Ontology Term Parents Table
This table shows the parent terms of the current ontology term you’re viewing.| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Relationship Type | Describes how this term relates to its parent |
| Term ID | Unique identifier for the parent term (click to view its page) |
| Name | Name of the parent term (hover to see full text if it’s long) |
| Description | Description of the parent term (hover to see full text if it’s long) |
| Source | Origin of the term information (click for more details) |
| Subontology | Subgroup of the ontology this term belongs to |
| Synonyms | Alternative names for the term (click to expand if there are many) |
Ontology Term Children Table
This table displays the child terms of the current ontology term.| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Relationship Type | Describes how this term relates to its child |
| Term ID | Unique identifier for the child term (click to view its page) |
| Name | Name of the child term (hover to see full text if it’s long) |
| Description | Description of the child term (hover to see full text if it’s long) |
| Source | Origin of the term information (click for more details) |
| Subontology | Subgroup of the ontology this term belongs to |
| Synonyms | Alternative names for the term (click to expand if there are many) |
Transitive Closure
At the bottom of the page, you’ll see a link labeled “Enter Closure End”. This feature allows you to explore the relationship between the current term and any other term in the ontology. To use this feature:- Click on “Enter Closure End”
- A prompt will appear asking you to enter another ontology term
- Type in the term ID (e.g., UBERON_0014892)
- Press Enter or click OK
- You’ll be taken to a new page showing the relationship path between the current term and the one you entered