On how to generalize species-specific conceptual schemes to generate a species-independent Conceptual Schema of the Genome

Background: Understanding the genome, with all of its components and intrinsic relationships, is a great challenge. Conceptual modeling techniques have been used as a means to face this challenge. The heterogeneity and idiosyncrasy of genomic use cases mean that conceptual modeling techniques are us...

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Main Authors:	Casamayor, J.C (Author), García S, A. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	BioMed Central Ltd 2021
Subjects:	article bioinformatics Bioinformatics Citrus Citrus genomes Conceptual model Conceptual modeling Conceptual schemas controlled study Data mining Diagnosis Genes Genetic diagnosis genome Genome genomics Genomics human human genome Human genomes Humans Information items Modelling techniques Models, Theoretical nonhuman personalized medicine phenotype Research groups species difference Species Specificity Species specifics theoretical model
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