Open sbello opened 5 years ago
The EQ for abnormal urine enzyme level is using the GO term 'catalytic activity' this doesn't seem quite right and leads to the inferred parent abnormal enzyme/coenzyme activity
abnormal spermatogonia proliferation has the inferred parent 'abnormal primordial germ cell proliferation'
'impaired basement membrane formation' has the inferred parent 'abnormal metabolism'
abnormal vascular endothelial cell development has the inferred parent 'abnormal cell differentiation'
abnormal Harderian gland pigmentation has the inferred parent 'abnormal eye pigmentation'
abnormal renal tubule morphology has the inferred parent 'abnormal kidney epithelium morphology'
ocular albinism inferred to be child of abnormal metabolism due to use of melanin metabolic process in the EQ
abnormal fetal cardiomyocyte apoptosis is inferred to be a child of abnormal cardiomyocyte apoptosis but I don't think we want the fetal cell under the adult cell, may be an issue of the CL term used not matching the intent of the MP term
seminal vesiculitis has the inferred parent testis inflammation, I think this is due to an incorrect relation between testis and seminal vesicle in UBERON
Wow this is super useful! Thanks @sbello keep them coming!
maxillary sinus inflammation has the inferred parent osteomyelitis (bone inflammation, MP:0005190), I would not think of sinus inflammation as a bone inflammation but I'll need to think about this more and make sure I understand 'maxillary sinus'
increased and decreased systemic arterial diastolic/systolic blood pressure are inferred to be children of increased/decreased mean systemic arterial blood pressure - I think this is because the mean term is missing a nuance in the definition and the others are using rogue relations. We should probably review all the definitions under MP:0002842 and MP:0002843, note the diastolic ones currently have the rogue relation 'after' and the systolic ones are using 'exists during'.
absent pterygoid muscle has the inferred parent absent masticatory muscles - problem with absent meaning absent all of X vs absent some of X when there is more than one X similar issue with absent teeth
intestinal obstruction (MP:0003270) has the suggested parent 'abnormal intestine morphology' the MP has this term under the physiology branch (child of abnormal gastrointestinal motility), obstructions do not have to be morphological
Starting a ticket to capture examples where EQ statements produce questionable inferred parents
impaired contractility of urinary bladder detrusor smooth muscle (MP:0000741) reasoner suggests parent impaired contractility of intestinal smooth muscle (MP:0004005)