The name of the set of printable text characters to be used for visualization. The typographic style or font face applied to displayed text, e.g., Arial. Thickness of the font used, e.g a bold font would have more weight. Used for DataNodes, Labels and Shapes. The point value for the size of the font. Horizontal alignment of displayed text, e.g., Left, Center, Right. Middle of a pathway element in the x-direction. Middle of a pathway element in the y-direction. The pixel value for the x-dimensional length of a given object. The pixel value for the y-dimensional length of a given object. The visual appearance of a line or border, e.g., Solid or Broken. The pixel value for the width of a given line, interaction or border. The color to be used for visualization. Specifies a set of rules to govern layout of Graphical Lines and Interactions. PathVisio (Java): Line Type and GPML: ConnectorType The color to be used for visualization. The hexidecimal color value used to paint the area of an object, not including its border. A elementID is a unique identifier for a pathway element within the pathway, such as DataNode, Interaction, GraphicalLine, Label, Point, Group, Shape, State and Anchor. A GroupRef indicates that its element is part of the gpml:Group with the specified GroupId. DataNode, GraphicalLine, Group, Interaction, Label and Shape can be part of a group. TextLabel of an object (DataNode, Group, Label, Shape, State). RelX is the x-coordinate used when a point or state is linked to an another object - relative coordinate to the object that it is linked to (0,0 - center, 1,1 - bottom-right). RelY is the y-coordinate used when a point or state is linked to an another object - relative coordinate to the object that it is linked to (0,0 - center, 1,1 - bottom-right). Elements used to provide descriptions and arbitrary notes for a given object. Element used to specify key/value paired information for a given object. Key of the key/value pair in the Attribute class. Value of the key/value pair in the Attribute class. Reuse of references defined by Citations. A graph diagram representing a biological process as a set of interactions and relationships among genes, proteins, metabolites, and other factors in the context of cellular compartments, tissues and organisms. The people who created or edited the pathway in question. The name of a pathway. The scientific name (e.g., Homo sapiens) of the species being described by the pathway. Deprecated: Not in use. The version of a Pathway (currently not used in WP). The license of a pathway. Denotes a biological entity that forms a node in a pathway and has some biological meaning associated with it. For a list of the gpml:DataNode types supported at WikiPathways, see subclasses of wp:DataNode or the wpTypes vocabulary defined for use in applications. A particular condition, mode or modification of an entity, e.g., phosphorylated, activated, mutated, SNP, etc. A visual annotation, often used to partition space or connect other annotation, e.g., Shapes. An Xref can not be specified for GraphicalLines (in contrast to Interactions). Defines the biochemical relationship between DataNodes or with Anchors on other Interactions. An Xref can be specified for Interactions (in contrast to GraphicalLines). A text field which can be used to annotate any aspect of a pathway. The hyperlink optionally specified in a Label. Description for Alias element The color to be used for visualization. The hexidecimal color value used to paint the area of an object, not including its border. Shape can refer to two different things in GPML, both of which are associated with graphical elements. A collection of structurally or functionally similar or related pathway elements. Currently just a placeholder -- not used. An explanatory list of the colors used for visualizing data on the pathway. Not currently used. Defines a literature reference. Reference to a database entry that matches the node in the pathway. It is a combination of an identifier of the entity and an identifier of the database in which the entity is found. The identifier of a PublicationXref or Xref object. Specifies the datasource for the identifier provided as an Xref. Equivalent to http://vocabularies.bridgedb.org/ops#DataSource conventional name . A location in 2-dimensional space defined by x and y coordinates. A elementRef indicates a "depends on" or child/parent relationship between two Pathway elements. The element with the elementRef is the child, and the element referred to by the elementRef is the parent. The parent's elementID will be specified by the child's elementRef. Specifies the glyph at the ends of lines and interactions. A connection point on a graphical line or an interaction, where another graphical line or interaction can be connected. Proportional distance of an anchor along the line it belongs to, between 0 and 1. The visual representation of an anchor, e.g., Circle or None.