Ontology meeting 2012-05-30
MINUTES: TANYA
30-minute call
FOLLOW-UP ON CHEBI ALIGNMENT
- Note that the next ChEBI release is scheduled for this coming Friday, June 1st. Some of the ChEBI terms that we requested recently have been merged with other ChEBI entries, and this will be reflected in the next release, possibly rendering some xps 'silent'. Shall we look in OBOEdit again so we can make sure that no xps are left behind?
- AI: YES! Look again in OE to make sure No Cross-product is Left Behind.
- AI: Standard reasoner report generated by Jenkins on June 2/3. Different results may be present.
EXISTS, ENTAILED EXITS, NOT-ENTAILED EXITS, REDUNDANT NEW, INFERRED NEW, TRANSLATED REDUNDANT
- Need a smooth way, SOP, to deal with new ChEBI releases.
- Point bio-chebi file to a specific ChEBI release. Ideally, they would provide a standard owl file for our use. Chris/Jane will follow up with Janna.
- Use ChEBI-latest for TG. That way new ChEBI terms that are requested can be used right within a day for TG creation. Ask non-GO editors to put 'for GO terms' into their ChEBI term request to expedite addition to ChEBI.
- T/D still need to look at non-supported links.
FOLLOW-UP ON CHEBI PAPER
punt to next week
FOLLOW-UP ON TERMGENIE PAPER
punt to next week
GETTING BP/CC TRANSPORT XPS INTO LIVE GO
- The existing file needs to be regenerated as several XPs are missing. E.g. 'peroxisome transport ; GO:0043574'
- These are the observations from a first-pass look at the existing file in: go/scratch/xps/biological_process_xp_cellular_component.obo
results_in_transport_of (21 occurences)
- Should the following two GO terms changed to 'localization' term names, to match the 'organelle localization' terms?
- Revisit. Need to make sure we don't lose specificity by changing term name.
[Term] id: GO:0032402 ! melanosome transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0042470 ! melanosome
[Term] id: GO:0051904 ! pigment granule transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0048770 ! pigment granule
- GO:0006928 looks like an odd movement:
!!! TODO - use more generic relation [Term] id: GO:0048870 ! cell motility intersection_of: GO:0006928 ! cellular component movement intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0005623 ! cell
results_in_transport_from (20 occurences)
- Export is represented differently, depending on the specificity of the GO term… does this matter/is there a better way?
- Logically the same, differences apparent when viewed in OE and integrated into main ontology.
- Good to standardize for when we integrate other ontologies.
- Rule: always fully expand to extent that is possible. Be consistent.
[Term] id: GO:0000055 ! ribosomal large subunit export from nucleus intersection_of: GO:0051168 ! nuclear export intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0015934 ! large ribosomal subunit
[Term] id: GO:0051168 ! nuclear export intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_from GO:0005634 ! nucleus
[Term] id: GO:0032974 ! amino acid export from vacuole intersection_of: GO:0032973 ! amino acid export intersection_of: results_in_transport_from GO:0005773 ! vacuole
results_in_transport_to (38 occurences)
- Different representation of import (see above for export)
[Term] id: GO:0051170 ! nuclear import intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_to GO:0005634 ! nucleus
[Term] id: GO:0032975 ! amino acid import into vacuole intersection_of: GO:0043090 ! amino acid import intersection_of: results_in_transport_to GO:0005773 ! vacuole
[Term] id: GO:0006608 ! snRNP protein import into nucleus intersection_of: GO:0017038 ! protein import intersection_of: results_in_transport_to GO:0005634 ! nucleus intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0030532 ! small nuclear ribonucleoprotein complex
results_in_transport_towards (2 occurences)
[Term] id: GO:0006626 ! protein targeting to mitochondrion intersection_of: GO:0006605 ! protein targeting intersection_of: results_in_transport_towards GO:0005739 ! mitochondrion
[Term] id: GO:0000042 ! protein targeting to Golgi intersection_of: GO:0006605 ! protein targeting intersection_of: results_in_transport_towards GO:0005794 ! Golgi apparatus
- SUGGESTED TO_DO: scrap 'results_in_transport_towards', and change XPs to 'results_in_transport_to'. Can't see a difference between 'towards' and 'to'.
results_in_transport_involving (5 occurences)
[Term] id: GO:0007041 ! lysosomal transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_involving GO:0005764 ! lysosome
[Term] id: GO:0016197 ! endosome transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_involving GO:0005768 ! endosome
[Term] id: GO:0048199 ! vesicle targeting, to, from or within Golgi intersection_of: GO:0006903 ! vesicle targeting intersection_of: results_in_transport_of GO:0005798 ! Golgi-associated vesicle intersection_of: results_in_transport_involving GO:0005794 ! Golgi apparatus
[Term] id: GO:0070296 ! sarcoplasmic reticulum calcium ion transport intersection_of: GO:0006816 ! calcium ion transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_involving GO:0016529 ! sarcoplasmic reticulum
[Term] id: GO:0000066 ! mitochondrial ornithine transport intersection_of: GO:0015822 ! ornithine transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_involving GO:0005739 ! mitochondrion
- SUGGESTED TO_DO: Change to 'results_in_transport_to_from_or_in'. 'involved_in' is ambiguous as to whether it's the organelle/complex that is BEING transported, or if it's a complex/molecule that is being transported TO/FROM/WITHIN the organelle.
- Eg. the definition for 'endosome transport ; GO:0016197' is:
- The directed movement of substances into, out of or mediated by an endosome, a membrane-bounded organelle that carries materials newly ingested by endocytosis. It passes many of the materials to lysosomes for degradation.
results_in_transport_along (8 occurences)
- All look ok- involve movement along filaments/microtubules
results_in_transport_across (7 occurences)
[Term] id: GO:0034219 ! carbohydrate transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0008643 ! carbohydrate transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0016020 ! membrane
[Term] id: GO:0034220 ! ion transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0006811 ! ion transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0016020 ! membrane
[Term] id: GO:0055085 ! transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0016020 ! membrane
[Term] id: GO:0034486 ! vacuolar transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0055085 ! transmembrane transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0005774 ! vacuolar membrane
[Term] id: GO:0034487 ! vacuolar amino acid transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0006865 ! amino acid transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0005774 ! vacuolar membrane
[Term] id: GO:0034755 ! iron ion transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0006826 ! iron ion transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_across GO:0016020 ! membrane
- The chemical ones should be changed to intersections involving CHEBI terms, and moved to be in the go_chebi_xp file.
E.g. SUGGESTION FOR NEW XP: [Term] id: GO:0034219 ! carbohydrate transmembrane transport intersection_of: GO:0055085 ! transmembrane transport intersection_of: has_input CHEBI:16646 ! carbohydrate
- Q: Should the intra-GO ones (E.g. vacuolar transmembrane transport) stay as they are?
results_in_transport_to_from_or_in (1 occurence)
!!! moved from unvetted and change relation - CJM -2009-12-21 [Term] id: GO:0006839 ! mitochondrial transport intersection_of: GO:0006810 ! transport intersection_of: results_in_transport_to_from_or_in GO:0005739 ! mitochondrion
- Several of the 'results_in_transport_involving' XPs should be moved into this section (see above).