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Term: preservation state of sampled host at death (host_preserv_state)

Description of the state of the sampled (ancient) organism/host as originally preserved in the burial environment at the time of or immediately following death. This can be both natural or artificial, such as mummification or burning for funerary purposes.

URI: MIXS:0001371

Applicable Checklists and Extensions

NOTE: does not include Combinations (of checklists and extensions) that use host_preserv_state.

Name Description Checklist/Extension
Ancient A collection of terms appropriate when collecting samples and sequencing samp... Extension
MimsHostAssociatedAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and HostAssociated and Ancient... -
MimsHumanAssociatedAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and HumanAssociated and Ancien... -
MimsHumanOralAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and HumanOral and Ancient exte... -
MimsHumanGutAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and HumanGut and Ancient exten... -
MimsHumanSkinAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and HumanSkin and Ancient exte... -
MimsSedimentAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and Sediment and Ancient exten... -
MimsSoilAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and Soil and Ancient extension... -
MimsPlantAssociatedAncient MIxS Data that comply with the Mims checklist, and PlantAssociated and Ancien... -

Properties

  • Range: String
  • Cardinality: 0..1

Examples

Value
complete artificial mummification.
natural partial mummification.
fully skeletonised.

Annotations

  • Expected_value: Description of the preservation of the sampled (ancient) organism/host at time/immediately after death.

LinkML Source

name: host_preserv_state
annotations:
  Expected_value:
    tag: Expected_value
    value: Description of the preservation of the sampled (ancient) organism/host
      at time/immediately after death.
description: Description of the state of the sampled (ancient) organism/host as originally  preserved
  in the burial environment at the time of or immediately following death. This can
  be both natural or artificial, such as mummification or burning for funerary purposes.
title: preservation state of sampled host at death
examples:
- value: complete artificial mummification.
- value: natural partial mummification.
- value: fully skeletonised.
in_subset:
- nucleic acid sequence source
from_schema: https://w3id.org/mixs
keywords:
- ancient
string_serialization: '{text}'
slot_uri: MIXS:0001371
domain_of:
- Ancient
- MimsHostAssociatedAncient
- MimsHumanAssociatedAncient
- MimsHumanOralAncient
- MimsHumanGutAncient
- MimsHumanSkinAncient
- MimsSedimentAncient
- MimsSoilAncient
- MimsPlantAssociatedAncient
range: string
required: false
recommended: false
multivalued: false