Predefined subclasses for Spatial¶
Representative classes of the Spatial class are described below.
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Subject entity¶
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Subject¶ a subclass of
Spatialrepresenting the subject of the study. Depending on whether it is a human being or not, it becomes either anAnimalor aParticipant.If it is a tissue cut out from an individual, then it becomes a
Tissue.-
license¶ a required property representing a license term or more that is related to this subject e.g. the license for the animal experiment, or the informed consent conditions with the human experiment.
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implants¶ an optional mapping property from names to
Componentinstances, describing what additionalComponentinstances are implanted, before or during experiments, to thisSubject.Possible
Componententities include:- implanted components (head-posts, cannula, chronic windows etc.)
- materials that are chronically introduced into the body (chronic drug admin., virus injection etc.)
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Subclasses of Subject¶
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Animal¶ a subclass of
Subjectrepresenting a non-human individual.-
species-strain a required
Strainproperty indicating the species and strain of thisAnimal.
TODO
is it better having a property indicating “experiment-specific”?
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Participant¶ a subclass of
Subjectrepresenting a human individual.-
sexuality¶ a required
Sexualityproperty of thisParticipant.
TODO
add property details??
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Component entity¶
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Component¶ a subclass of
Spatialrepresenting any chemical / physical component used for the study.-
supplier¶ an optional (but recommended) property referring to an
Individualwho supplied thisMaterialinstance.
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