Closed obophenotype-user closed 9 years ago
Is "decreased susceptibility" really the same thing as "increased resistance"? Perhaps, but I'd like to solicit some additional opinions.
Original comment by: cindyJax
Original comment by: cindyJax
Original comment by: sbello
One other thing to consider, how consistent do we need to be in the phrasing of the primary term? In some cases the primary term is increased resistance and in others its decreased susceptibility and in still others its decreased sensitivity. Most of the increased susceptibility terms are either increased susceptibility or increased sensitivity. I don't think we have any terms where the name of the term is decreased resistance.
Original comment by: sbello
Name changes and synonym additions are done. I've left this open until we make a decision on the consistency issue.
Original comment by: sbello
Original comment by: cindyJax
We have several terms in the MP currently as susceptibility to X (see list below). I think these would be more properly called increased susceptibility to X, since susceptibility on its own can be used to refer to a range of levels of response (i.e. low susceptibility vs. high susceptibility). The majority of these types of terms are currently named as increased or decreased susceptibility to X. Similarly there are several terms that are called resistance to X that I think should be changed to decreased susceptibility to X with the synonym increased resistance to X. Also the increased susceptibility terms should all get the synonym decreased resistance to X.
susceptibility to age related obesity susceptibility to diet-induced obesity susceptibility to dystrophic cardiac calcinosis susceptibility to hepatoma susceptibility to induced arthritis susceptibility to induced muscular atrophy susceptibility to induced pancreatitis susceptibility to pharmacologically induced seizures
resistance to addictive substance resistance to age related obesity resistance to age-related hearing loss resistance to diet-induced obesity resistance to dystrophic cardiac calcinosis resistance to hepatic steatosis resistance to hepatoma resistance to hyperlipidemia resistance to induced arthritis resistance to induced choroidal neovascularization resistance to induced joint inflammation resistance to induced muscular atrophy resistance to induced pancreatitis resistance to induced retinal damage resistance to liver neoplasm resistance to lung neoplasm resistance to lymphoma resistance to mammary neoplasm resistance to pharmacologically induced seizures resistance to stomach tumor resistance to tongue neoplasm resistance to tumor development skin irradiation resistance
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