we need some grouping terms to be able to reference intramembranous or dermal bone abnormalities vs. endochondral bone abnormalities. Ideally, we'd simply add these all using Uberon cross products since the structure of these classes is well worked there. to discuss.
This is not a very standard grouping term in human medicine, as far as I can see. What is the use case?
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Betreff: [obo:human-phenotype-requests] #276 intramembranous bone abnormalities
[human-phenotype-requests:#276]http://sourceforge.net/p/obo/human-phenotype-requests/276/ intramembranous bone abnormalities
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Created: Tue Mar 04, 2014 07:46 PM UTC by Melissa Haendel
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we need some grouping terms to be able to reference intramembranous or dermal bone abnormalities vs. endochondral bone abnormalities. Ideally, we'd simply add these all using Uberon cross products since the structure of these classes is well worked there. to discuss.
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#276I am revamping the "ossification" terms here and have added "Abnormal intramembranous bone ossification", which I think is the most relevant item for this.