README iRefIndex Feedback 2.0

Last edited: October 13th, 2008

Applies to iRefIndex release: 1.1 beta.

Release date: July 11th, 2008

Authors: Ian Donaldson and Sabry Razick

Database: iRefIndex (http://irefindex.uio.no)

Organization: Biotechnology Centre of Oslo, University of Oslo (http://www.biotek.uio.no/)

Description

This file describes the contents of the xxx/feedback directory and the format of the tab-delimited text files contained within.

Directory contents

README this file xxxx.feedback.y.y.txt.zip feedback for some database (xxxx) for release y.y

Changes from last version

None. First release of this file.

Known Issues

None.

License

This directory is private and only released to invited source databases. These data are released under the Creative Commons Attribution License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/. This means that you are free to use, modify and redistribute these data for personal or commercial use so long as you provide appropriate credit. See next section.

Copyright © 2008 Ian Donaldson

Citation

Razick, S., Magklaras, G., Donaldson, IM. iRefIndex: A consolidated protein interaction database with provenance. BMC Bioinformatics. 2008. 9(1):405. PMID 18823568.

Disclaimer

Data is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Understanding the Feedback file

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Score	Description of feature
P	The interaction record\'s primary (P) reference for the protein was used to make the assignment.
D	The source database (D) listed in the interaction record is different than what is expected for the given accession for the protein. In specific cases, this difference is tolerated and the assignment is made.
T	The taxonomy (T) identifier for the protein (as supplied by the interaction record) differed from what was found in the protein sequence record. This discrepancy was tolerated and the assignment was made.
M	The protein reference listed by the interaction record was a typographical modification (M) of a known accession. In specific cases, this variation is tolerated and the assignment is made.
V	The protein reference listed by the interaction record contained version (V) information that was ignored. For example, RefSeq accession.version NP_012420.1 was listed but treated as RefSeq accession NP_012420.
Q	The protein reference used to make the assignment was of the type \"see-also\". See PSI-MI Path: entrySet/entry/interactorList/interactor/xref/primaryRef/refType = \"see-also\".
U	The protein reference listed in the interaction record and used to make the assignment was a secondary UniProt accession and was updated (U) to a primary UniProt accession in order to make the assignment.
E	The protein reference was a retired NCBI Identifier. NCBI\'s eUtils (E) were used to retrieve the current accession and/or sequence.
I	The protein reference used was an NCBI GenInfo Identifier (I).
G	The interaction record\'s reference for the protein was an EntrezGene (G) identifier. The corresponding products of the gene were used to make the assignment.
S	One of the interaction record\'s secondary (S) references for the protein was used to make the assignment.
+	More than one possible assignment is possible (+). This case may arise in one of three ways. 1) The reference supplied by the interaction record requires updating but more than one possibility exists. For example, Q7XJL8 was found to be a secondary accession in three separate UniProt records (Q3EBZ2, Q6DR20, and Q8GWA9). 2) The secondary references supplied by the interaction record point to more than one unique protein sequence. 3) An EntrezGene identifier is provided in the interaction record as a protein reference. This identifier points to more than one protein product. An attempt is made to resolve this ambiguity as indicated by ROG score features O, X or L (see below).
O	More than one possible assignment is possible (see + above). The assignment chosen has a SEGUID that is identical to the SEGUID of the original (O) sequence provided in the interaction record.
X	More than one possible assignment is possible (see + above). The assignment chosen has the same taxonomy (X) identifier as listed in the interaction record.
L	More than one possible assignment is possible (see + above). The assignment with the largest (L) SEGUID is arbitrarily chosen (see Methods).
N	The protein reference, taxonomy identifier and sequence for the protein as provided in the interaction record are used to make a new entry in the SEGUID table. The protein interactor is assigned the newly (N) generated ROG identifier.

Description of Feedback file

Each line in this file represents

1. a protein interactor found in some source db record and
2. the iRefIndex mapping to a current protein sequence record.

Column number: 1

Column name:	int_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	accession for interaction record
Example:	intact

Notes

Column number: 2

Column name:	int_db
Column type:	string
Description:	name of interaction db
Example:	intact

Notes Possible values in this field are:

bind	biomolecular interaction network db
biogrid	the biogrid db
dip	db of interacting proteins
hprd	human protein reference db
intact	ebi interaction db
mint	molecular interaction db
mpact	mips yeast protein interaction db
mppi	mips mammalian protein interaction db
ophid	online predicted human interaction db

Column number: 3

Column name:	primary_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	An accession for a protein interactor in some database as supplied in the interaction record (see columns 1-2)
Example:	Q9Y6Q9

Notes

Column number: 4

Column name:	primary_db
Column type:	string
Description:	source db for accession listed in column 4
Example:	uniprotkb

Notes

This is the primary protein sequence database referenced in the interaction record.

Column number: 5

Column name:	primary_taxid
Column type:	integer
Description:	taxonomy of protein interactor as listed in the source interaction record
Example:	9606

Notes

Column number: 6

Column name:	used_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	An accession for a protein interactor in some database as supplied in the interaction record (see columns 1-2)
Example:	Q9Y6Q9

Notes

Column number: 7

Column name:	used_db
Column type:	string
Description:	source db for accession listed in column 4
Example:	uniprotkb

Notes

This is the primary protein sequence database referenced in the interaction record.

Column number: 8

Column name:	used_taxid
Column type:	integer
Description:	taxonomy of protein interactor as listed in the source interaction record
Example:	9606

Notes

Column number: 9

Column name:	mapped_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	the accession that this interactor was mapped to by iRefIndex
Example:	Q9Y6Q9

Notes This will most likely be the same accession as listed in column 4 unless:

reason	example	see scores with...
a modified version of the accession has been used	NP_0001 in place of NP 0001	M
an updated version of the accession has been used	xxx in place of xxx	U or E

Column number: 10

Column name:	mapped_db
Column type:	string
Description:	the source protein db that this interactor was mapped to by iRefIndex
Example:	uniprot

Notes

This will most likely be the same as the db listed in column 6 unless:

reason	example	see scores with...
the db name is not valid or is a variation of a cv db	uniprot in place of "protein database"	D

Column number: 11

Column name:	mapped_taxid
Column type:	integer
Description:	Taxonomy identifier for interactor as found in source protein db for record specified in column 8 and 9.
Example:	9606

Notes

This will most likely be the same as the taxid listed in column 7 unless:

reason	example	see scores with...
the listed taxid is different from that found in the mapped record	xxx in place of xxx	T

Column number: 12

Column name:	rogid
Column type:	string
Description:	rogid of the interactor assigned by iRefIndex
Example:	HWcRyNPgZ0dLD9cb5iuiarsGG8E9606

Notes See iRefIndex paper. PMID 18823568.

Column number: 13

Column name:	rogscore
Column type:	string
Description:	description of assignment score for this interactor
Example:	PUTO+

Notes

See iRefIndex paper. PMID 18823568.

Column number: 14

Column name:	score_type
Column type:	integer
Description:	assignment score type 1-6
Example:	1

Notes

See iRefIndex paper. PMID 18823568. Table 4 column 1

Not found file

Each row in this table represents an interactor reference which we were unable to map to a sequence.

Column number: 1

Column name:	int_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	accession for interaction record
Example:	intact

Notes

Column number: 2

Column name:	int_db
Column type:	string
Description:	name of interaction db
Example:	intact

Notes Possible values in this field are:

bind	biomolecular interaction network db
biogrid	the biogrid db
dip	db of interacting proteins
hprd	human protein reference db
intact	ebi interaction db
mint	molecular interaction db
mpact	mips yeast protein interaction db
mppi	mips mammalian protein interaction db
ophid	online predicted human interaction db

Column number: 3

Column name:	unfound_acc
Column type:	string
Description:	An accession for a protein interactor in some database as supplied in the interaction record (see columns 1-2)
Example:	Q9Y6Q9

Notes

Column number: 4

Column name:	unfound_db
Column type:	string
Description:	source db for accession listed in column 4
Example:	uniprotkb

Notes

This is the primary protein sequence database referenced in the interaction record.

Column number: 5

Column name:	unfound_taxid
Column type:	integer
Description:	taxonomy of protein interactor as listed in the source interaction record
Example:	9606

Notes