@prefix : <http://example.com/exon/#>.
@prefix da: <http://example.com/exon/#>.

@keywords is, a, of.

# Problem 1
# The basic gene logic is:
# <#aGene> :hasTxVariant [:representedBy <#aTranscript> ] .
# <#aTranscript> :hasExon <#aExon> . 
# probably should be an ordered sequence of exons, but OK for now...
#
# The Gene definition is as follows...

<#ATP1B4> a :Gene;
	:chr "chrX";
	:hasTxVariant [ :representedBy <#gi13560662> ], [ :representedBy
<#gi13560664> ];
	:strand "+" .

# Its 4 exon segments are... 

<#ATP1B4_e1> a :Exon; :startsAt "23897840"; :stopsAt "23897903" .
<#ATP1B4_e2> a :Exon; :startsAt "23902084"; :stopsAt "23902334" .
<#ATP1B4_e3> a :Exon; :startsAt "23902084"; :stopsAt "23902346" .
<#ATP1B4_e4> a :Exon; :startsAt "23906218"; :stopsAt "23906347" .

# The Gene's 2 transcripts which us built out of different exon
# subsets...



<#gi13560662> a :Transcript;
	:hasCds [ :startsAt "23897840"; :stopsAt "23915296" ];
	:hasExon <#ATP1B4_e1> , <#ATP1B4_e3>, <#ATP1B4_e4> ;
	:weThink  {  :life a :Great   }.

<#gi13560664> a :Transcript;
	:hasCds [ :startsAt "23897840"; :stopsAt "23915296" ];
	:hasExon <#ATP1B4_e1> , <#ATP1B4_e2>, <#ATP1B4_e4> .