obophenotype / obophenotype/uberon
'chest wall' lacks relationships to parts
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Description
Uberon term
chest wall (UBERON:0016435)
Suggested revision and reasons
'chest wall' is defined as 'Subdivision of thorax which includes all structures from the skin to the costal pleura.' But it doesn't appear that any of the anatomical parts that make up the chest wall (ribs, skin, etc.) have a relationship to 'chest wall'.
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Research direction
Start with the Uberon term chest wall (UBERON:0016435) and review how related anatomical parts such as ribs and skin are represented elsewhere in the ontology. Done means the relevant structures have appropriate relationships to chest wall and the ontology remains consistent.
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