Volume 4 [109 articles]

• The ESF Programme on ‘Integrated Approaches to Functional Genomics’. Workshop on ‘Ontology for Biology’, Luca Bernardi, Isabel Rojas, and Paul van der Vet
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 68-70
• The Gene Ontology Annotation (GOA) Project—Application of GO in SWISS-PROT, TrEMBL and InterPro, Evelyn Camon, Daniel Barrell, Catherine Brooksbank, Michele Magrane, and Rolf Apweiler
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 71-74
• Automatic Classification of Protein Functions From the Literature, Christian Blaschke and Alfonso Valencia
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 75-79
• An Upper-Level Ontology for the Biomedical Domain, Alexa T. McCray
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 80-84
• Developing a Protein-Interactions Ontology, Esther Ratsch, Jörg Schultz, Jasmin Saric, Philipp Cimiano Lavin, Ulrike Wittig, Uwe Reyle, and Isabel Rojas
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 85-89
• Bringing Ontology to the Gene Ontology, Jennifer Williams and William Andersen
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 90-93
• Turning Informal Thesauri Into Formal Ontologies: A Feasibility Study on Biomedical Knowledge re-Use, Udo Hahn
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 94-97
• The Semantic Web—New Ways to Present and Integrate Information, Steffen Staab
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 98-103
• Some Tools and Methodologies for Domain Ontology Building, Aldo Gangemi
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 104-110
• How a Philosophical Theory of Causation May Help in Ontological Engineering, Daniel von Wachter
  Volume 4 (2003), Issue 1, Pages 111-114