Shawn Rynearson
@lindenb did you find a fix for this or get a response?
Response from @keilbeck Hi Pascale These terms are worked out with the variant group at the EBI. After much discussion we have merged missense with non-synonymous. We don't have a...
Response from @keilbeck Hey Midori I added the synoym as requested. The other terms need a bit more thought on my behalf. I will get back to you --Karen
Response from @keilbeck Hi Karen C, Just letting you know that I have not forgotten your requests. I will get to these when I get back from vacation on the...
Hi Karen I think that the difference in the parentage of the parts of the promoter depended on whether I could find the TF that it binds to when I...
Hi Karen I have created some new terms, and moved things around a little. I think that the best way to handle this was to have a subtree under DNA...
Response from Karen Christie Hi Karen, I have some further comments on defining "promoter" vs "core promoter". I hope I didn't steer you wrong when you, David, and I met....
Response from @keilbeck Hi Dan OK, restriction site is the place where the enzyme cuts. WOuld you be happy with that being a synonym for the existing term restriction enzyme...
Response from Dan Bolser Hi Karen, Yup "restriction enzyme cleavage junction" == "restriction site". A "restriction site marker" is a bit more complex, so I'm tempted to drop that request...
Response from @keilbeck OK, FPC seems like it probably falls into the category of fragment assembly. Does this seem right to you? --K