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Bio::Phenotype::Correlate - Representation of a correlating phenotype in a given species
use Bio::Phenotype::Correlate;
$co = Bio::Phenotype::Correlate->new( -name => "4(Tas1r3)",
-description => "mouse correlate of human phenotype MIM 605865",
-species => $mouse,
-type => "homolog",
-comment => "type=homolog is putative" );
print $co->name();
print $co->description();
print $co->species()->binomial();
print $co->type();
print $co->comment();
print $co->to_string();
This class models correlating phenotypes. Its creation was inspired by the OMIM database where many human phenotypes have a correlating mouse phenotype. Therefore, this class is intended to be used together with a phenotype class.
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The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods.
Title : new
Usage : $co = Bio::Phenotype::Correlate->new( -name => "4(Tas1r3)",
-description => "mouse correlate of human phenotype MIM 605865",
-species => $mouse,
-type => "homolog",
-comment => "type=homolog is putative" );
Function: Creates a new Correlate object.
Returns : A new Correlate object.
Args : -name => a name or id
-description => a description
-species => the species of this correlating phenotype [Bio::Species]
-type => the type of correlation
-comment => a comment
Title : init() Usage : $co->init(); Function: Initializes this Correlate to all "". Returns : Args :
Title : name
Usage : $co->name( "4(Tas1r3)" );
or
print $co->name();
Function: Set/get for the name or id of this Correlate.
Returns : The name or id of this Correlate.
Args : The name or id of this Correlate (optional).
Title : description
Usage : $co->description( "mouse correlate of human phenotype MIM 03923" );
or
print $co->description();
Function: Set/get for the description of this Correlate.
Returns : A description of this Correlate.
Args : A description of this Correlate (optional).
Title : species
Usage : $co->species( $species );
or
$species = $co->species();
Function: Set/get for the species of this Correlate.
Returns : The Bio::Species of this Correlate [Bio::Species].
Args : The Bio::Species of this Correlate [Bio::Species] (optional).
Title : type
Usage : $co->type( "homolog" );
or
print $co->type();
Function: Set/get for the type of this Correlate.
Returns : The type of this Correlate.
Args : The type of this Correlate (optional).
Title : comment
Usage : $co->comment( "doubtful" );
or
print $co->comment();
Function: Set/get for an arbitrary comment about this Correlate.
Returns : A comment.
Args : A comment (optional).
Title : to_string() Usage : print $co->to_string(); Function: To string method for Correlate objects. Returns : A string representations of this Correlate. Args :
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