Genomic ranges, stored in a CSV file (see here for a detailed specification). Each row of the CSV corresponds to a genomic range. The file should contain at least the columns seqnames (character), start (integer), end (integer), and strand (string, one of -, + or *). Both start and end are 1-based positions where end is inclusive, i.e., the genomic interval is defined as [start, end]. If the genomic_ranges.names property is present, the first column of the CSV file contains the names of the ranges.
The schema to use.
Type of compression applied to the file.
Number of entries.
Whether the ranges are named. If true, the first column of CSV contains the names of the individual ranges.
Location of additional metadata for this object, typically stored as a list (via the basic_list schema).
Relative path of the resource from the root of the project directory.
Type of file. Local files should be present in the same project directory.
Location of additional annotations for each genomic range. If omitted, no additional annotations are present.
Relative path of the resource from the root of the project directory.
Type of file. Local files should be present in the same project directory.
Location of the file containing the sequence information.
Relative path of the resource from the root of the project directory.
Type of file. Local files should be present in the same project directory.
Is this a child document, only to be interpreted in the context of the parent document from which it is linked? This may have implications for search and metadata requirements.
MD5 checksum for the file.
Path to the file in the project directory.