9 | | * Choose some 'reference' sequences to see how the Bio* projects 'round-trip' them. Where are the differences and why are there differences? |
10 | | * Find out where each Bio* project persists it's data into BioSQL during ORM. Why are there differences? |
11 | | * Establish guidelines for where things should go in BioSQL, eg given a Genbank file, what bits should go where. |
12 | | * Define an interchange format for the Bio* projects. Probably XML, probably borrow something already existing (XEMBL etc). |
13 | | * Decide on a restricted vocab for annotations and feature types. Probably use SO. |
| 9 | * Choose some 'reference' sequences to see how the Bio* projects 'round-trip' them. Where are the differences and why are there differences? |
| 10 | * Find out where each Bio* project persists it's data into BioSQL during ORM. Why are there differences? |
| 11 | * Establish guidelines for where things should go in BioSQL, eg given a Genbank file, what bits should go where. |
| 12 | * Define an interchange format for the Bio* projects. Probably XML, probably borrow something already existing (XEMBL etc). |
| 13 | * Decide on a restricted vocab for annotations and feature types. Probably use SO. |