- From: Tim Clark <twclark@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
- Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2006 23:05:18 -0500
- To: public-semweb-lifesci@w3.org
Group I'd like to suggest a broadening of these use cases in two ways. (1) We have significant involvement (at least for now) from some people with an outstanding community web resource on Alzheimer Disease, the Alzforum (www.alzforum.org). It seems a shame not to talk a little more about Alzheimer disease. I think June Kinoshita might be willing to offer one or more very practical AD-related use cases. There is also the Neurocommons project, with a strong focus on HD. My group, as well, works on projects in HD, Parkinson's and AD. How dissimilar are these disorders in terms of the kinds of practical problems of knowledge organization (and content requirements) faced by researchers? I maintain, they are not much different. (2) I suggest we think more about what information would be most useful to scientists in determining what experiments to do, how to do them, and how to interpret the results. More practical is better. Best Tim
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