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The MATERIAL RELATIONSHIP section is used to record the name and types of relationships between materials including material parts and material linkages. Material parts represent the components within a material. Material linkages represent association between materials (e.g. encapsulation, attachment, entrapment). TABLE 19 illustrates an example of the MATERIAL RELATIONSHIP section. The concepts used for describing the relationship are given below.
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Material linkage type term source REF---The name which identifies the source from where the term for material linkage type is selected. This name should match one of the names entered in the term source name field in the investigation file.
Table 19.
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Material Part Name | Material Linkage Name | Material Linkage Type | Material Linkage Type Term Accession | Material Linkage Type Term Source REF | Material File Name | Material File Type | Material File Type Term Accession |
g4.5_carboxyl-terminated_dendrimer; magnevist |
| covalent_linkage | NPO_563 | NPO | magnevist_jpg | image | |
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