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dataset_name: CROssBARv2-KG
tags:
  - biomedical
  - knowledge-graph
  - bioinformatics
  - biology
  - chemistry
  - systems-biology
task_categories:
  - graph-construction
  - link-prediction
  - node-classification
  - graph-ml
pretty_name: CROssBARv2 Knowledge Graph Dataset
language:
  - en
size_categories:
  - 10M<n<100M

CROssBARv2-KG

This repository provides the dataset for the CROssBARv2 Knowledge Graph (KG), a heterogeneous and general-purpose biomedical KG-based system.

The CROssBARv2 KG comprises approximately 2.7 million nodes spanning 14 distinct node types and around 12.6 million edges representing 51 different edge types, all integrated from 34 biological data sources. We also incorporated several ontologies (e.g., Gene Ontology, Mondo Disease Ontology) along with rich metadata captured as node and edge properties.

Building upon this foundation, we further enhanced the semantic depth of CROssBARv2. This was achieved by generating and storing embeddings for key biological entities, such as proteins, drugs, and Gene Ontology terms. These embeddings are managed using the native vector index feature in Neo4j, enabling powerful semantic similarity searches.

CROssBARv2 KG

Data

The dataset is organized into two primary directories:

  • nodes/: Contains CSV files defining the biological entities.
  • edges/: Contains CSV files defining the relationships between these entities.

nodes

Each file corresponds to a specific biological entity type and contains a primary identifier column that provides a unique ID along with additional metadata fields. Identifiers follow the Compact URI (CURIE) standard (e.g., uniprot:Q9H161) as defined in the Bioregistry.

The table below lists the primary identifier column name for each node file:

File ID Column Name
Cellular_component.csv id
Biological_process.csv id
Molecular_function.csv id
Protein.csv id
Phenotype.csv hpo_id
Pathway.csv pathway_id
Ec.csv ec_number
Compound.csv compound_id
Gene.csv id
Side_effect.csv meddra_id
Drug.csv drugbank_id
Drug.csv drugbank_id
Organism.csv id
Domain.csv id
Disease.csv disease_id

The following table demonstrates the CURIE format used for each node type within the KG:

Node Type CURIE
Protein uniprot:Q9H161
Gene ncbigene:60529
OrganismTaxon ncbitaxon:9606
ProteinDomain interpro:IPR000001
Drug drugbank:DB00821
Compound chembl:CHEMBL6228
GOTerm (BiologicalProcess, MolecularFunction, CellularComponent) go:0016072
Disease mondo:0054666
Phenotype hp:0000012
SideEffect meddra:10073487
EcNumber eccode:1.1.1.-

edges

Each file represents a relationship between two biological entity types in the KG.
Every edge file contains source and target columns, which specify the identifiers of the nodes being linked.
Other columns serve as metadata for the relationship.

The table below lists the filename along with the source and target identifier column names and a description of the edge type:

File Source Column Target Column Description
Pathway_orthology.csv pathway1_id pathway2_id Evolutionarily conserved pathway relationship
Go_to_go.csv source target Hierarchical or regulatory connection between functional terms
Gene_to_disease_edge.csv gene_id disease_id

Gene-disease link via expression or function
Genetic variant linked to disease risk/pathology

Ec_hierarchy.csv child_id parent_id Hierarchical classification of enzyme functions
Disease_to_drug_edge.csv disease_id drug_id Therapeutic intervention with a drug
DTI.csv drugbank_id uniprot_id Direct target binding or modulation
Phenotype_hierarchical_edges.csv child_id parent_id Hierarchical classification of phenotypes
Protein_to_phenotype.csv protein_id hpo_id Protein involvement in a phenotypic condition
Drug_to_side_effect.csv drugbank_id meddra_id Associated adverse effect of a drug
Disease_to_disease_comorbidity_edge.csv disease1 disease2 Comorbid occurrence in patients
DGI.csv entrez_id drugbank_id Positive/negative regulation of gene expression
Drug_to_pathway.csv drug_id pathway_id Target involvement in a biological pathway
PPI.csv uniprot_a uniprot_b Physical/functional protein-protein association
Disease_to_disease_association_edge.csv disease_id1 disease_id2 Statistical or mechanistic disease link
Phenotype_to_disease.csv hpo_id disease_id Disease-related clinical trait
Orthology.csv entrez_a entrez_b Evolutionary relationship between genes
Side_effect_hierarchy.csv child_id parent_id Hierarchical classification of side effects
Organism_to_disease_edge.csv organism_id disease_id Pathogen-induced disease etiology
DDI.csv drug1 drug2 Pharmacological or biochemical interaction
Protein_to_ec.csv protein_id ec_id Enzymatic reaction catalysis
Reactome_hierarchical_edges.csv child_id parent_id Hierarchical or functional pathway connection
Tf_gene_edges.csv tf target Regulatory influence on gene expression
Disease_hiererchical_edges.csv child_id parent_id Hierarchical classification of diseases
Protein_to_pathway.csv uniprot_id pathway_id Functional participation in a biological pathway
Protein_has_domain.csv source_id target_id Protein contains structural/functional domain
Protein_belongs_to_organism.csv source_id target_id Protein origin specific to an organism
Protein_to_go.csv source target Molecular activity performed by protein / Cellular component localization / Biological role or process involvement
Pathway_to_pathway.csv pathway_id1 pathway_id2 Hierarchical or functional pathway connection
Gene_encodes_protein.csv source_id target_id Genetic encoding of a protein product
Disease_to_pathway.csv disease_id pathway_id Regulation of biological pathway activity
Domain_to_go.csv source target Functional role enabled by domain / Structural or localization role of domain / Biological role or process involvement of domain
CTI.csv chembl uniprot_id Direct target binding or modulation

How to Use

You can easily load this dataset using the Hugging Face datasets library:

from datasets import load_dataset

# Example 1: Load the Protein nodes
proteins = load_dataset("HUBioDataLab/CROssBARv2-KG", data_files="nodes/Protein.csv")

# Example 2: Load Drug-Target Interactions (Edges)
dti_edges = load_dataset("HUBioDataLab/CROssBARv2-KG", data_files="edges/DTI.csv")