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material structures needed to replace anatomical space fillers in GO logical definitions

Open balhoff opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

I'm trying to resolve all reasoning violations in GO resulting from property range axioms. The remaining issues have to do with anatomical spaces used as targets of results in development of. Here are the GO terms and Uberon terms used:

I would appreciate any suggestions for what to do about these.

Related: #2214, #2215

balhoff avatar Dec 17 '21 15:12 balhoff

@balhoff - has this ticket been addressed with the GO ticket? or is it something we need to look into for a proper fix?

shawntanzk avatar May 02 '22 09:05 shawntanzk

We do still need to address this. I took a look, and we're only avoiding unsatisfiable classes at the moment due to a lack of connections from Uberon into CARO and BFO (at least what we have imported into GO).

balhoff avatar May 02 '22 18:05 balhoff

@balhoff

  • GO:0014024 neural rod cavitation was merged into GO:0014020 primary neural tube formation
  • GO_1903374 subarachnoid space development was obsoleted

pgaudet avatar May 16 '22 17:05 pgaudet

Initial thoughts from @addiehl: need to address property range problems. How are spaces handled as material, anatomical entities? May be a relations ontology issue, not something that can be solved just in Uberon.

ghost avatar Jun 27 '22 17:06 ghost

This issue has not seen any activity in the past 6 months; it will be closed automatically one year from now if no action is taken.

github-actions[bot] avatar Feb 07 '23 02:02 github-actions[bot]

This issue has been closed automatically because it has not been updated in 18 months. Please re-open if you still need this to be addressed.

github-actions[bot] avatar Feb 08 '24 01:02 github-actions[bot]

We should revise

  • whether these are truly immaterial or material
  • if immaterial, make material counterparts/shadows for each, and use these in GO
  • place these under the new "gross anatomical part" term

cmungall avatar Mar 14 '24 19:03 cmungall

Just noting that the issues have been resolved in GO; is this still needed?

pgaudet avatar Mar 21 '24 07:03 pgaudet