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add term: name: BMP4-related ocular growth disorder #8859

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@nicolevasilevsky nicolevasilevsky commented Mar 16, 2025

close #8786

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@nicolevasilevsky I am pretty sure you meant "issue 8786" and not "issue 8486".
I updated the description of this PR.

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I probably misread it, I need reading glasses! 😆 Thanks for updating that

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@nicolevasilevsky please see my comment.
If the definition and/or name include "ocular growth disorder", we need to define what it is.

[Term]
id: MONDO:0100613
name: BMP4-related ocular growth disorder
def: "Any ocular growth disorder in which the cause of the disease is a mutation in the BMP4 gene." [https://clinicalgenome.org/affiliation/40077/]
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Something is missing.
if "ocular growth disorder" is in the name and/or the definition, we need to have "ocular growth disorder" defined.
We don't have a term for this, and it is not explained in the current definition.

This might require input from the requester.

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[NTR/gene] BMP4-related ocular growth disorder
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