Closed cmungall closed 4 years ago
neuron-develops-from-vertebrate neuroblast is the issue
Note this unsat only arises on my branch where I am bringing in uberon TCs (for #709)
Side issue for @balhoff
this makes the TC plugin do weird stuff
branch issue-709-uberon-base to replicate
@dosumis you know most about difference in usage of 'neuroblast' across metazoa, can you recommend action?
We could simply have a GCI, neuron and in some Vert Sub dev-from some Vert neuroblast. But I'd like to pick more at the modeling here:
currently the "nematode and protostome" neuroblast (is this even a meaningful grouping?) has no texture definition. It is a neuronal stem cell (correct)
(suspiciously, the only subclasses of neuronal stem cell are nemo-proto)
in verts it has a definition, but not a stem cell (correct), it's non-terminally differentiated (correct), but is incomplete - no develops-from asserted or inferred:
I don't think any of this is wrong, it just seems suboptimal modeling
in fbbt the genus is neural stem cell though this is not a distinct concept:
in wbbt it's a blast cell. Not sure enough of c elegans development to say if this inconsistent with calling it
None of this is actually wrong, but it seems confusing and incomplete
in verts we presumably want to trace a lineage neuron back to neural stem cells, e.g. via RG cells
going with a GCI, which is not wrong:
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GCI is fine. Discussion of why we need separate sensu terms for vertebrate and invertebrate neuroblasts is here: https://github.com/obophenotype/cell-ontology/issues/617#issuecomment-580862253
in fbbt the genus is neural stem cell though this is not a distinct concept:
Not needed as neuroblasts are the only neural stem cells in flies (probably true in all arthropods). I have no idea about nematodes.
Looks to me like radial glia should go under neural stem cell:
"During the late stages of neurogenesis, radial glial cells divide asymmetrically in the ventricular zone, generating a new radial glial cell, as well as a postmitotic neuron or an intermediate progenitor (IPC) daughter cell" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radial_glial_cell#Progenitors
Don't know whether all vertebrate neuroblasts develop from radial glia though.
This issue is preventing import of cl-base
into GO.
If someone fixes it I can immediately run a new release.
@matentzn - as soon as the PR check completes successfully, merge and make a new release, thanks!