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We have imported neoplasms (also labeled as tumors) from NCIT and placed them under cancer from the Disease Ontology based on the alternative label 'malignant neoplasm'. We should reorganize these so that disorders (material entities) are not asserted as types of diseases (dispositions) as presented in the ONCONTO Workshop at ICBO (Duncan, Gaudioso, and Diehl, Towards an Ontology for Representing Malignant Neoplasms). Consider making use of 'has material basis in' to help distinguish and relate.
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currently importing terms, creating others as necessary with TURBO URIs, and assigning axioms.
To do: annotate thoroughly, touch base with other ontology maintainers, esp. Alex D. Think about where the terms should live/who should own the URIs. Then propose to OBIB team.
We have imported neoplasms (also labeled as tumors) from NCIT and placed them under cancer from the Disease Ontology based on the alternative label 'malignant neoplasm'. We should reorganize these so that disorders (material entities) are not asserted as types of diseases (dispositions) as presented in the ONCONTO Workshop at ICBO (Duncan, Gaudioso, and Diehl, Towards an Ontology for Representing Malignant Neoplasms). Consider making use of 'has material basis in' to help distinguish and relate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: