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NTRs for 'host hemorrhage with pathogen present' and 'increased host hemorrhage with pathogen' #364
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Preferred term labelincreased host hemorrhage with pathogen Textual definitionA pathogen host interaction phenotype in which the host bleeding during pathogen infection occurs to a greater extent than normal (MP:0001914 hemorrhage). Synonymsincreased host bleeding with pathogen increased host haemorrhage with pathogen Suggested parent termNot sure yet, see comment above |
I would put it under the parent (the phrase 'modulation' is a bit odd. I can't immediately think of a better one, but it isn't really 'modulation' |
Thanks @ValWood . It looks like some words are missing in your comment above. Do you mean -pathogen modulation of host process --NTR: host physiological process affected by pathogen (sibling of 'pathogen modulation of host immune system process phenotype') ---NTR: host hemorrhage with pathogen present |
Yes something like that. |
NTR: host physiological process affected by pathogen phenotype Def: A pathogen host interaction phenotype, in which a pathogen effects a change in the physiological processes of its host organism. Do we need to define 'physiological process'? |
For PHI-base/curation#102
Preferred term label
host hemorrhage with pathogen present
Textual definition
A pathogen host interaction phenotype in which host bleeding occurs during pathogen infection (MP:0001914 hemorrhage).
Synonyms
host bleeding with pathogen present
host haemorrhage with pathogen present
Suggested parent term
??
@ValWood, I'm not sure what 'type' of phenotype this? Could it go under 'pathogen modulation of host immune system process phenotype'?
or is it more of a 'host defense-induced substance level phenotype'?
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11753634/176897754-f444bfb4-9a6e-4f5a-8426-e3ca4b095656.png)
or something else??
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