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Ontology for the description of human clinical features
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Retiring the NBO Phenotype branch #9628

Closed DitchingIt closed 5 months ago

DitchingIt commented 1 year ago

The NBO is planning to retire its Phenotype branch (no date set yet). We are aware that HP has been using 19 terms from this branch. We would encourage you to review these. I recommend tagging @matentzn in follow-up comments, not least if you need a technical discussion. NB: MP is in a similar position regarding the two starred * classes and you may want to consider a common solution.

matentzn commented 1 year ago

For some more context: All of these terms are phenotypes in their own respect - they don't belong in an ontology of behavioural processes.

@rays22 please coordinate this with @sbello and @LCCarmody during your reconciliation session. The default should always be to simply drop the EQ, but if you can find better patterns that would be great.

pnrobinson commented 9 months ago

@matentzn @rays22 -- can we implement?

LCCarmody commented 9 months ago

I will work on this next week. I meet with @rays22 then

pnrobinson commented 5 months ago

Hi everybody, this seems the wrong tracker for this term. The HPO has much more detailed terms for behavioral abnormalities.

rays22 commented 5 months ago
  1. 'NBO:0000030 hyperactivity' is a component of the EQ for
    • HP:0000752 Hyperactivity 'has part' some ('increased amount' and ('characteristic of' some hyperactivity) and ('has modifier' some abnormal))
    • HP could use a similar logical definition to the 'MP:0001399 hyperactivity' EQ: 'has part' some ('increased rate' and ('characteristic of' some 'kinesthetic behavior') and ('has modifier' some abnormal))
  2. 'NBO:0000606 forgetfulness' is a component of the EQ for
    • HP:0002354 Memory impairment 'has part' some ('increased rate' and ('characteristic of' some forgetfulness) and ('has modifier' some abnormal))
    • The HP could use 'NBO:0000304 memory loss behavior' as a component when defining the 'HP:0002354 Memory impairment' EQ.

and so on ...

matentzn commented 4 months ago

I documented the remaining EQs here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1A_KOu8DI4oDBZY67UlbDE0CmhhgJvcgW2RWj76nMqV8/edit?gid=993477073#gid=993477073