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This is a tabular description of the controlled vocabulary values
allowed for entries to fields in the data model. Also available in
XML format.
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| Vocabulary Terms |
- resource type
data resource (neuroscience data or findings)
database (data sets)
Indexed research data, focusing on individual characteristics of particular instances.
atlas (spatially-organized data)
A spatially-indexed collection of images and possibly related metadata.
knowledge base (findings/knowledge derived from data)
Searchable reference focusing on findings / knowledge derived from data (scientific sense) -or- focusing on properties of standard types and categories rather than particular instances (computer science sense).
clinical knowledge base (diagnosis/treatment)
Knowledge base of clinical data.
bibliographic resource (library/publisher or literature access)
Library, collection, or access point for scientific literature.
software resource (software for acquisition, analysis, display or modeling)
A piece of software for handling neuroscience research data. May be an application, tool, plug-in, or other type of package.
data acquisition software
Software related to acquisition.
data processing/analysis/archiving software
Software for analyzing or otherwise processing data, or storing or archiving it, including format conversion.
software for time-series analysis (nonimage)
Software for time series data processing.
software for spatial/image analysis
Software for image data processing.
software for sequence analysis
Software for sequence analysis.
software for pathway analysis
Software for pathway analysis.
visualization software
Software for visualizing data.
3D/4D visualization
Software for 3D/4D visualization.
modeling/simulation software
Software for modeling or simulating a system's functioning.
research supplies (access to materials)
Materials or equipment for carrying out neuroscience research, or vendor of.
instrumentation
Instruments or devices.
organism
Organisms for use in research.
cell line/tissue
Cell line or tissue products.
reagent/chemical
Chemical or biological substances.
portal (access to people, places, or sites)
A resource pointing to or characterizing other sources of information, such as a web portal or a home page.
lab or department
organization or institution
wide-area portal (links to external neuroscience web sites)
- resource availability
- access
open
Resource may be accessed freely on the web without any kind of sign-in.
open with registration
Resource access requires signing up for an account or entry of a password, or resource is offline and contact information is required. However any person may access the resource.
restricted/private
Resource access is granted only to certain parties or members of a particular organization.
unknown/mixed
Availability is unknown or does not fall under any of the other categories. Return To Top
- method
HTML web pages
Resource is browsed and accessed through plain HTML web pages and/or downloads.
dynamic web pages (Javascript, Applets, etc)
Resource is browsed and accessed through a web browser-based interface that possesses some of the dynamic / interactive characteristics of an ordinary application.
software client
Resource is browsed and accessed through a software application that runs on a user's local machine, without a web browser.
web service
Resource may be accessed over the internet by software using specific protocols for remote procedure calls.
offline
Resource is offline.
unknown
Access method unknown. (Usually this is set in entries that have been imported from another catalog that does not contain this information. This entry should be edited to change this to the correct value.) Return To Top
- license
no license
The resource's contents may be used without any restriction or need to acknowledge the source.
acknowledgement required
The resource and/or content contributors should be acknowledged when its contents are used.
open source software
The resource includes open source software.
GPL style
The resource is open source and uses a license similar to the GNU Public License that requires all derivative works to be open source.
LGPL, Mozilla style
The resource is open source and uses a license similar to the Lesser GNU Public License that requires its own source code to be distributed with any derivative works.
BSD, MIT, Apache style
The resource is open source and carries no restrictions on derivative works.
closed source software
The resource includes closed source software.
commercial
Commercial software license.
other restriction
Use of the resource's contents is restricted in a way not covered by any of the other categories. Return To Top
- terminology
none
None.
public/open/shared
Resource employs, for data description, representation, or indexing, a terminology that can be used by other resources.
community standard
Resource employs, for data description, representation, or indexing, a terminology that can be used by other resources. However the terminology is closed to modification or expansion by people or organizations besides the originators.
private/local/customized
Resource employs, for data description, representation, or indexing, a terminology that cannot, should not, or was not intended to be used by other resources. Return To Top
- coverage
definitive / gold standard
Resource is the definitive source for data of the type it contains.
significant
Resource has a significant collection of data in its domain.
promising
Resource's contents are growing.
- data type
molecular/genetic
sequence
genetic/DNA/RNA
protein
structure
concentration/flux/activity
pH
expression
molecular interaction
reaction kinetic/thermodynamics
neurobiological
ultrastructure
structure/architecture
connectivity/circuitry
map
section
vasculature
dynamic metrics
function
electrophysiological activity/signaling
action potentials
synaptic potentials
field potential
EEG [electroencephalogram]
functional-imaged activity
body structure
behavior/performance
cognition/learning/memory
mechanical/motor activity
position/location
velocity/acceleration
force/tension/torque
pressure
ocular
intracranial/CSF [cerebrospinal fluid]
affect/emotion
autonomic/systemic metrics
cardiac/cardiovascular
respiration
GSR/skin resistance
temperature
sensory perception
audition
olfaction
somatic sensation
vision
pain/nociception
literature
abstract
citation
commentary
full text
metadata
ontology
terminology
model specification
analysis tools
simulation tools
materials
- neural structure
- structure / location
CNS [central nervous system]
brain
forebrain
cerebral cortex
frontal lobe/area
parietal lobe/area
temporal lobe/area
occipital lobe/area
limbic lobe/area
hippocampus/hippocampal formation
cerebral white matter
basal ganglia
striatum
globus pallidus
amygdala
basal forebrain
diencephalon
thalamus
hypothalamus/hypophysis
midbrain
tectum
tegmentum
substantia nigra
hindbrain
cerebellum
cerebellar cortex
cerebellar nuclei
pons
medulla
spinal cord
cervical
thoracic
lumbar
sacral
peripheral nervous system [PNS]
autonomic nervous system
cranial nerves
peripheral nerves
retina
cochlea
enteric nervous system Return To Top
- level_or_component
body
brain
connectivity/white matter/tract
region/nucleus
map/section
network/circuit/column
cell
glia
neuron
sub/transcellular component/compartment
axon
cytoskeleton
dendrite
intracellular traffic
membrane
channel/receptor
soma
nucleus
Golgi/trans-Golgi
synapse
molecule/gene
sequence
interaction/signaling pathway
structure Return To Top
- organism
human
invertebrate
annelid
leech
arthropod
crustacean
crab
lobster
insect
cockroach
cricket
fly
Drosophila m.
honeybee [Apis m.]
mollusc
gastropod
Aplysia c.
squid
nematode
C. elegans
nonhuman vertebrate
avian
chicken
fish
zebrafish
mammal
cat
primate (nonhuman)
baboon
monkey
macaque [Macaca sp.]
capuchin [Cebus sp.]
squirrel monkey [Saimiri sp.]
owl monkey [Aotus sp.]
marmoset [Callithrix sp.]
rabbit
rodent
mouse
c57bl/6j
dba/2j
cross
rat
sheep
- technique
chemical
CD
micro/calorimetry
gel/electrophoresis
HPLC/chromatography [high-pressure liquid chromatography]
mass spectroscopy
microdialysis
NMR [nuclear magnetic resonance]
radioassay
Xray crystallography
computed tomography/imaging
CAT [computer axial tomography]
MRI [magnetic resonance imaging]
structural
functional
spectrographic
PET [positron emission tomography]
SPECT [single photon emission computed tomography]
electrode-based
extracellular
single electrode
multiple electrode
intracellular/whole-cell/clamp
voltage-clamp
patch
amperometric
pH
ion sensitive (non-H ion)
macroelectrode
cuff/suction
field/surface
EEG [electroencephalography]
electron microscopy [EM]
SEM [scanning electron microscopy]
TEM [transmission electron microscopy]
STEM [scanning transmission electron microscopy]
genomics/proteomics
expression chip/microarray
in situ hybridization
sequence
histology
staining
golgi
immunocytochemistry
immunohistochemistry
myelin
nissl
radiolabeling
light microscopy/optical imaging
bright field
dark field
intrinsic
fluorescence/chemiluminescence/phosphorescence
multi-photon
confocal
FRET [fluorescence resonance energy transfer]
Nomarski/DIC [differential interference contrast]
phase
polarization
spectroscopy
TIRM [total internal reflection microscopy]
MEG [magnetoencephalography]
mechanical sensors
sound pressure level detectors
physiological monitors
EKG [electrocardiograph]
polygraph/poysomnograph
spirometer/respirometer
thermal monitors
reports/narratives
clinical reports
subject reports
videography and photography
analytic tools
modeling/simulation tools
signal processing tools
visualization tools
- functional context
- neurobiological_focus
autonomic nervous system function
cognition
learning/memory
emotion
motor/action
locomotion
oculomotor function
sensation
audition
chemical sensation
olfaction
taste/gustatory sensation
somatosensation
proprioception
touch/tactile sensation
pain/nociception
visceral sensation
vision
sleep Return To Top
- stage
embryological stage (prenatal)
developmental stage (postnatal)
adult
aging
degenerative Return To Top
- disease
degenerative disease/dementia
Alzheimer/SDAT [senile dementia of Alzheimer type]
ataxias
diffuse Lewy body disease
dyskinesias/palsies
Huntingtons disease
motor degenerative disease
ALS [amyotrophic lateral sclerosis]
spinal muscular atrophy [SMA]
multiple system atrophy
Parkinsons disease
prion disease
CJD [Creutzfeld-Jacob disease, inc. variant]
progressive supranuclear palsy
sensorimotor degenerative disease
demyelinating diseases
MS [multiple sclerosis]
polyneuropathy
developmental disease
disorders of consciousness
minimally conscious state
persistent vegetative state
coma
epilepsy
partial/focal seizures
simple partial seizures
complex partial seizures
primary generalized
tonic/tonic-clonic seizures
absence epilepsy
myoclonic seizures
atonic seizures
status epilepticus
infectious nervous system disease
bacterial infection of the nervous system
viral infection of the nervous system
metabolic/nutritional disease
myopathy
neuromuscular disease
myasthenia gravis [MG]
Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome [LEMS]
neoplastic disease
primary neoplastic disease
glioma
meningioma
metastatic disease of the nervous system
paraneoplastic disorder
psychiatric/mental health disorders
anxiety disorder
autism
depressive disorder
bipolar disorder
drug abuse
alcohol abuse
cannabinoid abuse
cocaine abuse
nicotine abuse
opiate abuse
psychosis
schizophrenia
stroke/cerebrovascular disease
hemorrhagic stroke
ischemic stroke
trauma (to the nervous system) Return To Top
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