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RO is an ontology of relations for use with biological ontologies
``` tomc@cypher ~/junq $ cut -f3- -d' ' ro.nt | wc -l 5280 tomc@cypher ~/junq $ cut -f3- -d' ' ro.nt | grep "^
Is RO intended to house ALL relations used in OBO ontologies? Different branches of RO have different levels of specificity, which may simply reflect demand. However, it seems that some...
See https://github.com/CommonCoreOntology/CommonCoreOntologies Note that they are using the 2005 set of relations with the old URIs https://github.com/CommonCoreOntology/CommonCoreOntologies/blob/master/BFO%20Version/ro.owl I will alert them these are no longer supported This has a lot...
first ideas: is agent of is patient of is principal participant of
RO has many SWRL rules. These are only visible in Protege if you go to Views and select Rules:  Note most of the rules are annotated The rules don't...
Currently RO has the term "contributes to condition" which is a parent of: - contributes to frequency of disease - contributes to severity of condition - ameliorates condition - exacerbates...
experiment: try defining participation relations in terms of roles. E.g. p has-output c p has_participant (c and has_role some r) This could be seen as pointless semantic shuffling, but there...
It would be useful to have a relationship to link an instance of a phenotype to the frequency seen in a cohort of patients diagnosed with a condition. This could...
The plant trait ontology people need to relate the expression of a trait to an environmental stimulus it is expressed in response to. see https://github.com/Planteome/plant-trait-ontology/blob/add-dp/patterns/response.yaml I don't believe we have...
Are there any guidelines for using parasite relations vs pathogen relations? Is pathogen_of restricted to single-celled organisms? Where do we want to draw the line? The example I'm thinking of...