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Ontology-supported research on vaccine efficacy, safety and integrative biological networks
2014
Expert Review of Vaccines
While vaccine efficacy and safety research has dramatically progressed with the methods of in silico prediction and data mining, many challenges still exist. A formal ontology is a human-and computer-interpretable set of terms and relations that represent entities in a specific domain and how these terms relate to each other. Several community-based ontologies (including the Vaccine Ontology, Ontology of Adverse Events, and Ontology of Vaccine Adverse Events) have been developed to support
doi:10.1586/14760584.2014.923762
pmid:24909153
pmcid:PMC4815432
fatcat:t3xq23efsrgyrn5zp3xo2v2dji