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I wonder if we should avoid this because it's really a condition rather than a phenotype, and we have tried to exclude aspects of the expreiemtnal set up which are independent of the genotype/construct from FYPO so far.
In the past if we had to, we have done this:
So perhaps a condition for "transient exposure" which could be used generally would be sufficient?
Hi @ValWood, I agree that in the future we should find a solution to split phenotype and conditions. But in terms of our current way of doing things, I don't see how this is different from "sensitive to HU", which is "decreased vegetative cell population growth", with condition "+ HU".
I added a FYECO term as well. What should I do? Should I remove the FYPO terms?
[Term]
id: FYECO:0000434
name: transient hydroxyurea treatment
def: "Experiments were performed on normal medium after a short incubation in medium containing hydroxyurea." [PomBase:mlr]
xref: PMID:37200372
is_a: FYECO:0000109 ! grouping excess
synonym: "acute hydroxyurea treatment" BROAD [PMID:37200372]
created_by: mlr
creation_date: 2023-07-10T13:00:00Z
I take your point. It feels a bit different but maybe only because it was convenient. Let's not worry about it for now. I think if it is confined to the population phenotypes (which are quite different anyway) it's OK.
I will do both (FYECO + FYPO term). At some point in the future, hopefully it should be doable to correct the annotations from the logical definitions.
decreased vegetative cell population growth after short incubation in hydroxyurea normal vegetative cell population growth after short incubation in hydroxyurea