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this seems to be describing binding and isn't a process.
All annotations are CAFA.
One example
The role of anchorless proteins on the surface of most pathogenic microorganisms has long been…
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(Possibly related: #1244)
@CuzickA is requesting a change to the logic in pathogen–host mode when editing wild-type genotypes. Currently, Canto forbids finishing the edit, and shows a warning:
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I'm annotating a paper with @CuzickA
Alayne selected
GO:0085005 interaction with host via secreted substance released from invasive hyphae
GO:0044046 interaction with host via substance…
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The parent class of 'other organism' is 'cellular_component'. Now, there is a comment that mentions that this branch will be obsoleted in the future, but I figured I'd bring this to your attention jus…
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I've noticed that the button that links to the Metagenotype Management page from the Genotype Management page never seems to enable, even when the conditions for creating a metagenotype are satisfied …
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Under the single 'organism phenotype namespace' I have begun to merge pathogen and host only growth phenotypes. This is what we currently have
@ebakker2 (TAIR)
@tberardini (TAIR)
@CuzickA (PHI_Base)
As part of the PHI-Base project we are building and ontology to represent and annotate pathogen host intera…
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These have been added to the 'single organism namespace' and are generic for both pathogen and hosts.
Do they fall under the 'cell level' or 'cell population level' phenotype or both?
For now, I…
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It takes a human quite a while to parse this term name.
Can it be exchanged for the exact synonym
"negative regulation of innate immune response of other organism"
(most of the stuff in the e…
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(Requested by @CuzickA)
Currently, there is no way to change the target metagenotype of a metagenotype annotation (_pathogen–host interaction phenotype_). Instead, a new annotation has to be …