Closed fypoadmin closed 9 years ago
I think it would depend on the experiment: if you just measure the amount of RNA, that doesn't tell you whether there's more because of more transcription or greater stability/less degradation. But if the experiment measures, say, hot NTP incorporation into RNA products, you can be more confident that you're detecting changes in transcription.
Original comment by: mah11
these are for bog-standard northerns (all the examples I have)
Original comment by: Antonialock
I've added these:
altered RNA level FYPO:0000824 increased RNA level FYPO:0000825 decreased RNA level FYPO:0000826
and put comments on them as well as the increased/decreased transcription terms
Original comment by: mah11
Original comment by: mah11
ok cool, I just updated my file with svn but can't see it yet, sounds good though
Original comment by: Antonialock
oh, sorry, it's still just in my OBO-Edit; I'll commit it before I go home today
Original comment by: mah11
could you also add normal mRNA level....(it exists for protein level)
Original comment by: Antonialock
normal RNA level FYPO:0000840
will be committed later today
Original comment by: mah11
closing - term is now in curation tool
Original comment by: mah11
Original comment by: mah11
(sorry about this)
I just used this term, but should it really be a narrow synonym of 'mRNA accumulation'? Or child. C.f protein accumulation and not knowing if something is made in larger quantities / or is more stable.
Same for decreased transcription...
Original comment by: Antonialock