The document summarizes activities from LOD Challenge day #02 in Tokyo. It discusses the G-language Project and its G-language Genome Analysis Environment (GAE) web tool. It also describes the G-language Bookmarklet tool, which acts as a gateway for bioinformatics on the web. Further, it outlines Restauro-G version 2, a web service that collects and links related information about genes. It notes capabilities for querying triples from the semantic web, filtering and visualizing linked data, and acknowledging contributions from the G-language Project.
5. G-language Bookmarklet
G-language Bookmarklet: a gateway for Bioinformatics on the Web
K. Arakawa, N. Kido, K. Oshita, N. Kono, M. Tomita
Institute for Advanced Biosciences, Keio University
14. Primary Key
=> ID Primary Key LOD
LOD
UniProt ID Primary Key
533049 sequence entries (2011/11/16)
1
15. Gathering Links about “genes”
ID Conversion
Gene IDs cross-referenced from UniProt
KEGG gene
- Reaction - Pathway
UniProt ID - Brite - KO
GO slim
ID ID
EC number
ID
Gene ID
UniProt ID
UniProt
17. Filtering and Visualizing
( ) (Filtering)
(Visualizing)
ex.) http://rest.g-language.org/annotation/FOXP2_HUMAN.n3#Interaction
18. Filtering and Visualizing
LOD
nominal numerical
Cramer's V for nominal data (nominal & nominal)
Spearman’s rank correlation for continuous data
(numerical & numerical)
Fisher’s exact test for enrichment (numerical & nominal)