Add a few non-human animal genetic diseases #7949
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We need to make sure that the gene points to the non-human animal term. Since gene symbols can be the same between human and non-human animal, we should not use the gene symbols. Please see #7987 for more details |
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Addresses #7271
@sabrinatoro please review this draft PR.
Note: In the ROBOT template for these terms, in order to avoid a ROBOT MANCHESTER PARSE ERROR, I had to use the gene symbol (e.g. CHAT) rather than the gene ID (e.g. NCBIGene:486775).
In the gene list on Mondo, there are two CHAT entries - http://identifiers.org/hgnc/1912 and http://identifiers.org/ncbigene/486775. Is this a problem? They are orthologs, but should the non-human animal terms only point to the ncbigene entries?
Thank you!