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difference of sexual differentiation
Mondo term (ID and Label): difference of sexual differentiation
Suggested new label: disorder of sexual development (this is by far the most commonly used term for this class of diseases). @matentzn can we automatically infer class membership? for instance, 46,xx sex reversal is not a subclass. Should we be annotating this manually?
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We can certainly hack the subclasses with sparql+regex. I will let @nicolevasilevsky guide me on this!
@sabrinatoro could we axiomatize these terms using monochrome (or something else?) so we get automatic inferences for these terms?
@nicolevasilevsky, I don't understand your question... Is the assumption that "disorder of sexual development" is always related to a chromosomal anomaly in X or Y chromosome? My thought (without having any expertise) is that it is not especially the case. especially since we now know that sexual development is more complex than just the X and Y chromosome. For instance, there might be a gene on a different chromosome that could be involved in sexual development. Also, are ALL the disorders affecting the X and Y chromosome "disorder of sexual development"?
Therefore :
- I don't think we should axiomatized using monochrome or other genes/chromosomes
- It might make more sense to axiomatize based on feature? but I don't know if all the Mondo terms would have that feature annotated in Mondo (this annotation could be in Mondo or somewhere else, eg monarch)
Not all "disorder of sexual development"s are disorders affecting the X and Y chromosome. However, specific gene mutations manifest differently according to the chromosomal status. One often sees categorizations like this one https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6976999/
talking to Peter. Action items:
- [x] '46,XX testicular disorder of sex development' should be a subclass of '46,XX disorder of sex development'
- [x] rename gynecomastia to 'gynecomastia disorder', syn 'isolated gynecomastia'