activity [GO:0004842]

Protein property

protein abundance [PP:0001]

Mammalian phenotype

premature death [MP:0002083]

B. Relations

 No impact

No significant effect observed compared to wild-type

  • Does not cause phenotype

No observable morphological, physiological and behavioral characteristics in the mutant compared to the wild-type

 Impacts

Some significant effect observed compared to wild-type

  • Causes phenotype

Some observable morphological, physiological and behavioral characteristics in the mutant compared to the wild-type

  • Increases

Some significant increase observed in a quantifiable measure compared to wild-type

  • Decreases

Some significant decrease observed in a quantifiable measure compared to wild-type

  • Gains function

Mutant protein acquires a property absent from the wild-type (new substrate, new cellular localization, etc.)

C. Evidence

 Evidence code(s)

ECO

Immunoprecipitation evidence used in manual assertion [ECO:0005644]

 Protein origin

NCBI taxonomy

Homo sapiens [NCBITaxID:9606]

 Biological model species, cell type, anatomy, cell line

NCBI taxonomy

HEK293T [CVCL_0063]

CALOHA anatomy ontology

Cellosaurus

 Phenotype intensity

Mild/moderate/severe

Severe

 Evidence quality

Gold/Silver

Gold

 Reference

Cross-reference to PubMed

PUBMED:20103620

  1. CV Controlled vocabulary, HGVS Human Genome Variation Society, ChEBI Chemical Entities of Biological Interest, GO Gene Ontology, ECO Evidence and Conclusion Ontology