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#341 inviable children and cell cycle phenotypes

closed-accepted
5
2012-08-30
2012-08-29
No

I am annotating a phenotype which is
invivable, arrested with elongated phenotype.
I thought I should be able to get to a term for "elongated, inviable" by progressing down from "inviable"

Perhaps we need a grouping term under invaible for
"inviable vegetative cells" for cells which undergo some vegetative growth and or division under which to group the
mitotic catastrophe, cut, small inviable vegetative"

Then i think we need a child
"elongated inviable vegetative cells"
which is also a child of
elongated vegetative cells

(because I am trying to represent a single phenotype)
mitotic catastrophe belongs under here I think (that must be an inviable phenotype?)

we also need the elongated multinucleate and elongated multiseptate duplicated under the inviable node
(so essentially these terms need a viable/inviable node)

Also add synonyms "essential..." to inviable terms.

Note to self dpb3 curs/08dc04f357b0310b

Related

Fission yeast phenotype: #577

Discussion

  • Valerie Wood

    Valerie Wood - 2012-08-29

    In the same paper, the WT dpb3 knockdown
    has elongated vegetative cells which arrest with less than 2C DNA content

    so this could be
    "mitotic cell cycle arrest in S-phase"
    but I want to capture that they are elongated
    so could we have
    "mitotic cell cycle arrest in S-phase with elongated cells"
    Child of elongated vegetative cells
    ?

     
  • Valerie Wood

    Valerie Wood - 2012-08-29
    • summary: inviable children --> inviable children and cell cycle phenotypes
     
  • Valerie Wood

    Valerie Wood - 2012-08-29

    This is an inviable phenotype so should be:

    "mitotic cell cycle arrest in S-phase with elongated inviable cells"

    For def
    Cells which arrest with less than 2C DNA content and elongated cells, and is usually accompanied by a marginal increase in cell number (may be useful for parent too?)

     
  • Midori Harris

    Midori Harris - 2012-08-30

    new terms
    inviable vegetative cells FYPO:0001489
    elongated inviable vegetative cells FYPO:0001490
    viable vegetative cells FYPO:0001491
    elongated viable vegetative cells FYPO:0001492
    elongated multinucleate inviable vegetative cells FYPO:0001493
    elongated multiseptate inviable vegetative cells FYPO:0001494
    elongated multinucleate viable vegetative cells FYPO:0001495
    elongated multiseptate viable vegetative cells FYPO:0001496
    elongated inviable vegetative cells with mitotic cell cycle arrest in S phase FYPO:0001497

    For FYPO:0001497, I've put the bit about cell number in a comment rather than in the def, because the phenotype is defined as cell-level.

    I'm not a big fan of the "essential" related synonyms, because essential isn't a phenotype, but I've added them to help searching.

     
  • Midori Harris

    Midori Harris - 2012-08-30
    • assigned_to: nobody --> gomidori
    • labels: --> new ontology term
    • status: open --> closed-accepted
     
  • Valerie Wood

    Valerie Wood - 2012-09-10

    ...just used this one. I think "cut" should go under "inviable vegetative cells" rather than just inviable?

    val

     
  • Midori Harris

    Midori Harris - 2012-09-10

    must investigate - the reasoner does that for me when I run Oort on my machine but not on the server

     
  • Midori Harris

    Midori Harris - 2012-09-10

    update: Oort output OK; have pinged Kim about what's in the tool

     
  • Midori Harris

    Midori Harris - 2012-10-01

    curation tool now uses reasoned fypo-simple.obo