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drill down options for F-P linking #1292
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...and I see it if I search on this string in the Canto main GO term search so its only extensions. This seems like a configuration file issue, but I'm not sure why.... |
similarly it did not give me |
Which term were you adding the extension to? I'll check the config. |
the terms I was looking for were They are exact matches so I would expect them to be top hits but they did not appear in the list? This extension should allow any BP term |
GO:0009987 cellular process, that's probably why.... will check parents |
positive regulation of G2/M transition of mitotic cell cycle |
I'm still not following. I added an annotation to GO:0009987 and it didn't offer me any extension options at all. What am I missing? |
GO:0009987 cellular process The terms which were not giving me the expected extensin prompts were I was trying to add Function-process links to link "Molecular functions" to "biological processes "using using the prompt "involved in biological process" This is configured at the top of the function ontology (any MF) and very high up the process graph part_of(ANY cellular process) Using but, I don't find some GO terms which should match exactly (namely positive regulation of G2/M transition of mitotic cell cycle |
first protein processing is no longer a cellular process GO:0009987 we can work around this and add the links in free text mode |
and this time I could find |
I'm not sure why, but in the extension options for F-P linking I cannot locate the term
positive regulation of G2/M transition of mitotic cell cycle
in a search?
top hits are longer terms like
positive regulation of G2/M transition of mitotic cell cycle involved in yada yada
I can find it if I use GO:0010971
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