Re: [SO-devel] new polypeptide terms

[Karen E. <kei...@ge...>]

Hi Colin,
I think Gabby should take a look at this when she gets back from  
vacation.

Thank you for being on top of our synonyms. Its great that we have a  
group that uses them so extensively. I checked in the changes you  
requested on the tracker.

Cheers,
Karen


On Aug 20, 2007, at 3:57 AM, Colin Batchelor wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm delighted to see the collection of new polypeptide terms in SO.
>
> A thought with regard to the asx_* terms (SO:0000912, SO:0001106  
> etc.):
> "asparagine turn" exists in the literature, as might "aspartate turn".
> How ought SO to represent those phrases?  The same applies to the st_*
> terms (SO:0001141, SO:00011126, SO:0001127), where "serine turn", for
> example, could turn up.
>
> I'll put specific requests for extra synonyms or changing synonym  
> scopes
> on the tracker.
>
> Best wishes,
> Colin.
>
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