My investigation in the model and using some str introspection queries on the IRI's has not panned out.
For example the query below does not return in time at http://sparql.omabrowser.org.
Actually, currently there is no triples stored for describing the fingerprint concept in OMA. The SPARQL endpoint only contains data from the Hierarchical Orthologous Groups (HOGs) (orthoxml file) and cross-references for correspondent protein/gene in Uniprot, Ensembl, etc. To retrieve the orthologs of P53_HUMAN (from the OMA HOG), you can query such as follows by using the oma:uniProtSwissProtId property :
Actually, currently there is no triples stored for describing the fingerprint concept in OMA. The SPARQL endpoint only contains data from the Hierarchical Orthologous Groups (HOGs) (orthoxml file) and cross-references for correspondent protein/gene in Uniprot, Ensembl, etc. To retrieve the orthologs of P53_HUMAN (from the OMA HOG), you can query such as follows by using the oma:uniProtSwissProtId property :
Actually, currently there is no triples stored for describing the fingerprint concept in OMA. The SPARQL endpoint only contains data from the Hierarchical Orthologous Groups (HOGs) (orthoxml file) and cross-references for correspondent protein/gene in Uniprot, Ensembl, etc. To retrieve the orthologs of P53_HUMAN (from the OMA HOG), you can query such as follows by using the oma:uniProtSwissProtId property :
select distinct ?protein2 {
?cluster a orth:OrthologsCluster.
?cluster orth:hasHomologous ?node1.
?cluster orth:hasHomologous ?node2.
?node2 orth:hasHomologous* ?protein2.
?node1 orth:hasHomologous* ?protein1.
?protein1 a orth:Protein.
?protein1 oma:uniProtSwissProtId "P53_HUMAN".
?protein2 a orth:Protein.
filter(?node1 != ?node2)}
I think this is an answer more than a comment ;)