CLCell Ontology
The reference ontology of cell types across organisms, with a large and growing branch of neuron and glial types.
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The reference ontology of cell types across organisms, with a large and growing branch of neuron and glial types.
A cross-species anatomy ontology covering animals, with extensive coverage of nervous system structures. It is the common anatomy backbone for many cell, expression and phenotype resources.
Describes gene product functions, processes and locations, including synaptic transmission, neurotransmitter release and neuron development.
A unified disease ontology that merges many disease resources, with comprehensive coverage of neurological and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Anatomy of Drosophila melanogaster, including thousands of named neuron types linked to connectome datasets.
An ontology of small molecules, including neurotransmitters, neuromodulators and neuroactive drugs, with their chemical roles.
Standard vocabulary of phenotypic abnormalities in human disease, with a large nervous system abnormality branch used in rare-disease diagnostics.
Anatomy and development of the zebrafish, including the larval and adult nervous system.
Covers behavioral processes and phenotypes, such as learning, motor and social behavior, for annotating animal and human behavior.
Anatomy of Caenorhabditis elegans, including every identified neuron of its 302-neuron nervous system.
Represents mental functioning, including mental processes such as cognition and traits such as intelligence.
Describes and categorises mental disorders, built on the Mental Functioning Ontology.
Holds data-driven cell types (e.g. from single-cell transcriptomics of the brain) before they are ready for the Cell Ontology, linked to their source taxonomies.
Represents affective phenomena such as emotions, moods and appraisals, as an extension of the Mental Functioning Ontology.
An ontology being developed to cover all aspects of addiction research. It imports from, and is reused by, the Behaviour Change Intervention Ontology (BCIO).
A community standard for organising and describing neuroimaging and related data (MRI, EEG, MEG, iEEG, PET, microscopy, and more). Its rules are published as a machine-readable YAML schema.
Covers the clinical, preclinical and molecular knowledge domains of Alzheimer's disease.
A data standard and schema for neurophysiology: extracellular and intracellular electrophysiology, optical physiology, behavior and stimuli, extensible via neurodata extensions (NDX).
The metadata models of the DANDI neurophysiology archive. Pydantic models in the dandischema library define Dandiset and asset metadata; versioned JSON Schemas plus a JSON-LD context are generated from them and published in the dandi/schema repository. The library also converts Dandiset metadata to DataCite for DOIs.
An XML-based language (with XSD schema) for describing detailed neuron, synapse and network models in a simulator-independent way.
A structured vocabulary and annotation system for describing experimental events in time-series data such as EEG, MEG, fMRI and behavior.
A set of metadata models and controlled terms for neuroscience graph databases, covering datasets, subjects, methods, software, models and brain atlases (SANDS).
A detailed reference ontology of human anatomy, including fine-grained neuroanatomy. Marked inactive in the OBO Foundry; much of its neuro content is cross-referenced from Uberon.
The Neuroscience Information Framework ontology: a broad, modular set of neuroscience terms spanning anatomy, cells, molecules, techniques and resources.
Defines neuron types by combinations of phenotypes (location, morphology, molecular markers, electrophysiology, projections). Part of the NIF Ontology.
A BICAN ontology that harmonizes brain anatomy terms across mammalian brain atlases. Built with the Ontology Development Kit; early-stage.
File and metadata structure for datasets in the NIH SPARC programme on the peripheral nervous system, with curation tooling that maps to InterLex terms.
LinkML data models for the BRAIN Initiative Cell Atlas Network (BICAN) knowledgebase: taxonomies, assertions and evidence, library generation, anatomical structures, genome annotation, donors and a BICAN subset of Biolink. JSON Schema and Pydantic models are generated from the LinkML sources.
A JSON-LD schema for standardising assessments and questionnaires, with versioned items, scoring and provenance, plus a shared library of instruments.
The hierarchy of adult mouse brain regions used by the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas and Common Coordinate Framework, packaged as an OWL ontology by the BICAN community.
An application ontology covering research, research subjects and research results in BICAN, linking experimental knowledge to how data is distributed. It builds on earlier BICCN and Brain Data Standards work.
Metadata schemas and curation documentation for BICAN data, each reviewed and standardized by the BICAN Metadata and Ontologies Integration Working Group (MOWG).
Brain region hierarchy of the developing human brain, as used by BrainSpan and the Allen developing human atlases.
Open SHACL schemas for neuroscience data and provenance, originally developed within INCF and used by Blue Brain Nexus.
A JSON Schema for recording cell type annotations of single-cell datasets, including evidence, marker genes and links to ontology terms.
Brain region hierarchy of the Allen Developing Mouse Brain Atlas, covering embryonic and postnatal stages.
Adult human brain region hierarchy from the Allen Human Brain Atlas, packaged as an OWL ontology.
A family of W3C PROV-based specifications for describing neuroimaging experiments, workflows and results (NIDM-Experiment, NIDM-Workflows, NIDM-Results).
An early-stage BICAN ontology repository for spinal cord atlas structures, set up with the Ontology Development Kit.
A collaborative knowledge base of cognitive concepts, tasks, and the relations between them, built for annotating cognitive neuroscience experiments.
An application ontology of the Allen Institute Primate Brain Atlas structure graph, mapped to Uberon. Currently in draft status.
Describes the stimuli, instructions and responses that make up cognitive experimental paradigms in neuroimaging studies.
A 3D reference space for the adult mouse brain with annotated regions at 10 µm resolution. The de facto standard for registering mouse brain data.
An ontology of experimental techniques and methods used across the BRAIN Initiative Cell Atlas Network, to help scientists describe how data were produced.
A framework for representing neurological diseases together with their diagnosis, treatment and associated clinical findings.
Probabilistic cytoarchitectonic maps of the human brain, available through EBRAINS and the siibra toolsuite.
An open, MRI/DTI-based volumetric atlas and reference space for the rat brain with delineated regions.
Expert-curated, evidence-based annotations of synaptic gene functions and locations, organised with Gene Ontology terms.
A convention for naming and identifying data-driven cell types and taxonomies so that they can be compared and tracked across studies.
A dynamic term registry (successor to NeuroLex) where neuroscience terms are minted, linked to existing ontologies and given stable ILX identifiers.
A long-standing nomenclature of primate brain structures with synonyms across languages and atlases, served through BrainInfo.
Represents epilepsy syndromes, seizure types, EEG findings and treatments, aligned with ILAE classifications.
Models knowledge about Parkinson's disease, including etiology, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, for literature mining and data integration.
Terminologies for the odML metadata format, giving standard keys for describing electrophysiology experiments, subjects and hardware.
A knowledge management system for nervous system structure and connectivity data, with its own brain region nomenclatures. A legacy resource.
A controlled vocabulary of terms used to describe and annotate computational neuroscience models. A legacy resource.
Ontologies for event-related potential (ERP) data and analysis in EEG and MEG studies. A legacy resource.
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