Examples of provisioning resolvable Unique Resource Identifiers (URIs).

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Compact URIs (CURIEs; Panel A), URIs (Panel B), and Access URLs (Panel C) with no redirection (the Zebrafish Identification Network [ZFIN]), in house redirection (UniProt and Ensembl), and third party resolvers (using identifiers.org and digital object identifiers [DOI]). In each case, the URI can be algorithmically derived from the CURIE because the local identifier (local ID) portion itself is included (unmodified) within the URI. Access URL design patterns differ substantially by provider and may change over time. As long as access URLs (and other ephemeral links) are not used as the referenced identifier, they can include prefix and colon (Mouse Genome Informatics [MGI]) or not (Ensembl), they may include the entire local ID (Biosample) or not (DOI), and they may include type (MGI) or not (ZFIN).

Examples of provisioning resolvable Unique Resource Identifiers (URIs).

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