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fixes#2400-NTR-fish-terms #2702
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don't think I can help with content, I know nothing about fish >.< but this is something I noticed:
There probably shouldn't be two in taxon -> I think this either should use a higher up the taxon tree or a |
@shawntanzk Thanks for the feedback. I will wait until I find any reviewer to do this modification |
good catch @shawntanzk - but why didn't the pipeline catch this? |
Is there suppose to be a check for this, or is this something we need to look into? or is it something that certain disjointness should have pinged and we have to go figure out why the pipeline did not disjoint them? |
@shawntanzk this class should have been found unsatisfiable by the reasoner. It means taxon constraints are not set up correctly. Four things are needed:
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thanks @balhoff - I will write a ticket and hopefully we can get to the bottom of if with the tech support team :) |
[Term] | ||
id: UBERON:8480038 | ||
name: meningeal myeloid tissue | ||
def: "Lymphomyeloid tissue that consist mainly in granulopoietic cells but that also contains erythroid and lymphoid cells in different stages of maturation." [PMID:25130144] |
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Thank you for providing a reference for your definition!
In uberon and other OBO ontologies, we prefer sources that are more focused around the definition itself, rather that experimental results papers that might embed the definition and give another sources.
Here we have:
The meningeal tissue is a unique hemopoietic site in sturgeon
located over the medulla oblongata between the brain and cartilaginous
skull capsule, in a saddle-like manner [26,35]. The
meningeal tissue is mainly granulopoietic, with erythroid and
lymphoid cell lines in different stages of maturation and resembles
the hemopoietic bone marrow in mammals, histologically [26].
F€ange R. Lymphoid organs in sturgeons (Acipenseridae). Vet Immunol
Immunopathol 1986;12:153e61.
Scharrer E. The histology of the meningeal myeloid tissue in the Ganoids Amia
and Lepisosteus. Anat Rec 1944;88:291e310.
I might prefer to have one of the two cited papers above as the cited reference
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@cmungall OK, I will change to one of these
id: UBERON:8480038 | ||
name: meningeal myeloid tissue | ||
def: "Lymphomyeloid tissue that consist mainly in granulopoietic cells but that also contains erythroid and lymphoid cells in different stages of maturation." [PMID:25130144] | ||
is_a: UBERON:0034769 ! lymphomyeloid tissue |
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Can you also add a part-of? Is this part of the meninges or overlaying it? I think there is only a single meninx in this clade, yes?
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@cmungall The only information I found (and got access) is the one indicated in PMID:25130144 (citing PMID:3765338 and Anat Rec 1944;88:291e310), "the meningeal tissue is ... located over the medulla oblongata between the brain and cartilaginous skull capsule, in a saddle-like manner".
I would say that is part_of meninges, but I am not really sure
def: "Seminal fluid of fish, mollusks, and certain other water-dwelling animals which reproduce by spraying this fluid, which contains the sperm, onto the egg cells." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milt] | ||
is_a: UBERON:0006536 ! male reproductive gland secretion | ||
relationship: dc-contributor http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0819-0473 | ||
relationship: in_taxon NCBITaxon:6447 ! Mollusca |
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as mentioned separately, this should have been caught by our pipeline and the PR flagged. Nothing can be only in molluscs and fish.
I wonder if we want to split this into two concepts?
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@cmungall I found mainly references about fish seminal fluid. Should I only use 'in taxon' some Actinopterygii and give it up Mollusca?
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Agreed
[Term] | ||
id: UBERON:8480039 | ||
name: milt | ||
def: "Seminal fluid of fish, mollusks, and certain other water-dwelling animals which reproduce by spraying this fluid, which contains the sperm, onto the egg cells." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milt] |
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We like to have a genus-differentia definition, where the genus is an existing term.
Here we might write as
"Seminal fluid which "
Where the genus is an is-a parent or ancestor
Here we run into a challenging issue. We have "seminal fluid" in uberon already, you opted not to use it in your is-a, likely wisely, as the existing term may be vertebrate specific (not totally clear). But we should be consistent in terminology and use the same term in your is-a that is in your definition
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Wikipedia is sometimes a decent source proxy but in this case the wikipedia page is not really helpful and is more about culinary aspects.
To what extend is a new concept really required here vs just having a synonym on seminal fluid?
Having terms that group across phyla is often a sign we want two different concepts, or it's simply different nomenclature on different species for a more general concept.
cc @ddooley
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@cmungall I let you decide what is more correct:
- add as synonym of seminal fluid.
Is possible to indicate that is a synonym/term used in fish? - create a new concept.
Is this def. better?
"Secretion from the glands of the male genital tract containing sperm that is sprayed onto the egg cells in certain water-dwelling animals."
Difficult to find a good source of definition. What about PMID:31287811 ?
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@cmungall I found that this term is also used in Petromyzon marinus (PMID:31287811), so I think the best is to add "milt" as synonym of seminal fluid
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[Term] | ||
id: UBERON:8480040 | ||
name: ovarian fluid | ||
def: "Fish ovary secretion released with eggs." [https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00899767/document] |
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note on definition source: We always prefer IDs like PMIDs or URLs of primary literature databases rather than secondary archives.
In this case, the relevant URL is
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8526977/
or simply PMID:8526977
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is ovarian fluid only secreted in fish?
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[Term] | ||
id: UBERON:8480039 | ||
name: milt | ||
def: "Seminal fluid of fish, mollusks, and certain other water-dwelling animals which reproduce by spraying this fluid, which contains the sperm, onto the egg cells." [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milt] |
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Wikipedia is sometimes a decent source proxy but in this case the wikipedia page is not really helpful and is more about culinary aspects.
To what extend is a new concept really required here vs just having a synonym on seminal fluid?
Having terms that group across phyla is often a sign we want two different concepts, or it's simply different nomenclature on different species for a more general concept.
cc @ddooley
fixes #2400 NTR-fish-terms