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VG RDF: proposal for representation of variation on VG RDF
Toshiyuki Yokoyama edited this page Dec 11, 2018
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By describing variants explicitly on VG-RDF, connecting with dbSNP and any other resources can be easy, and we can infer the relationship between nodes.
/ ACTG \
- -
\ AC-GG /
\ /
GT
- Path1(P1): ACTG
- Path2(P2): ACGG
- Path3(P3): ACGT
In this case, we discussed the representation like the following (? is a draft).
<P3S1> : rank 1
?: difference <P3S1P1S1>
<P3S1P1S1>?: deletes <P1S1>
?: inserts <P3S2>, <P3S1>
<P1S1> : rank 1
?: difference <P1S1P3S1>
<P1S1P3S1>?: deletes <P3S2>, <P3S1>
?: inserts <P1S1>
?: opposite <P3S1P1S1>
A ?: MNP?
?: LETHAL_MUTATION?
We can easily associate with existing DBs like as follows.
dbSNP:xyz owl:SAMEAS <P1S1P3S1>
It is similar to the concept of edit of VG, but the "difference" representation in RDF only implies the relationship between nodes/paths, not intend to modify graphs.
Moreover, by describing multiple variants as one object on VG RDF, we can also associate a chain of variants to annotations.
This is an alternative idea; it can describe the type of variant explicitly, but it seems more complex than the previous one.
Node_id: 101, 102, 103 -- a reference path
ACG - A - CT
\ /
G (104) -- a patient path
<P1S1> : rank 1
: path <P1>
: node <101>
<P1S2> : rank 2
: path <P1>
: node <102>
?: variant <P2S2>
<P2S2> : rank 2
: path <P2>
: node <102>
?: variant <P1S2>
For describing insertion sequence:
<P3S2>: rank 2
: path <P3>
: node <103>
: insertedBefore <P1S2>
: insertedAfter <P1S1>
: variant <P2S2>