Semantic characterization of adverse outcome pathways.
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ABSTRACT: This study was undertaken to systematically assess the utilities and performance of ontology-based semantic analysis in adverse outcome pathway (AOP) research. With an increasing number of AOPs developed by scientific domain experts to organize toxicity information and facilitate chemical risk assessment, there is a pressing need for objective approaches to evaluate the biological coherence and quality of these AOPs. Powered by ontologies covering a wide range of biological domains, abundant phenotypic data annotated ontologically, and some sophisticated knowledge computing tools, semantic analysis has great potential in this area of application. With the events in the AOP-Wiki first annotated into logical definitions and then grouped into phenotypic profiles by individual AOPs, the cohere
SUBMITTER: Wang RL
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7393770 | biostudies-literature | 2020 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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