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◇ bioRxiv2026-08-21· bioinformatics

From Lab Notes to Linked Data: MeSyTo for Ontology-Driven Metadata in Toxicological Omics

M. Pozhidaeva, S. Schreiber, K. Schubert, W. Busch, J. Hackermüller, S. Canzler

原始摘要(英文原文)· Original abstract
Toxicological omics studies require comprehensive metadata to support reproducibility, interoperability, and regulatory reuse. However, metadata requirements differ across public repositories, reporting frameworks, and laboratory workflows, resulting in inconsistent annotation and limited data integration. To address this challenge, we developed MeSyTo (Metadata for Systems Toxicology), an ontology-driven framework for harmonizing metadata across toxicological omics. Metadata concepts from public repositories, the OECD Omics Reporting Framework (OORF), community standards, and institutional workflows were semantically aligned and implemented as the MeSyTo Metadata Model (MMM). The MMM serves as the basis for the automatic generation of SHACL validation shapes and framework-specific metadata profiles, while curated value sets are represented as SKOS controlled vocabularies to support metadata collection and validation. The current implementation comprises 105 ontology classes and 527 data properties and supports transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. A prototype web application demonstrates ontology-driven metadata collection with integrated semantic validation and ontology-based term resolution. The ontology, validation shapes, controlled vocabularies, generation scripts, and software are publicly available as open-source resources. MeSyTo provides a reusable semantic foundation for harmonized, machine-actionable metadata and facilitates repository submission, regulatory reporting, and interoperable data exchange across toxicological omics studies.
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