[go] Alert: DNA polymerase terms to be merged
Midori Harris
midori at ebi.ac.uk
Tue Feb 26 07:17:48 PST 2008
Hello,
In SF 1898404 Chris observed that 'DNA-directed DNA polymerase activity'
(GO:0003887) and many of its children have identical definitions; in SF
1192485 several curators observed that the child terms actually represent
gene products. All catalyze the same template-directed polymerization
reaction by the same mechanism (e.g. see review PMID: 12045093). The
differences include subunit structure, other activities present in the
polymerase (whether monomeric or multimeric), and involvement in various
processes (DNA replication, DNA repair, etc.). Most of this can be
captured using additional annotations, including component and process
terms.
To minimize annotation upheaval, I propose to merge the following terms
into their parent, 'DNA-directed DNA polymerase activity' (GO:0003887):
alpha DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003889
beta DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003890
delta DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003891
DNA polymerase V activity ; GO:0008723
epsilon DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003893
eta DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0015999
gamma DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003895
iota DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016000
kappa DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016450
lambda DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016449
mu DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016448
nu DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016451
sigma DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0019984
theta DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0016452
zeta DNA polymerase activity ; GO:0003894
SourceForge links:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1192485&group_id=36855&atid=440764
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1898404&group_id=36855&atid=440764
*** Unless objections are received by Tuesday, March 4, 2008,
we will assume you agree to this change. ***
Midori
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