Figure 6
From: BIOZON: a system for unification, management and analysis of heterogeneous biological data
A subset of the Biozon data graph. Objects (rectangular shapes), descriptors (rounded boxes), and the relations between them form a typical subset of the Biozon data graph. The subgraph consists of two protein sequences that are described by a number of different descriptors and are related to a common Family object. Creating this graph requires data from a number of different databases or computations. Gathering data is a matter of traversing a portion of the graph and examining the nodes. For each node, it is possible to obtain a set of all relations connecting that document to another. Searches serve as an entry point to the data graph, from which the graph may be navigated to see the object's context.