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subdivide abnormal feces composition MP:0003868 #3997

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sbello opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 4 comments
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subdivide abnormal feces composition MP:0003868 #3997

sbello opened this issue Jun 17, 2024 · 4 comments
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HPO mapping mapping of MP to HP terms new term request

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sbello commented Jun 17, 2024

abnormal feces composition MP:0003868 has only 2 child terms and many direct annotations, review the annotations to create new child terms

abnormal/increased/decreased feces lipid content - J:344868 - increase in free fatty acids
existing term steatorrhea would fall under this

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sbello commented Jun 18, 2024

Added terms for lipids, cholesterol, bile salts and water content
Leaving this open until we make a decision about steatorrhea #3998

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sbello commented Jun 18, 2024

the ELK reasoner puts abnormal feces water content under abnormal body water content but I don't think this is correct so I did not add the parent

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Also, how does diarrhea MP:0005036 (under 'abnormal defecation', CHECK EQ) relate to the new term increased feces water content MP:0014483 ?

Compare wih HPO term Diarrhea HP:0002014 which uses the same EQ as the MP term but has addtional child terms.

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sbello commented Jun 21, 2024

I've made diarrhea a child of increased feces water content, I wouldn't cal these the same since you may have more water than normal but not be fully diarrhea. But diarrhea clearly has as part an increase in water content.

We should discuss with Leigh the placement of 'melana' MP has this under feces composition but HPO has it under diarrhea

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