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This document lists the biomarker entity types used in the BiomarkerKB
This document lists the biomarker entity types used in the BiomarkerKB curation system. When a biomarker entity is paired with measurable.txt terms (increase, decrease, presence, absence etc.), they form the biomarker. The biomarker entity types are:
 
curation system. When a biomarker entity is paired with measurable.txt terms (increase, decrease, presence, absence etc.), they form the biomarker. The biomarker entity types are:


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BiomarkerKB Controlled Vocabulary

Biomarker Knowledgebase Project

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Biomarker Entity Types Controlled Vocabulary File

Description: Controlled vocabulary of biomarker entity types used in BiomarkerKB.

Name:        biomarker_entity_types.txt

Release:     2025_09_02

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This document lists the biomarker entity types used in the BiomarkerKB curation system. When a biomarker entity is paired with measurable.txt terms (increase, decrease, presence, absence etc.), they form the biomarker. The biomarker entity types are:

   * gene

   * protein

   * metabolite

   * glycan

   * DNA

   * RNA

   * cell

   * lipid

   * image

Each entry consists of the following line codes:

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 Code  Name        Content                      Occurrences

 ----  ----------  ---------------------------  ---------------------------------

 ID    Identifier  Biomarker entity name        Once; starts an entry

 AC    Accession   Unique identifier (BM-xxxx)  Once

 DE    Definition  Definition/description       Once; line wrapping possible

 HI    Hierarchy                                Optional; zero or more

 SY    Synonym                                  Optional; zero or more

 EQ    Equivalent  External identifier with   Optional; zero or more

                      same meaning

 EX    Example     A biomarker that uses    Optional; zero or once; line

                      the indicated entity         wrapping possible

 NT    Notes                                    Optional; zero or once; line

                                                  wrapping possible

 //    Terminator  End of entry                 Once; ends an entry

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ID   sequence

AC   BM-0001

DE   Nucleic acid sequences that function as units of heredity and which code for

DE   the basic instructions for the development, reproduction, and maintenance

DE   of an organism.

HI   sequence

EQ   MESH:D008969; Molecular Sequence Data

EQ   SO:0000704; gene

EX   BRCA1; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN4824  

//

ID   protein

AC   BM-0002

DE   Amino acid chain formed by ribosome-mediated translation of a genetically-

DE   encoded mRNA, and any post-translationally modified derivatives.

HI   protein

EQ   MESH:D011506; Proteins

EQ   PR:000000001; protein

EX   Interleukin-6; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6278

//

ID   metabolite

AC   BM-0003

DE   A small molecule involved in metabolism.

HI   metabolite

EQ   CHEBI:25212; metabolite

EX   UREA; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6341

NT   MESH term for metabolite being requested.  

//

ID   glycan

AC   BM-0004

DE   Any oligosaccharide, polysaccharide or their derivatives consisting of

DE   monosaccharides or monosaccharide derivatives linked by glycosidic bonds.

HI   glycan

EQ   CHEBI:167559

EX   N-glycan; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6729

//

ID   DNA

AC   BM-0005

DE   A polymer of deoxyribose-containing nucleotides linked by phosphodiester bonds.

HI   DNA

EQ   MESH:D004247; DNA

EX   cfDNA; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6380

//

ID   RNA

AC   BM-00096

DE   A polymer of ribose-containing nucleotides linked by phosphodiester bonds.

HI   RNA

EQ   MESH:D012313; RNA

EX   miRNA-21; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6498

//

ID   cell

AC   BM-0007

DE   An organism (or part thereof) that is a maximally connected compartment  

DE   surrounded by a plasma membrane.

HI   cell

EQ   MESH:D002477; Cells

EQ   CL:0000000; cell

EX   WBC; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6280

//

ID   lipid

AC   BM-0008

DE   A class of biomolecules including fats, oils, and certain hormones.

HI   lipid

EQ   MESH:D008055; Lipids

EQ   CHEBI:18059; lipid

EX   very long chain fatty acid; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6187

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ID   image  

AC   BM-0018  

DE   Any visual display of structural or functional patterns of organs or tissues for

DE   clinical evaluation.  

HI   image  

EQ   NCIT:C48179; Image

EX   presence of ground-glass opacity;

EX   https://data.oncomx.org/allbiomarkers/biomarker/A0076

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Biomarker Reporting Terms Controlled Vocabulary File

         Biomarker Knowledgebase Project

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Description: Controlled vocabulary of standardized terms used to describe

biomarker status, behavior, or detection in curated data entries.

Name:        measured.txt

Release:     2025_09_09

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 This document lists the controlled reporting terms used to describe

 biomarkers in the BiomarkerKB curation system. These nouns are used

 in fields like `biomarker` to standardize natural language descriptions and

 can be modified using adjectives (“significant”, “gradual”, etc).

 These terms are classified into categories such as:

      * increased

 Each entry consists of the following line codes:

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 Code  Name        Content                      Occurrences

 ----  ----------  ---------------------------  ---------------------------------

 ID    Identifier  Reporting term               Once; starts an entry

 AC    Accession   Unique identifier (RT-xxxx)  Once

 DE    Definition  Definition/description       Once; line wrapping possible

 HI    Hierarchy                                Optional; zero or more

 SY    Synonym                                  Optional; zero or more

 EQ    Equivalent  External identifier with     Optional; zero or more

                     same meaning

 EX    Example                                  Optional; zero or once

 NT    Notes                                    Optional; zero or once; line

                                                  wrapping possible

 //    Terminator  End of entry                 Once; ends an entry

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ID   increased

AC   RT-0001

DE   Indicates an assessed biomarker entity level is higher than normal by

DE   a clinically relevant degree.

HI   abundance

EQ   PATO:0002300; increased quality

EX   increased IL6 level; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6278

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ID   decreased

AC   RT-0002

DE   Indicates an assessed biomarker entity level is lower than normal by

DE   a clinically relevant degree.

HI   abundance

EQ   PATO:0002301; decreased quality

EX   decreased albumin level; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AN6351

//

ID   presence of

AC   RT-0006

DE   Indicates that the assessed entity is present.

HI   presence

EX   presence of rs180177132 mutation in PALB2;

EX   https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/AV9568

//

ID   difference

AC   RT-0007

DE   A statistic that is a subtraction of one quantity from another.

HI   expression

EQ   STATO:0000613; difference

EX   differential expression of TNMD; https://biomarkerkb.org/canonical/BB1486

//