Open CuzickA opened 3 years ago
Move terms under 'cell viability phenotype' 771f774
now looks like this
@jseager please could you let me know if below term been used in any sessions PHIPO:000939 asexual spore lysis absent
@ValWood what else did we want to change here?
Note the term 'PHIPO:0000513 inviable population' from the population branch corresponds to the high level PHI-base term 'lethal' NOT the 'inviable cell' level term above
@ValWood what else did we want to change here?
I think it is OK for now we can move other things if we come across them.
@jseager please could you let me know if below term been used in any sessions PHIPO:000939 asexual spore lysis absent
If this term has not been used I will obsolete it and move the 'cell lysis' group under 'inviable cell'
@jseager please could you let me know if below term been used in any sessions PHIPO:000939 asexual spore lysis absent
If this term has not been used I will obsolete it and move the 'cell lysis' group under 'inviable cell'
See #297
Hi @jseager7 please could you let me know if below term been used in any sessions PHIPO:000939 asexual spore lysis absent
@CuzickA PHIPO:0000939 hasn't been used in any curation sessions, as of the time of writing.
Add exact synonym 'cytolysis' to 'cell lysis' and add 'GO:0019835' cytolysis to definition.
Discussion from https://github.com/PHI-base/curation/issues/107
Val's comment
@ValWood Should these terms be merged?
The host term annotations from the ATR1/RPP1 paper. These terms were always a bit tricky. Does it make sense to remove the information about the 'cause' of the cell death
Changing the presence of effector-independent host hypersensitive response -> inviable cell ?? for the first annotation and removing the second and third annotations?
However, only some of the cells within the leaf tissue will be undergoing HR.
I don't understnad the question fully. I think you can keep these terms.
Don't you only need to change the label of "host cell death phenotype" to "cell death phenotype"
The descendants are OK.
The definition states it in the host and it looks like it is in subset 'host'
Hi @ValWood, are you suggesting 1) removing 'host' from the term label 2) removing 'host' from the definition 3) removing the in_subset 'host_phenotype' 4) would these 'cell death phenotypes' be grouped under 'cell viability phenotype'?
A single species cell phenotype that consists of the cell's disposition to survive and develop normally.
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