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Question regarding intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay hierarchy #1458
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I am forwarding this to Brenda Farrell who initiated those terms to
see if she has any comments.
Thanks,
Randi
…On Tue, Nov 16, 2021 at 2:39 PM Patrick Lloyd Ray ***@***.***> wrote:
Looking at the classes under ‘intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay’ there are three classes: current clamp assay, patch clamp assay, and voltage clamp assay. I think that both current clamp assay and voltage clamp assay are types of patch clamp assay (they are the two ways that one can perform a patch clamp assay).
Perhaps there is a good reason for these three to be under ‘intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay’ – e.g., having only one child class under a parent is a “bad smell” for some ontologists. However, this could lead some users think that these classes are disjoint when they are not. Thoughts?
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I am sorry to say that Brenda Farrell is no longer working, so she will be unable to comment. These assays are not within my area of expertise, so I can offer no other input. |
Hi All, We have noticed that there is already a term - "electrophysiology assay" (OBI:0002176). But, extracellular electrophysiology recording assay (OBI:0000454) and intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay (OBI:0000447) are not the children of "electrophysiology assay". I think it makes more sense to add those relationships. Thanks, |
Discussed on OBI call 2021-11-22: There were no comments on the hierarchy of ‘intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay’. There was agreement that 'extracellular electrophysiology recording assay' (OBI:0000454) and 'intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay' (OBI:0000447) should be made children of 'electrophysiology assay' (OBI:0002176). |
PR #1499 was merged. @hectorguzor discussed with @patrick-lloyd-ray that for now we will leave the intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay hierarchy as is. If changes need to be made in the future, we can reopen the issue. |
Looking at the classes under ‘intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay’ there are three classes: current clamp assay, patch clamp assay, and voltage clamp assay. I think that both current clamp assay and voltage clamp assay are types of patch clamp assay (they are the two ways that one can perform a patch clamp assay).
Perhaps there is a good reason for these three to be under ‘intra cellular electrophysiology recording assay’ – e.g., having only one child class under a parent is a “bad smell” for some ontologists. However, this could lead some users think that these classes are disjoint when they are not. Thoughts?
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