I've noticed that several curation sessions are using terms from the PHIPO_EXT ontology as primary terms gene-for-gene phenotype annotations.
This is not the intended usage of the ontology: the PHIPO_EXT terms are supposed to be used in the gene_for_gene_interaction annotation extension, and the primary annotation term is supposed to be a PHIPO term.
The affected publications are:
- PMID:26714171
- PMID:22102810
- PMID:25424308
- PMID:37177781
I've updated my pipeline to cope with annotations that use PHIPO_EXT as primary terms, but these annotations are not being displayed properly in PHI-base 5. For example:
For contrast, here is an example of an annotation from a curation session (PMID:25644479) that is using the PHIPO_EXT term as an annotation extension, as intended:
@Hsinyugithub Please can you fix these sessions, or explain why the PHIPO_EXT terms have been used in this way?
I've noticed that several curation sessions are using terms from the PHIPO_EXT ontology as primary terms gene-for-gene phenotype annotations.
This is not the intended usage of the ontology: the PHIPO_EXT terms are supposed to be used in the gene_for_gene_interaction annotation extension, and the primary annotation term is supposed to be a PHIPO term.
The affected publications are:
I've updated my pipeline to cope with annotations that use PHIPO_EXT as primary terms, but these annotations are not being displayed properly in PHI-base 5. For example:
For contrast, here is an example of an annotation from a curation session (PMID:25644479) that is using the PHIPO_EXT term as an annotation extension, as intended:
@Hsinyugithub Please can you fix these sessions, or explain why the PHIPO_EXT terms have been used in this way?