Closed anonimoustt closed 4 months ago
Hi,
I believe there isn't a single most crucial relationship for protein sequences within the knowledge graph. Each relationship holds its unique significance. However, certain relationships, such as 'part_of_cytosol' or 'enables_hydrolase_activity', stem from broader relationships like 'part_of' and 'enables', which are respectively derived from the Cellular Component Ontology and Molecular Function Ontology. These relationships are introduced to address imbalances within knowledge graph and foster better comprehension of protein representations.
Thanks. Is there any tool to visualize the Protein KG knowledge graph data: https://www.zjukg.org/project/ProteinKG25/
We manually drew this figure of subgraph of ProteinKG25 demonstrated in the above site using PowerPoint. Of course, you can also visualize the knowledge graph with Neo4j tool.
Hi,
I see the following relations in the knowledge graph: ['enables_nucleotide_binding', 'enables_metal_ion_binding', 'enables_transferase_activity', 'enables', 'involved_in_signal_transduction', 'involved_in_regulation_of_transcription,_DNA-templated', 'involved_in_phosphorylation', 'involved_in', 'part_of_nucleus', 'part_of_cytoplasm', 'part_of', 'part_of_cytosol', 'part_of_membrane', 'colocalizes_with', 'involved_in_proteolysis', 'NOT|involved_in', 'part_of_integral_component_of_membrane', 'involved_in_cation_transport', 'involved_in_cellular_response_to_DNA_damage_stimulus', 'part_of_mitochondrion', 'involved_in_metabolic_process', 'involved_in_cell_cycle', 'involved_in_cell_division', 'involved_in_lipid_metabolic_process', 'enables_RNA_binding', 'acts_upstream_of_or_within', 'enables_catalytic_activity', 'enables_hydrolase_activity', 'enables_DNA_binding', 'contributes_to', 'involved_in_carbohydrate_metabolic_process', 'involved_in_translation', 'part_of_extracellular_region', 'acts_upstream_of_or_within_positive_effect', 'involved_in_protein_transport', 'NOT|enables', 'acts_upstream_of', 'part_of_ribosome', 'involved_in_transmembrane_transport', 'NOT|part_of', 'NOT|involved_in_tRNA_processing', 'is_active_in', 'located_in', 'NOT|located_in', 'acts_upstream_of_positive_effect']
which relation is the most important for protein sequence?