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  • Infectious Disease Research
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  • Anthrax, a zoonotic disease caused by Bacillus anthracis, impacts global animal and human health.
  • The growing volume of anthrax literature necessitates advanced methods for knowledge extraction and synthesis.
  • Understanding anthrax etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and research is crucial and relies on comprehensive literature analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a comprehensive knowledge graph and portal for anthrax research.
  • To extract and organize entities and relationships from a large corpus of anthrax biomedical literature.
  • To provide researchers with an efficient tool for accessing and utilizing anthrax-related knowledge.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized text mining tools to identify ~14,000 entities across 29 categories from ~8,000 anthrax publications.
  • Extracted 281 categories of association relationships among identified entities.
  • Curated an Anthrax-related Entities Dictionary and Anthrax Ontology.
  • Constructed the Anthrax Knowledge Graph (AnthraxKG) with over 6,000 nodes and 6,000 edges.
  • Developed an interactive Anthrax Knowledge Portal (AnthraxKP) using Web technology based on AnthraxKG.

Main Results:

  • Identified and categorized key entities (genes, diseases, chemicals, species, vaccines, proteins) within the anthrax domain.
  • Established a structured knowledge base (AnthraxKG) with extensive properties, facilitating complex data queries.
  • Created AnthraxKP, an interactive visualization tool enabling efficient exploration and download of anthrax-related data.
  • AnthraxKG contains over 6,000 nodes, 6,000 edges, and 32,000 properties.

Conclusions:

  • The Anthrax Knowledge Graph and Portal provide a valuable, centralized resource for anthrax research.
  • AnthraxKP enhances research efficiency by offering rich, authentic, and easily accessible knowledge.
  • This integrated approach facilitates deeper insights into anthrax etiology, diagnosis, and treatment strategies.