Closed RichardBruskiewich closed 3 years ago
Would this be a child of a proposed similar_to predicate? (see https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model/pull/404)
Hi @cbizon, sure.. that sounds reasonable. Perhaps the name of the slot could also be tweaked to read structurally similar to? Do we need to add any reference to chemistry in the name, i.e. chemical structure similar to to be more precise? Or molecular structure similar to (to better align with the associated domain and range category names)?
add label: chemical
Hi @vdancik, what did you specifically have in mind? Are you thinking of biolink:chemical_structure_similar_to
? I just realised that after previously revisiting this issue, I followed @cbizon's link over to https://github.com/biolink/biolink-model/pull/404 which added "biolink:chemically_similar_to", which was just merged.
That said, there was mention in that PR of an additional refinement of chemistry semantics:
structurally similar to # could also simply be 'chemical structure similar to'?
is_a chemically similar to
is_a similar to
is_a related to
Vlado, do you think that any further chemistry refinement of biolink terms would be useful, e.g. a term chemical structure similar to
plus other related chemistry terms, e.g. predicates like chemical ion form of
, chemical radical of
or chemical salt of
(perhaps others)?
@RichardBruskiewich I had in mind add github label "chemical" to this issue.
Is this covered by the chemical entity refactoring that @vdancik is working on? Seems like it should not be assigned to @cbizon?
@vdancik @RichardBruskiewich - I'm going to close this issue for now as it appears that Richard and Chris B handled at least the basic use case in #404. Please do reopen if I got this wrong! :)
Scientific issue motivating this feature request:
edge_label
predicate space.Possible solution:
Add a new Biolink Model predicate?
Origin of this request:
The need for this change suggested by ongoing data modeling discussions about representing chemical similarities in the Biolink and some attempted mappings of chemical predicates (e.g. from CHEBI) to the model.
Relevant members for discussion @cmungall, @cbizon, Steve Ramsay, Vlado Dancik