POC Conf. Call 12-1-10 - Revision history

Cooperl: /* Upcoming meetings 2010-2011: */

2010-12-06T23:49:56Z

Upcoming meetings 2010-2011:

Rwalls: /* Plant body substance/portion of plant substance */

2010-12-06T15:03:53Z

Plant body substance/portion of plant substance

Rwalls: /* Upcoming meetings 2010-2011: */

2010-12-02T12:34:29Z

Upcoming meetings 2010-2011:

Rwalls: /* New from SF- Revisiting bract */

2010-12-02T12:31:37Z

New from SF- Revisiting bract

Rwalls: /* New from SF- Revisiting bract */

2010-12-02T12:31:23Z

New from SF- Revisiting bract

Rwalls: /* Parts of root tip (continued from meeting on 10-26-10) */

2010-12-02T12:28:59Z

Parts of root tip (continued from meeting on 10-26-10)

Rwalls: /* Pores and anatomical space (Approval of changes from 11-5) */

2010-12-02T12:21:31Z

Pores and anatomical space (Approval of changes from 11-5)

Cooperl: /* Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO */

2010-12-01T20:57:36Z

Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO

Cooperl: /* Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO */

2010-12-01T20:53:30Z

Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO

Cooperl: /* Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO */

2010-12-01T20:53:19Z

Collaboration with Physco group to cover mosses in PO

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 *'''Infectious Disease Ontology Workshop'''
-Dallas, Dec. 8th and 9th, 2010
+Baltimore, Maryland, Dec. 8th and 9th, 2010
 Organized by Lindsay Cowall (Duke University) and others, under the auspices of the National Center for Biomedical Ontology. [http://www.bioontology.org/wiki/index.php/IDO_Workshop,_Dallas,_December_8-9,_2010 IDO Workshop December 2010]. Note that relations between the IDO and other ontologies is one of their provisional goals.

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−	''All in agreement: but keep the name 'portion of plant substance', ~~Dbx ref~~ to CARO:0000004; RW will ask them to modify their def'n to include substances taken up from the environment''	+	''All in agreement: but keep the name 'portion of plant substance', xref to CARO:0000004; Should use regular xref -- dbxrefs are just for when the references is the source of the definition, not parent term as here; RW will ask them to modify their def'n to include substances taken up from the environment''

	==Anatomical entity==		==Anatomical entity==

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	No additional abstracts were submitted for our proposal, and Angelica does not think she will be able to attend because of lack of funds. This means that as of now, only Ramona and Pankaj are giving talks (two of the six slots are filled). Dennis might be able to give a talk, and we are allowed to request other speakers (but they would have to be willing to travel to the meeting). Do we still want to go ahead with attending this meeting? Should we ask the organizers if we can use part of the time to do a computer demonstration of annotation workshop for the PO? '''Need an answer on this today.'''		No additional abstracts were submitted for our proposal, and Angelica does not think she will be able to attend because of lack of funds. This means that as of now, only Ramona and Pankaj are giving talks (two of the six slots are filled). Dennis might be able to give a talk, and we are allowed to request other speakers (but they would have to be willing to travel to the meeting). Do we still want to go ahead with attending this meeting? Should we ask the organizers if we can use part of the time to do a computer demonstration of annotation workshop for the PO? '''Need an answer on this today.'''
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		+	''PJ will contact two potential speakers from New Zealand, who should be able to attend. RW will send him recommendation forms (if possible) or PJ can send the contact info to RW so she can fill out the forms. DS can give the talk that Angelica was going to give. If we have an open slot, will ask the organizers if we can use it for a discussion session.''

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 ''Revised new def'n: bract (PO:0009055)  A phyllome, usually different in form from the foliage leaves, subtending a reproductive structure.''
-''Revised new def'n: leaf (PO:0025034): A phyllome that is not part of or associated with a reproductive structure.''
+''Revised new def'n: leaf (PO:0025034): A phyllome that is not associated with a reproductive structure.''
 '' all agreed, accepted''

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 ''Revised new def'n: bract (PO:0009055)  A phyllome, usually different in form from the foliage leaves, subtending a reproductive structure.''
-''Revised new def'n: leaf (PO:0025034): A phyllome that is not part of a reproductive structure.''
+''Revised new def'n: leaf (PO:0025034): A phyllome that is not part of or associated with a reproductive structure.''
 '' all agreed, accepted''

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-''revised def'n:  A portion of meristem tissue that is part of the root apical meristem, consists of mitotically and metabolically inactive cells and is positioned behind the root cap.''
+''revised def'n:  A portion of meristem tissue that is part of the root apical meristem, consists of mitotically and metabolically inactive cells and is positioned behind the root protoderm.''
-''Comment from DWS??''
+''Comment from DWS: say behind root protoderm instead of root cap, for species that don't have a root cap.''
 ''all agreed, accepted''

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	Suggested def: A pore that forms an opening in the integuments at the apex of an ovule. part_of integument. Comment: The micropyle originates as an opening in the integuments of an ovule through which the pollen tube usually enters the embryo sac. In a mature seed the micropyle may remain visible as an occluded pore or may be obliterated.		Suggested def: A pore that forms an opening in the integuments at the apex of an ovule. part_of integument. Comment: The micropyle originates as an opening in the integuments of an ovule through which the pollen tube usually enters the embryo sac. In a mature seed the micropyle may remain visible as an occluded pore or may be obliterated.
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		+	''Should say 'enclosed by integuments' so it doesn't sound like there is a hole in the integument''

	*'''seed micropyle (PO:0006334)''': "A pore on the seed coat which is a remnant of the ovular micropyle." [GR:pj]		*'''seed micropyle (PO:0006334)''': "A pore on the seed coat which is a remnant of the ovular micropyle." [GR:pj]

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 '''Rensing is still waiting for a response. Someone needs to email him asap.'''
-''PJ responded to Stephan Rensing on 12-1-10 (copied to PO-discuss''
+''PJ responded to Stephan Rensing on 12-1-10 (copied to PO-discuss)''
 =Upcoming meetings 2010-2011:=