SLC38A1 should be directly in GO:1903803, not its regulator GO:1901036

[gaodifan]

Dear all,

I believe that the gene SLC38A1 should be moved from GO:1901036 ("positive regulation of L-glutamine import across plasma membrane") to be directly in GO:1903803 ("L-glutamine import across plasma membrane"). The protein itself (also called SNAT1) is a glutamine transporter, and I couldn't find any obvious regulatory activity outside of actual glutamine transport.

The same goes for the human, mouse, and rat homologous genes.

Sources available on the UniProt page.

(This is my first time suggesting an issue -- apologies for any mistakes.)

[ValWood]

Thanks @gaodifan , the ticket is good.

I raised a dispute on Protein2GO for the rat entry. This should also hopefully fix any propagation.