Microbiota on Human Health Ontology (Micronto)

Alejandro Bernabeu Duréndez & Alberto González Calatayud

Semantic Technologies

Computational Biology (UPM)

Overview The Microbiota on Human Health Ontology, or Micronto, is a semantic representation of the relationships between various elements related to the microbiota and its impact on human health. This ontology is designed to provide a structured and standardized framework for capturing knowledge about the intricate interplay between microbial communities and human well-being.

Ontology File micronto.ttl: The main ontology file containing the formal representation of concepts, relationships, and axioms in Turtle format.

OnToology Integration The repository includes an integration with OnToology, a tool for ontology documentation and continuous integration. The OnToology directory structure is as follows:

OnToology/Micronto.ttl:

The ontology file in Turtle format for OnToology integration. OnToology/context/:

Contains context files used by OnToology for documentation generation. OnToology/diagrams/:

Placeholder for diagrams illustrating the ontology structure and relationships. OnToology/documentation/:

index-en.html: Main entry point for ontology documentation. Access this file for a comprehensive guide to the ontology and its components.

Getting Started To explore the Microbiota on Human Health Ontology, follow these steps:

Clone the repository:

bash Copy code git clone https://github.com/Aberdur/micronto.git Access the documentation:

Open the OnToology/documentation/index-en.html file in your web browser to navigate through the ontology documentation.

Contributing We welcome contributions to enhance the Microbiota on Human Health Ontology. If you have suggestions, improvements, or would like to report issues, please create a new issue or submit a pull request.

License This ontology is released under the MIT License.

Acknowledgments Special thanks to contributors who have contributed to the development of Micronto.