Open dosumis opened 10 months ago
gut absorptive cell which now exists with all the enterocytes would be under absorptive cell? CL:0000677
@dosumis Based on pubmed search of literature "absorptive cell" is only associated with intestinal epithelium and is equated with enterocytes true for human, rat, mouse etc.
absorptive cell is being used in CCF and HCAO. It is used by the Small intestine ASCT+B table (Large intestine uses 'enterocyte of epithelium of large intestine' for absorptive) gut absorptive cell is used by GO, HCAO, OBA and MP
Both of them are used in cellXgene. However, the marker genes are identical.
I would recommend the merge the terms, being 'gut absorptive cell' the winning term and 'absorptive cell' an exact synonym.
I think it's much cleaner to obsolete+consider rather than merge. The definition is (incredibly) broad and encompasses skin cells, placental cells, salivary cells. Following proper practice we should not merge this into a more specific class.
However, there is the practical argument that no one ever read the definition and annotated to the label (despite us urging people to always annotate to the definition and not the label).
Whether it's a merge or consider either way it would be good to get this term out of there as it's doubly confusing how it's not grouping anything right now
What is our strategy for syncing with ZFA and XAO?
[] ZFA:0100000 ! zebrafish anatomical entity
[] XAO:0000000 ! Xenopus anatomical entity
@cerivs looks like you wrote the def for the general term, what are your thoughts? Or perhaps you just tweaked the old definition "A cell that takes up stuff and metabolizes it."
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'absorptive cell' - now appears to be childless under the root. Aleix to look into what edits lead to this. Look at any use on CxG and HubMap and in CL bridge files on the Uberon repo.