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decreased meiotic sister kinetochore fusion PMID:34851403 #4349

Closed ValWood closed 11 months ago

ValWood commented 1 year ago

decreased meiotic sister kinetochore fusion in meiotic metaphase I

ValWood commented 1 year ago

we decided that decreased/abnormal meiotic sister kinetochore fusion in meiotic metaphase I is equivalent to sister kinetochore separation during meiosis I

ValWood commented 1 year ago

normal meiosis I sister kinetochore association

ValWood commented 1 year ago

These terms equational sister chromatid separation during meiosis I premature sister kinetochore separation and normal chromosome division in meiosis I, and unequal sister chromatid segregation in meiosis II

Should not be descendants of decreased meiotic sister kinetochore association in meiotic metaphase I

add synonyms decreased meiosis I sister kinetochore association in meiotic metaphase I synonym sister kinetochore separation during meiosis I Impaired meiotic sister kinetochore fusion

THIS WAS ADDRESSED IN https://github.com/pombase/fypo/issues/4374

ValWood commented 1 year ago

Add "normal sister kinetochore fusion at meiosis I" FIX

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ValWood commented 1 year ago

Is increased sister centromere splitting in meiosis I PMID:33529549 the same as decreased meiosis I sister kinetochore association or are the subtly different?

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NO THESE ARE DIFFERENT, SEE COMMENT BELOW

ValWood commented 11 months ago

From the author

ValWood commented 11 months ago
ValWood commented 11 months ago

NOte the kinetochore dissociation terms have the comment This term describes the premature separation of paired, intact sister kinetochores. It has a related synonym using "split kinetochores" because that phrase is often used in the literature to describe this phenotype. It should not be confused with the FYPO terms that have "split kinetochore" in the names, because those names refer to cases where a single kinetochore has broken into parts.

(NOTE: I don't think "split kinetochores is much used now to describe dissociated kinetochores)