[Ontology-editors] organization, biogenesis etc

[Karen Christie]

Disassembly is a normal process. For example, it happens all the time at 
the ends of actin filaments and microtubules.

You don't say how you wish to define organization. that would be helpful 
for thinking about whether 'disassembly' should be part of 'organization'. 
In the context of disassembly of actin filaments or microtubules, I might 
think that 'disassembly' isn't an organizing process, but a deorganizing 
one, with respect to the monomers, anyway.

-Karen


On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Pankaj Jaiswal (OSU) wrote:

> Right 'disassembly' is not a normal process.
>
> Pankaj
>
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> Jane Lomax wrote:
>> Yeah, this is wrong isn't it? Disassembly should not be part of biogenesis. 
>> This needs a rethink...
>> 
>> On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Midori Harris wrote:
>> 
>>> Looking at this again at meeting: at first I thought this would work:
>>> 
>>>>> biogenesis
>>>>> - [p] organization
>>>>> - [p] part biosynthesis
>>> 
>>> but we're also thinking organization has 4 children:
>>> 
>>> organization
>>> - [i] assembly
>>> - [i] disassembly
>>> - [i] maintenance
>>> - [i] morphogenesis
>>> 
>>> So I just want to make sure it still makes sense when we put it all 
>>> together:
>>> 
>>> biogenesis
>>> - [p] organization
>>> --- [i] assembly
>>> --- [i] disassembly
>>> --- [i] maintenance
>>> --- [i] morphogenesis
>>> - [p] part biosynthesis
>>> 
>>> OK? Or do we have to make any further changes?
>>> 
>>> m
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