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摘要
描述小鼠表型和病理的本体论已经很好地建立起来,并且越来越普遍地使用(Smith和Eppig in Mamm Genome 23:653, 2012;Scofield et al. in J Biomed Semant 4:18, 2013)。然而,用于描述和传播笼侧观察结果的语言还不够完善。本文探讨了统一语言和术语的障碍,并介绍了我们最初的尝试。
Talking welfare: the importance of a common language.
Ontologies describing mouse phenotypes and pathology are well established and becoming more universally used (Smith and Eppig in Mamm Genome 23:653, 2012; Scofield et al. in J Biomed Semant 4:18, 2013). However, the language used to describe and disseminate cage-side observations is less well developed. This article explores the hurdles to unifying a language and terminology, and introduces our initial attempt to do so.