Open LaurensWilming opened 6 years ago
Hi Laurens, Would you please provide a reference. I'd like to make sure this is due to gametogenesis and not the result of preferential loss of offspring of one sex vs the other. Thanks, Sue
There is a broader issue of how to better capture phenotypes with a sex bias in incidence or severity. We have a number of annotations referring to this phenomena. See PMID:26616005 PMID:18818193 PMID:12917331. Unlike cases where we use M/F the phenotype occurs in both sexes.
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Hi Laurens, Would you please provide a reference. I'd like to make sure this is due to gametogenesis and not the result of preferential loss of offspring of one sex vs the other. Thanks, Sue J:243444. They do not specify if fewer females are born, but say that at 2 weeks, fewer survived. The phenotype is actually male sterility. So maybe maybe gametogenesis is not the best place to put this. Maybe better somewhere else and broaden its scope to include sex-specific survivability.
Cheers, Laurens
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sex ratio distortion
deviation from expected gender ratio in the frequency that an allele or haplotype appears in the offspring of an organism
MP:0001929 abnormal gametogenesis
Also: the current description of the related MP:0004179 transmission ratio distortion term should probably be changed to deviation from expected Mendelian ratios in the frequency that an allele or haplotype appears in the offspring of an organism. The current description appears a bit muddled/crooked.
Thanks, Laurens