TY - BOOK
T1 - Protein Application Ontology (P-PRO)
AU - Heuer, H.E.J.M.
AU - van Leeuwen, S.L.
AU - Top, J.L.
N1 - WFBR project number:6230209700
PY - 2022
Y1 - 2022
N2 - Currently the world is facing a large population growth and the effects of climate change, which pose challenges regarding food security, including the need for adequate consumption of proteins. More sustainable protein sources, such as legumes, aquatic crops and insects will have to be used. There is an increasing need for expressing information on proteins and their sources and determining what processes are involved in the production and use of proteins. A number of ontologies already exist to support specific aspects of protein research. In addition, the protein application ontology 'P-PRO' aims to enable and enhance data sharing between the different parties involved in protein research and production.In this report, we discuss the structure of the P-PRO ontology and how it is embedded in the web of ontologies regarding proteins. P-PRO includes information from the fields of protein technology and human nutrition and health research. There is a link between P-PRO and the Ontology of Units of Measures, OM; the sensor ontologySOSA, several anatomical ontologies and the NCBI Taxon database. P-PRO will be available as an open-source ontology. If P-PRO is adopted widely it can enrich standards that are already established
AB - Currently the world is facing a large population growth and the effects of climate change, which pose challenges regarding food security, including the need for adequate consumption of proteins. More sustainable protein sources, such as legumes, aquatic crops and insects will have to be used. There is an increasing need for expressing information on proteins and their sources and determining what processes are involved in the production and use of proteins. A number of ontologies already exist to support specific aspects of protein research. In addition, the protein application ontology 'P-PRO' aims to enable and enhance data sharing between the different parties involved in protein research and production.In this report, we discuss the structure of the P-PRO ontology and how it is embedded in the web of ontologies regarding proteins. P-PRO includes information from the fields of protein technology and human nutrition and health research. There is a link between P-PRO and the Ontology of Units of Measures, OM; the sensor ontologySOSA, several anatomical ontologies and the NCBI Taxon database. P-PRO will be available as an open-source ontology. If P-PRO is adopted widely it can enrich standards that are already established
UR - https://edepot.wur.nl/580266
U2 - 10.18174/580266
DO - 10.18174/580266
M3 - Report
T3 - Report / Wageningen Food & Biobased Research
BT - Protein Application Ontology (P-PRO)
PB - Wageningen Food & Biobased Research
CY - Wageningen
ER -