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DatabaseCrossReference

CaCORE::Common::DatabaseCrossReference - Perl extension for DatabaseCrossReference.

ABSTRACT

The CaCORE::Common::DatabaseCrossReference is a Perl object representation of the CaCORE DatabaseCrossReference object.

SYNOPSIS

See CaCORE::ApplicationService.

DESCRIPTION

ATTRIBUTES of DatabaseCrossReference

The following are all the attributes of the DatabaseCrossReference object and their data types:

crossReferenceId

data type: string

dataSourceName

data type: string

id

data type: long

sourceType

data type: string

summary

data type: string

type

data type: string

Note: Although you can also use the corresponding setter methods to set the attribute values, it is not recommended to do so unless you absolutely have to change the object's attributes.

ASSOCIATIONS of DatabaseCrossReference

The following are all the objects that are associated with the DatabaseCrossReference:

Collection of "SNP":

Many to one assoication, use getSNP to get the associated SNP.

Collection of "Gene":

Many to one assoication, use getGene to get the associated Gene.

Collection of "NucleicAcidSequence":

Many to one assoication, use getNucleicAcidSequence to get the associated NucleicAcidSequence.

SUPPORT

Please do not contact author directly. Send email to ncicb@pop.nci.nih.gov to request support or report a bug.

AUTHOR

Shan Jiang <jiangs@mail.nih.gov>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

The CaCORE Software License, Version 1.0

Copyright 2001-2005 SAIC. This software was developed in conjunction with the National Cancer Institute, and so to the extent government employees are co-authors, any rights in such works shall be subject to Title 17 of the United States Code, section 105. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

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