Open olgabot opened 6 years ago
I think synonym, but let's check with Mike in case there is some subtle difference in meaning among those in the adipose field
There's a bit of ambiguity here, but I'd leave it as a synonym. Thanks!
Great! Can you point to a few publications which use mesenchymal progenitor as a synonym for mesenchymal stem cell of adipose?
Hello! This discussion is to propose the
free_annotation
terms to the Cell Ontology so that future researchers may use your specific terms rather than the generic ones that you had to use. Below are yourfree_annotation
terms and what I (@olgabot) thought the relationship was to the existing cell ontology term, whether it was brand new term and cell type, in which case I usedis_a
, or it was merely a synonym for a term that already existed in the cell ontology, in which case I usedsynonym
.Please comment below with what is the correct relationship between terms, or correct the term itself and I'll deal with the submission to the Cell Ontology group.
Thank you for your help! Warmest, Olga
For the annotations below, here is the format:
relationship
cell ontology classRelationships could be either:
is_a
- means that the free annotation label is a new "cell type" to add to the cell ontologysynonym
- means that the free annotation label is not a new cell type, but another term for the same thing that already exists in the cell ontologyI wasn't always sure which relationship to use so please comment below and I will correct it.
Examples:
is_a
neuronsynonym
type II pneumocyteFACS and droplet free annotation tables in the "Details" below.
Proposed annotations
@nschaum
FACS
synonym
mesenchymal stem cell of adipose