Draft 2 for Version 1.0:
MIAME version 1.1, March
MAGE-OM version October 1,
2001
MGED BioMaterial ontology
version 13
(Revision will be made as the MGED
ontology evolves)
MIAME, MAGE-OM and MGED ontology
mapping
1.1. Array related information
1.2. Reporter related information
1.3.
Features related information
1.4. Composite sequence related information
1.4.1. For each composite sequence
1.5.
Control elements related information
2.2.2.
Biomaterial manipulation
2.2.3.
Hybridizationextract preparation
2.4.2.
Image analysis and quantitation.
2.4.3.
Normalized and summarized data.
The boundaries between MIAME concepts, the MIAME-compliant
MAGE-OM and the MGED ontology- that try to define and structure the MIAME
concepts- is neither well defined nor easy to understand.
In order to provide some help, these pages contain
explanatory documentation for the MIAME concepts, how its requirements map to
the MAGE-OM and where a MGED ontology inclusion is required.
At the present time the MGED ontology covers only
experimental sample (BioMaterial). Work is in progress. Microarray descriptions
that still require inclusion into the ontology are specified.
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MIAME |
Description |
MGED Ontology |
MAGE-Object Model |
When applicable |
Notes |
Allowed values |
1. Array design
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The layout or conceptual
description of array that can be implemented as one or more physical arrays. The array design specification consists
of the description of the common features of the array as the whole, and the
description of each array design elements (e.g., each spot). MIAME
distinguishes between three levels of array design elements: feature (the location
on the array), reporter (the nucleotide sequence present in a particular
location on the array), and composite sequence (a set of reporters used
collectively to measure an expression of a particular gene) |
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ArrayDesign_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Array design should be
provided by the array providers and manufactures, in which case the user will
only need to reference an existing design |
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1.1. Array related information
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Description of the array as the whole |
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Array design name |
Given name for the array
design, that helps to identify a design between others (e.g: EMBL yeast 12K
ver1.1) |
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Name is an attribute of ArrayDesign_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with the design name given for the array copy in the Experiment design |
Design name, number of features, version (e.g: EMBL yeast
12K ver1.1) |
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Platform type |
The technology type used
to place the biological sequence on the array |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for FeatureGroup
TechnologyType |
TechnologyType is an association with FeatureGroup, class of ArrayDesign_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
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in situ synthesized, spotted cDNA, etc |
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Surface and coating specification |
Type of surface and name
for the type of coating used |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for PhysicalArrayDesign
SurfaceType |
SurfaceType is an association with PhysicalArrayDesign, a class of ArrayDesign_package OntologyEntry class in Description_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with TechnologyType |
SurfaceType = glass, membrane, etc name of coating type (e.g. amino silane) |
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Array dimensions |
The physical dimension
of the array support (e.g. of slide) |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for ArrayGroup Substrate type |
Width and Length are attributes of ArrayGroup, class of Array_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
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width, length |
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Number of elements on the array |
The number of features
on the array |
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NumberOfFeatures is an attribute of ArrayDesign, class of Array_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
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number of elements |
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Production protocol |
A description of how the
array was manufactured |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for Protocol type, Hardware and Software type |
Protocol_package ProtocolApplication is an association with ArrayManufacture, class of Array_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with Feature Location and Zone |
Protocol= description, printing hardware, printing software |
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Provider |
The primary contact
(manufacturer) for the information on the array design |
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DesignProvider as an association with ArrayDesign, class of ArrayDesign_package |
Always |
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Contact details of
manufacturer |
1.2. Reporter related information
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Information
on the nucleotide sequence present in a particular location on the array |
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Reporter type |
Physical nature of the
reporter (e.g. PCR product, synthesized oligonucleotide) |
MGED controlled vocabulary to be developed for DesignElementGroup type |
Types is an association with DesignElementGroup, class of Array_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with TechnologyType |
Types= empty, PCR, synthesized
oligonucleotide, plasmid, colony, etc |
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Single or double stranded |
Whether the reporter
sequences are single or double stranded |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for DesignElementGroup type |
Types is an association with DesignElementGroup, class of Array_package |
When an array design is
novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with element Type |
Types= single, double |
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Reporter sequence information |
The nucleotide sequence
information for reporter: sequence accession number (from DDBJ/EMBL/GenBank),
the sequence itself (if known) or a reference sequences (e.g. for
oligonucleotides) and PCR primers pair information (if relevant) |
MGED controlled
vocabulary to be developed for DatabaseEntry |
ImmobilizedCharacteristics is an association with Reporter, class of DesignElement_pakage DatabaseEntry is a class of Description_package |
When elements are NOT
composite and when array design is novel and cannot refer to manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with element type and clone |
sequence annotation, sequence, sequence accession
number, PCR primer pair |
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Reporter approximate length |
The approximate length
of the reporter’s sequence |
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When the exact reporter
sequence is NOT known |
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Number of bases |
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Clone information |
For each reporter, the
identity of the clone along with information on the clone provider, the date
obtained, and availability |
MGED controlled vocabulary
to be developed for DatabaseEntry type |
ImmobilizedCharacteristics is an association with Reporter, class of DesignElement_pakage BioMaterial Is associated with ManufactureLIMS, class of Array_package OntologyEntry, associated to Biosource a class in BioMaterial_package DatabaseEntry is a class of Description_package |
When elements are
obtained from clones and when an array design is novel and cannot refer to
manufacturer |
Should be consistent
with element type |
clone ID, |