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Knowledge Object Implementation Ontology

KGXBioPortal ontologyv2.1
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A KGX transformation of the BioPortal ontology Knowledge Object Implementation Ontology (KOIO), produced by KG‑Bioportal. Nodes are ontology classes; edges are the relations between them. The base graph is the ontology on its own, imports stripped; the full graph, where built, has the import closure merged in.

Base graph at a glance

54
Nodes
45
Edges
2.1
Version
2026-09-14
Transformed

Products & downloads

Base
KGX base graph (imports stripped)
KOIO.tar.gz
54 nodes · 45 edges
Full
KGX full graph (imports merged in)
KOIO_full.tar.gz
4K nodes · 6K edges

The base graph contains KOIO_nodes.tsv and KOIO_edges.tsv. The full graph contains KOIO_full_nodes.tsv and KOIO_full_edges.tsv: this ontology plus the 2 it imports (and their imports in turn), merged by ROBOT. Use it when the imported terms matter; the base graph merges more cleanly with other graphs. Releases are incremental, so each link points at whichever release most recently rebuilt this ontology.

Imports 2 · 1 in KG‑Bioportal

What this ontology pulls in through owl:imports. An import that is itself a BioPortal ontology links to its page here; a module of one links to the ontology it belongs to; anything else links out, or is named by its namespace when it is not a web address. The base graph leaves all of these out; the full graph, where built, has them merged in.

Biolink categories 3 categories across 54 nodes

NamedThing43
PhysicalEntity7
InformationContentEntity4

An item carrying more than one category is counted under each, so these counts can add up to more than the total.

How they were assigned 11 of 54 nodes (20.4%)

2is a seed term whose Biolink class is not in doubt
9inherits from a seed term above it in the hierarchy

Biolink categories 1 category across 45 edges

Association45

An item carrying more than one category is counted under each, so these counts can add up to more than the total.