Endometriosis - Persistent Organic Pollutants Knowledge Graph
This paper presents a labeled property graph linking endometriosis-related concepts and organochlorine compounds, extracted from the FORVM knowledge graph using the Kg4j library and reformatted via the Biolink model and KGX format.
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This dataset presents a labeled property graph that links concepts related to endometriosis with organochlorine compounds. The knowledge graph was extracted from the FORVM knowledge graph using the Kg4j library and reformatted according to the Biolink model and KGX format. It serves as a structured resource for exploring associations between persistent organic pollutants and endometriosis-related biological entities. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, it provides a computational knowledge graph linking the disease to environmental pollutants.
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