A graph diagram representing a biological process as a set of interactions
and relationships among genes, proteins, metabolites, and other factors in
the context of cellular compartments, tissues and organisms.
<-- Organism is not a field in the
GenMAPP database at this time, but we want to preserve this
information when importing maps, and also when exporting maps.
GenMAPP maps have the organism implied from the
filename. -->
<-- On import to GenMAPP,
Data-Source value could be 'KEGG', 'Cytoscape', etc. On export
from GenMAPP, value should be 'GenMAPP' with version
number.
Deprecated in 2017 version
-->
Denotes a biological entity that forms a node in a pathway and
has some biological meaning associated with it. For a list of
the gpml:DataNode types supported at WikiPathways, see subclasses
of wp:DataNode or the wpTypes vocabulary defined for use in applications.
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<--
DataNode is the old GeneProduct, a gene in GenMAPP terminology.
DataNode represents all possible biological entities in a pathway
like GeneProduct, Metabolite, Pathway, Protein, RNA, Unknown.
-->
A visual annotation, often used to partition space or connect other annotation,
e.g., Shapes. GrapicalLine are graphical annotations without semantic meaning
An Xref cannot be specified for GraphicalLines (in contrast to Interactions).
<-- relX and relY are the coordinates used when
a point is linked to another object (when GraphRef
is defined). They represent he coordinates of the
point relative to the object that it's linked to, where
0,0 lies at the center of the object and 1,1 at the bottom-right
corner -->
Defines the biochemical relationship between DataNodes
or with Anchors on other Interactions. An Xref can be
specified for Interactions (in contrast to GraphicalLines).
<-- relX and relY are the coordinates used when
a point is linked to another object (when GraphRef
is defined). They represent he coordinates of the
point relative to the object that it's linked to, where
0,0 lies at the center of the object and 1,1 at the bottom-right
corner -->
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<gpml:Graphics CenterX="xsd:float[1]?" CenterY="xsd:float[1]?" Width="gpml:Dimension[1]?" Height="gpml:Dimension[1]?" FontName="xsd:string[0..1]?" FontStyle="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Normal'|'Italic'})[0..1]?" FontDecoration="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Normal'|'Underline'})[0..1]?" FontStrikethru="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Normal'|'Strikethru'})[0..1]?" FontWeight="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Normal'|'Bold'})[0..1]?" FontSize="xsd:nonNegativeInteger[0..1]?" Align="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Left'|'Center'|'Right'})[0..1]?" Valign="xsd:string (value comes from list: {'Top'|'Middle'|'Bottom'})[0..1]?" Color="gpml:ColorType[0..1]?" LineStyle="gpml:StyleType[0..1]?" LineThickness="xsd:float[0..1]?" FillColor="gpml:ColorType[0..1]" ShapeType="xsd:string[1]" ZOrder="xsd:integer[0..1]" Rotation="gpml:RotationType[0..1]"/> [1]
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